Business 123 Introduction to InvestmentsMay I please have an expert's explanation and solution for the following exercise?Thank you so much, Taaktha, Mony, & Runne, symbol TMR, is selling for $1.32. The company has been losing money for many yearsand has never paid a dividend. However, the analysts on Yahoo Finance say it will be worth $3.25 next year. Wewill use their estimate but change the time frame to four years. If our required rate of return is 15%, would this bea potentially good investment for us? What can we say about the potential risk involved with a stock such as this?

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