Complete the output below given the information giver INPUT Trading EBITDA Multiple Shares Outstanding Total Debt Cash EBITDA Dividends per share Dividend Growth Rate Risk Free Rate Market Return Beta Analysts Avg Target Price OUTPUT-ANSWERS Current Trading Stock Price Stock Value Price based on Intrinsic Value (assume this year's dividend) Dividend Discount Model (assume this year's dividend). 11.000X 140 million 1,100 million 450 million 740 million $1.40 per share 10% 2.50% 12.00% 1.500X $48.00 Enter Answers $53.50 $0.98

Complete the output below given the information giver INPUT Trading EBITDA Multiple Shares Outstanding Total Debt Cash EBITDA Dividends per share Dividend Growth Rate Risk Free Rate Market Return Beta Analysts Avg Target Price OUTPUT-ANSWERS Current Trading Stock Price Stock Value Price based on Intrinsic Value (assume this year's dividend) Dividend Discount Model (assume this year's dividend). 11.000X 140 million 1,100 million 450 million 740 million $1.40 per share 10% 2.50% 12.00% 1.500X $48.00 Enter Answers $53.50 $0.98

Essentials Of Investments

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Chapter1: Investments: Background And Issues

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