Exam 14: Valuation: Market-Based Approaches

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Companies value-to-book and market-to-book ratios may differ due to accounting reasons.An example of an accounting reason that would create a difference is

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To estimate security's risk-neutral value we can use the _____________________________________________ and risk-free rates of return.

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Book value per share may not approximate market value per share because:

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The PEG ratio does not take into account differences in ____________________ and ________________________________________ across firms.

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Which of the following ratios usually reflects investor's opinions of the future prospects for the firm?

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Explain the analysts' role in making the capital markets efficient.

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Wolverwine Company's current stock price is $45 per share and the company's trailing earnings per share were $2.12.Given that analysts are forecasting growth of 14% for Wolverwine,what is the company's PEG ratio?

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Sometimes a high market-to-book ratio is a result of having __________________________________________________.

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The use of P/E ratios in valuation can result in measurement bias.What two items can result in measurement error and why?

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Under the value-to-book model a firm in steady state equilibrium earning ROCE = RE will

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Assume an analyst is evaluating a firm with $1,000 of book value of common equity and a cost of equity capital equal to 8 percent.Assume that the analyst forecasts that the firm will earn ROCE of 14 percent until year 2016,when the firm will start earning ROCE equal to 8 percent.The company pays no dividends and will not engage in any stock transactions.Use this information to complete the following table and calculate the firm's value-to-book ratio. Assume an analyst is evaluating a firm with $1,000 of book value of common equity and a cost of equity capital equal to 8 percent.Assume that the analyst forecasts that the firm will earn ROCE of 14 percent until year 2016,when the firm will start earning ROCE equal to 8 percent.The company pays no dividends and will not engage in any stock transactions.Use this information to complete the following table and calculate the firm's value-to-book ratio.

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What is the value of reverse engineering stock prices? How does the process work?

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Economics teaches that,in equilibrium,firms will earn a return equal to the ______________________________.

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The price differential,or the amount by which the market has discounted share price for risk,is calculated by

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Assuming that Ska's cost of equity capital is 14% and it expects to grow earnings at a rate of 8% per year,we would expect Ska's P/E ratio to be

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The risk of the firm increases the _____________________________________________.

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Which of the following is not a reason why price-earnings ratios would differ across firms?

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In the value-to-book model growth adds value to shareholders only if the growth is ________________________________________.

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Discuss how risk and profitability factors cause differences in price-earnings ratios across firms.

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Strictly speaking,the price-earnings ratio assumes that firm value is the

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