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One interesting point noted was that Tesla’s lifespan might be less influential on long-term valuations than initially thought. When modeling Tesla for 100 years, Basher found that the present value per share was only slightly impacted compared to models considering lower expected lifespans.
Moreover, the long-term growth rate assumption appears to be crucial. A 7% growth rate leads to a present value of around $3,327 per share, while dropping down to 3% reduces it by 30%, showcasing the sensitivity of valuations to growth rates.