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Did you know this about Tesla?!

2:00Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno uses Tesla's reported price-to-earnings ratio to explain how a high valuation can become a competitive advantage. Raising capital with less dilution, paying for acquisitions with shares and offering stock options are his main examples. He also notes the demanding expectations that come with a high valuation. The multiples are figures reported at the time and the explanation is simplified, rather than an investment assessment.

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Montemagno uses Tesla's reported price-to-earnings ratio to explain how a high valuation can become a competitive advantage. Raising capital with less dilution, paying for acquisitions with shares and offering stock options are his main examples. He also notes the demanding expectations that come with a high valuation. The multiples are figures reported at the time and the explanation is simplified, rather than an investment assessment.

Key points

  • The comparison concerns market valuation relative to earnings, beyond the product being sold.
  • A high valuation can facilitate fundraising, acquisitions and incentives, while raising expectations.
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