Intrinsic value I equals expected future net cash flows discounted by the required rate of return II. equals expected future net cash flows discounted by the market capitalization rate III. tells you if the stock price is over or undervalued IV. is determined by a stock analyst Il & Ill only II, III, & IV O I & IV 1. 11. III & IV Question 16 (5 points) Listen A stock's intrinsic value is larger when: The market capitalization rate is larger Dividends are larger and growing stocks are overvalued Market capitalization is lower Question 17 (5 points) Listen hp IO 10 $ # 3 % 4 5 6 0) & 7 8 ( 9