Use the following information to answer questions 4- 8: Diana wants to evaluate the stock of Eagle Inc, which is currently trading at $14.50 per share. She gathers the following information: Current book value per share = $9.50 ROE = 18% Expected EPS for Year 1-3 = ROE times beginning book value per share Dividend payout ratio = 40% Required rate of return on equity = 10% Question: The company's residual income per share at the end of Year 3 is closest to:

Select one:

a.

$0.81

b.

$0.93

c.

$0.79

Question 5

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Given that continuing residual income will fall to zero after Year 3, the stock is most likely:

Select one:

a.

Undervalued.

b.

Fairly valued.

c.

Overvalued.

Question 6

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Given that after Year 3, ROE will remain constant at 18% into perpetuity, the stock is most likely:

Select one:

a.

Undervalued.

b.

Fairly valued.

c.

Overvalued.

Question 7

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Given that ROE will start to decline in Year 4 and beyond toward the required return on equity with a persistence factor of 0.7, the stock is most likely:

Select one:

a.

Undervalued.

b.

Fairly valued.

c.

Overvalued.

Question 8

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Given that ROE will decline to the long-run industry average and the stock will trade at a P/B multiple of 1.6 at the end of Year 3, the stock is most likely:

Select one:

a.

Undervalued.

b.

Fairly valued.

c.

Overvalued.

Question 9

Consider the following statements:

Statement 1: As long as a company's ROE is greater than the cost of capital, the intrinsic value estimate from the residual income model will be greater than the stock's current book value.

Statement 2: Tobin's q equals the market value of the company's debt and equity divided by the replacement cost of the company's assets.

Which of the following is most likely?

Select one:

a.

Only Statement 1 is incorrect.

b.

Only Statement 2 is incorrect.

c.

Both statements are incorrect.

Question 10

In which of the following scenarios would the residual income model not be an appropriate valuation model?

Select one:

a.

The company does not have a history of paying dividends, or dividends cannot be predicted with certainty.

b.

The company's free cash flows are expected to remain positive for the foreseeable future.

c.

The estimates of terminal value using alternative valuation models entail a great amount of uncertainty.