Pick a publicly traded company. Go to finance.yahoo.com, input the name of your company in the "Search" box and find the ticker symbol. Next, go to www.valuepro.net, input your company's ticker symbol and click "Get Baseline Calculation." a. What is the intrinsic value of your company according to www.valuepro.net? What is the price of the company's stock according to www.valuepro.net? Is the company's stock undervalued or overvalued? b. Decrease the growth rate by 5% (e.g. if the original growth rate is 10%, try 5%) and then click "recalculate." What is the new, intrinsic value? Is the company's stock undervalued or overvalued based on the new intrinsic value? Increase the growth rate by 5% (e.g. if the original growth rate is 10%, try 15%) and then click "recalculate " What is the new intrinsic value? Is the company's stock undervalued or overvalued based on the new intrinsic value? For part (d) and (e), use the original growth rate d. In the output of valuepro.net, WACC stands for Weighted Average Cost of Capital, which is the discount rate valuerpo.net uses to discount cash flows. One factor affecting WACC is the equity risk premium. Increase the equity risk premium to 5% and then click "recalculate." What are the new intrinsic value and WACC? Is the company's stock undervalued or overvalued based on the new intrinsic value? e. Decrease the equity premium to 1% and then click "recalculate." What are the new intrinsic value and WACC? Is the company's stock undervalued or overvalued based on the new intrinsic value? f. Based on the results from parts a, b, c, d, and e, what can we say about i) the relation between growth rate and intrinsic value and it) the relation between WACC (the discount rate) and intrinsic value