INVESTMENTS-CONNECT PLUS ACCESS
INVESTMENTS-CONNECT PLUS ACCESS
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ISBN: 2810022611546
Author: Bodie
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 18, Problem 17PS

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To calculate: The estimation of the intrinsic value of share of stock is to be determined when market capitalization rate is 20% per year.

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In a company, intrinsic value is the calculated value. The estimated value is used in fundamental analysis and its cash flow. The amount of profit that exists in a contract.

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To calculate: The expected dividend yield when market price of share is equal to the intrinsic value.

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In a company, intrinsic value is the calculated value. The estimated value is used in fundamental analysis and its cash flow. The amount of profit that exists in a contract.

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To calculate: The expected price to be one year from now is to be determined.

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In a company, intrinsic value is the calculated value. The estimated value is used in fundamental analysis and its cash flow. The amount of profit that exists in a contract.

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To calculate: when the capital gain is consistent with dividend yield and the capitalization market rate.

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In a company, intrinsic value is the calculated value. The estimated value is used in fundamental analysis and its cash flow. The amount of profit that exists in a contract.

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