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To calculate: The intrinsic value of share of Xyrong stock is to be determined with the given information.

Introduction: When a company has to be valued without the reference of the market value, we make use of the concept of intrinsic value.   Intrinsic value is supposed to be the value of the company derived after a detailed analysis, specifically without considering its market value. 

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To calculate: The expected one year holding period return of Xyrong stock is to be determined when the market price of share is $100.

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When a company has to be valued without the reference of the market value, we make use of the concept of intrinsic value.   Intrinsic value is supposed to be the value of the company derived after a detailed analysis, specifically without considering its market value. 

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