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Stock Market Signals to Managers
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Managers must stop arguing about whether the market has valued their company's stock price fairly and learn to interpret what share prices tell them about market expectations of their future performance. Here is a "market signals approach" that allows management to compare its own plans against those of the market. This technique enables executives to: determine whether a suggested acquisition price is too high; use share price to ascertain whether market expectations about a company's hurdle rates are reasonable; discover at what level it should set hurdle rates for capital investment projects; and better align management and shareholder interests.