1.
required return=risk free rate+beta*(market return-risk free
rate)
=1%+1.7*(9%-1%)
=14.600%
2.
Price=Past Dividend*(1+g)/(required return-growth rate)
=3.60*1.1/(14.600%-10%)
=86.08695652174
3.
Stock is overvalued
4.
Should not
5.
=3.60*1.1/(1%+1.6*(9%-1%)-10%)
=104.21052631579
6.
Undervalued
7.
Should
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