Preferred stock has fixed amount of dividends

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"Preferred stock has a fixed amount of dividends that must be paid before dividends can be paid on the common stock." True or false?

"For a given stream of positive cash flows in the future, the higher the discount rate (interest rate), the lower the present value of this stream." True or false?

"If a stock is located below the security market line (SML), it is over-priced." True or false?

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