When the estimated value is less than the market price, the stock is considered "overvalued" - investors have more value on this stock than they should.

When the estimated value is more than the market price, the stock is considered "undervalued" - investors have less value on this stock than they should.

True/False: Analysts calculate that a stock is worth $42.65. The most recent traded price was $54.31. This stock is undervalued.

QUESTION 10 Over/UnderValued When you use the dividend discount model to estimate the value or stock, this value can be compared to the value trading in the stock market. When the estimated value is less than the market price, the stock is considered "overvalued" - investors have more value on this stock than they should. When the estimated value is more than the market price, the stock is considered "undervalued" - investors have less value on this stock than they should. These differences can be driven by misinformed growth rates, over or under-estimated risk, over- or under estimated cash flows. True/False: Consider a firm with an estimated value of $43.65. The stock is currently trading at $32.36. This stock is overvalued. True False