Assuming that a stock pays a dividend, you can use a dividend discount model to estimate the intrinsic value of a stock. Intrinsic value may be less than or more than the market price

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the stock price of a company is calculated when a company goes public, called an initial public offering.

No. If there was it wouldn't last long before the markets factored it in.

I know that stock prices fluctuate everyday from various factors in the economy, but typically they are invisible and hard to predict.

Is there an equation or formula though to determine the value of a stock like:

.5 price/earnings + volume = price

or something like that?