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This is really quite amusing, considering what a stellar track record these agencies have. Being more generous to S&P, the more time goes on the more you shoul

This is really quite amusing, considering what a stellar track record these agencies have. Being more generous to S&P, the more time goes on the more you should notice how far removed the prices of things have become from what you might naively assume based on more classical methods.

001sky 12y ago
It was more amusing that Tesla's PR implied you cannot understand their "value" using only public information. "The rating was “developed independently by their analysts without any feedback from Tesla on our growth plans,’ Liz Jarvis-Shean, a spokeswoman for the carmaker, wrote in an e-mailed statement." Good thing TSLA is not a publicly traded company.
- ericcope 12y ago
  TSLA is on the NASDAQ... or did I miss the sarcasm flavor?
  - jljljl 12y ago
    definitely sarcasm flavored
  - greenyoda 12y ago
    If he knows their ticker symbol is "TSLA", he knows they're publicly traded.
- reitzensteinm 12y ago
  That's an odd thing to say. The only impact growth plans should have on bonds is the extent to which Tesla is risking bankruptcy (by either growing to fast, or not growing fast enough).