The Stock Price of a Firm Is Primarily a Reflection

question 252

Multiple Choice

The stock price of a firm is primarily a reflection of the

• A) firm's current net earnings per share.
• B) firm's expected future net earnings per share.
• C) discounted value of the firm's expected future net earnings per share.
• D) firm's current net earnings per share multiplied by the interest rate.
• E) book value of the firm.

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