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If a stock's market price is greater than its intrinsic value then

If a stock's market price is greater than its intrinsic value then

▸ its internal rate of return to be lower than its required rate of return.

▸ its internal rate of return to be higher than its required rate of return.

▸ its internal rate of return to equal its required rate of return.

▸ its future cash flows to have a present value higher than the market price when discounted at the required rate of return.

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Fundamentals of Investing

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Authors: Zutter, Smart

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