Stock exchanges want to be sure that investors have enough information to Select one: O a. Increase a company's performance and prospects O b. Evaluate a company's performance and prospects O c. Decrease a company's performance and prospects d. Evaluate a company's assets and liabilities

12. Which of the following is most accurate about fundamental and technical analysis? Fundamental Analysis a. Predicting price movements b. Volume and prices c. Business Concepts Technical Analysis Valuation Process Business concepts Traditional economic Market Data Macroeconomic and Microeconomic d. Traditional economic e. Political, environment, other factors 13. Which of the following is most accurate about fundamental and technical analysis? Fundamental Analysis a. Price-to-Earnings Ratio b. Solvency Ratio c. Book Value Per Share d. Cash Flows Technical Analysis Earnings per Share Equity Ratio Market Price Per Share Retained Earnings e. None of the above

The stock market valuation/capitalization of a company in the NY Stock Exchange is based on the   a. Expected company taxes   b. Expected profitability of the company     c. Expected yield curve   d. None of the above

Calculation of which if the following metrics require knowledge of the company’s share price? Choose two A) return on equity B) dividend yield C) dividend payout ratio D) ratio of market-to-book value E) leverage ratio

1. Stock exchanges want to be sure that investors have enough information toSelect one:a. Increase a company’s performance and prospectsb. Evaluate a company’s performance and prospectsc. Decrease a company’s performance and prospectsd. Evaluate a company’s assets and liabilities

Discuss the major methods of a company valuation. In doing so, explain each method and compare their advantages and disadvantages with the other methods you choose to discuss Discuss the above based on the following: Explain the market capitalization. Explain the book value. Explain (expected) future earnings. Provide a narrative on other methods (minimum of two). Compare market capitalization, book value, and future earnings methods (and your other chosen methods) with each other to include their advantages and disadvantages.

Question 3:How do you find whether a stock is undervalued or overvalued? Give one example and explain. Discuss thedifference of fundamental analysis vs. technical analysis.

Describe and compare (i) the Simple Earnings Capitalisation Model, (ii) Burgstahler & Dichev's option-style valuation model, and (ii) Ohlson's Unbiased Accounting Model for evaluating share prices. What is your assessment of the three models?

Based on the balance sheet, Is the market price of the company’s stock going up or down? iS IT WORTH TO INVEST IN? EXPLAIN