alleryStart learning →A valuer finds a stock's intrinsic value above its market price. What recommendation follows?
ABuy the stock
BHold at any price
CShort the stock
DSell the stock
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Buy the stock
When intrinsic value is above market price the stock looks undervalued, so the analyst recommends buying.
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