The thinking, right or wrong, goes that Tesla will do more than cars. Like batteries for consumers, utilities, homes, states... IMO it's overpriced but what the hell do I know. I thought Google was overpriced in 2010
Whether these are overpriced depends on how low rates you can get. Would you say Tesla is a bad trade if you would get a debt with 2% yearly rate that you have to give back in 30 years?
Not really, as bonds are printed and bought quite rapidly, the FED has QE infinity policy at this point, and a big part of the money goes to the stock market
I don't follow. Why would you invest in Tesla rather than any other stock? The answer has nothing to do with interest rates unless interest rates uniquely effect Tesla.
Why not all of them? I'm just saying that the discount rate is an important part of why Tesla stock is so high: high growth with extremely low discount rate can get these valuations that look overpriced.
As for me personally, I'm not a bank, so I don't have access to cheap loans.
