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Mary Udo Acc. 3110.06 Prof. Lee Comment by Vic Lee: Comment on the general Price-to-earnings ratio for full sample. Accuracy of the ratio will be considered. (2/3 pts) Indicate how the Price-to-earnings ratio differs for the above median permanent earnings ratio group vs the below median permanent earnings ratio group (0/3 pts). Explain why the price-to-earnings ratio of the two subsamples is better for use for projections instead of the full sample (hint: R2). Explain why you selected the 10 firm that you selected (Hint: either projected highest ROI or highest projected return) (0/3pts) Explain how you calculated the projected stock price, and your metric of choice (for c) (0/3pts) Provide the projected returns / ROI for your recommendations. (0/3 pts) Submit before the deadline (25 pts).

Investment Data Analytics

When you purchase the shares of a company, you become part owner of that company. Therefore, researching companies in which we intend to invest in is a vital component of our decision making as a unit. In deciding what shares to purchase my unit investigated the company’s financial statements knowing that a good stock should have a strong financial statement which proves that the company is generating money providing good or services to the public. Revenue growth, bottom line and how much debt the company has are important factors to note. Also important is the availability at a reasonable price of the stock.

Observing available data shows that there is a positive relationship between the various variables and the stock price. We see that when stock price is at $45.52 EPS is at $5.91 and a stock price of $45.09 produces EPS of $4.82. Comment by Vic Lee: You should use the formula of the line, especially the slope, instead, to discuss the relationship between EPS and stock price, including for instance, for $1 increase in EPS, how much does stock price change?

There is a relationship between the stock price and EPS of each share in relation to the high permanent earnings and the low permanent earnings. The high permanent earning firms have higher permanent earnings ratio is higher than that of the lower permanent earning firms. EPS increases or decreases as stock prices increases but the permanent earnings ratio does not follow the same trend (see attached excel data sheets showing all related data and explanation. Comment by Vic Lee: Comment on why you choose to use the subsamples instead of the full sample. – comment on the goodness of fit measure, r-square.