This information is for the next three questions about InMotion. OneWheel (OW) is inventor of the single-wheeled electric "roadboard" (like a self-powered snowboard for riding on streets), with about 80% market share. Consider this additional information for the firm: Latest Balance Sheet GAAP Cash 400,000.0 Inventory 1,000,000.0 Other Current Assets 200,000.0 Net PPE 2,000,000.0 Brand Total Assets 3,600,000.0 Current Liabilities 1,000,000.0 Long term debt (bonds) 200,000.0 Pension obligations 160,000.0 Other long term liabilities 140,000.0 Total Liabilities 1,500,000.0 Equity 2.100,000.0 Shares outstanding: 200,000. Price per share $20. As a value investor, you might be interested in purchasing some or all of the firm's shares of stock. You believe the inventory can be sold for $2,000,000, and the Other Current Assets are worthless. You believe that the rest of the firm's assets, as reported on the GAAP Balance sheet, are roughly equal to their market values. You estimate the value of the OneWheel brand name to be $500,000 An equity investor (who may need help with arithmetic) estimates the firm's Intrinsic Value at $8,000K, and computes the firm's Market Value at $4,000K. Using his numbers, what would be his two most reasonable courses of action? Assume he is eager to invest in any appropriate opportunity. Invest in the firm's bonds, Sell some shares short Do nothing Purchase a call option on the firm's shares of stock. Not enough information is provided to choose a second reasonable course of action. Purchase shares of the firm's stock