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Next year brown.com expects dividends to be 0.85. Per share and earning per share to be 2.45 the firm growth rate is expected to be 14% and its required return is 15% what is intrinstic value of the stock currently. The stock is trading at $50 explain whether or not its undervalued.

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There are many ways to value a stock, here I use the Discounted Dividend ...

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