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Formatting: All prices to two decimal places (i.e. $XX.XX) All PE Ratios to two decimal places Section One: Easy / Intermediate (10 points each) You are evaluating shares in Honeywell (HON). They just paid an annual dividend of $3.50 per share last year and expect to increase that 5% for next year and every year in the future. If you use a discount rate of 8%, what is the value of the shares? 1 2 You are evaluating shares in General Electric (GE). They just paid an annual dividend of $15.00 per share last year but have cut future dividends to $12.50 per share and do not expect those to grow in the future. If you use a discount rate of 12%, what is the value of the shares? 3 You are evaluating shares in Chevron (CVX). They expect to pay an annual dividend of $8.00 per share next year and expect to increase that by 4% every year. If you use a discount rate of 10%, what is the value of the shares? 4 You are evaluating shares in Ford Motor (F). They expect to pay an annual dividend of $10.50 per share next year and expect to increase that by 2% every year. If you use a discount rate of 10%, what is the value of the shares? 5 You are evaluating shares in Arrow Electronics (ARW), which are currently trading at a price of $75.25. Last year they posted EPS of $3.50 and next year they are expected to post EPS of $3.75. What is the trailing P/E of the stock? 6 You are evaluating shares in Arrow Electronics (ARW), which are currently trading at a price of $75.25. Last year they posted EPS of $3.50 and next year they are expected to post EPS of $3.75. What is the forward P/E of the stock? 7 You are evaluating shares in Duke Energy (DUK) and comparing it to Florida Power & Light (FPL). DUK is trading at $58.50 per share, had EPS last year of $2.65 per share and is expected to have EPS of $2.75 per share this year. FPL is trading at $35.25 per share, had EPS last year of $1.75 per share and is expected to have EPS of $1.80 per share this year. Looking at trailing P/E, which stock appears to be the more expensive? 8 You are evaluating shares in Procter & Gamble (PG) and comparing it to Unilever (UN). PG is trading at $187.50 per share, had EPS last year of $18.75 per share and is expected to have EPS of $19.75 per share this year. UN is trading at $37.50 per share, had EPS last year of $3.75 per share and is expected to have EPS of $3.85 per share this year. Looking at forward P/E, which stock appears to be the more expensive