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For Homework please read the following chapters from Koller, Goedhardt, Wessels Valuation, Part III: Intrinsic Value and the Stock Market, Chapters 15-18 (Pages 337-410), and answer the accompanying questions. Please submit your responses through Canvas. Due Monday Oct. 26th at 3:00pm. Homework Questions: 1. What risk does a company run once it starts to manage its earnings to meet analysts' targets year after year? 2. Over the past five years, the highest share price for Google was around $700 and its lowest price was around $175. Exxon's highest and lowest share prices over the same period were $94 and $32. Do such wide ranges mean that the stock market is reflecting emotions more than fundamentals? 3. Assuming that fundamental investors ultimately set a company's share price, name two reasons why you could still expect the price to show significant volatility. For Homework please read the following chapters from Koller, Goedhardt, Wessels Valuation, Part III: Intrinsic Value and the Stock Market, Chapters 15-18 (Pages 337-410), and answer the accompanying questions. Please submit your responses through Canvas. Due Monday Oct. 26th at 3:00pm. Homework Questions: 1. What risk does a company run once it starts to manage its earnings to meet analysts' targets year after year? 2. Over the past five years, the highest share price for Google was around $700 and its lowest price was around $175. Exxon's highest and lowest share prices over the same period were $94 and $32. Do such wide ranges mean that the stock market is reflecting emotions more than fundamentals? 3. Assuming that fundamental investors ultimately set a company's share price, name two reasons why you could still expect the price to show significant volatility