CD Bargain Barn is forecasting earnings per share of $3.15 next year. Its investors require a return of 14.5%. Required:
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CD Bargain Barn is forecasting earnings per share of $3.15 next year. Its investors require a return of 14.5%. Required:
c. What is the implied P/E ratio for CD's stock? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Implied P/E ratio
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