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Without reading this somewhere or having anything to back it up: This, combined with the acquisition of SolarCity, looks like a move to get Tesla into a differe
by Roritharr 10y ago
Without reading this somewhere or having anything to back it up: This, combined with the acquisition of SolarCity, looks like a move to get Tesla into a different Asset Category to make it even cheaper to loan money. If they can be seen in the same risk/asset-category as a power utility, they can rely even more heavily on loans.
Does anyone know if that would be a viable strategy?
- wbc 10y agounless they're having trouble getting funding w/o loans, this shouldn't matter: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/modigliani-millertheorem.asp http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/modigliani-millertheorem... TLDR: market value is based on earnings power and independent on cost of capital. i don't think the risk of underlying assets change much in this case