The Greatest Value to an Analyst from Calculating a Stock's

question 65

Multiple Choice

The greatest value to an analyst from calculating a stock's intrinsic value is ________.

• A) how easy it is to come up with accurate model inputs
• B) the precision of the value estimate
• C) how the process forces analysts to understand the critical variables that have the greatest impact on value
• D) how all the different models typically yield identical value results

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