Which of the following statements are correct regarding the DCF method versus the comparables method of valuing$$ stocks?

$[$Choose the one best $$answer$.]$

A$.$

The DCF method requires you to make very$$ specific, explicit assumptions and can be much harder$($i$.$e$.$ require more calculation$$ effort$),$ relative to the comparables method.

B$.$

The DCF method requires judgment to$$ use, but so does the comparables method. Since both involve forecasting the$$ future, there is some subjectivity involved so that$$ it$$s not a purely objective$$science$.$

C$.$

The DCF method allows us to incorporate specific information and expectations about the future of a$$ company, and thus has the potential to be more accurate than the comparables method.

D$.$

All of the above are correct regarding the DCF method versus the comparables method of valuing stocks.

E$.$

None of the above are correct regarding the DCF method versus the comparables method of valuing stocks.