[S1] Analysts and investors may differ on the value they give to an asset or business depending on their estiinates of cash flows and related risks on the asset or ssusiness. [S2] Relative valuation can be made on unique assets or investments. A. Only S1 is true. B. Only S2 is true. C. Both are true. D. Both are false.
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[S1] Analysts and investors may differ on the value they
give to an asset or business depending on their estiinates
of
[S2] Relative valuation can be made on unique assets or
investments.
A. Only S1 is true.
B. Only S2 is true.
C. Both are true.
D. Both are false.
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