Tesla Adds $14 Billion a Day to Valuation

The transcript discusses the remarkable market gains of a carmaker that produces fewer vehicles compared to others, like Pagani. It highlights the disparity between current production and future expectations, leading to a significant rise in share price valuation. The company is expected to grow from delivering 90,000 cars quarterly to potentially producing 6 million annually in the next decade. Despite this growth expectation, the current valuation does not align with fundamental earnings, as indicated by a high price-earnings ratio compared to other carmakers and luxury stocks.

What was the percentage gain in share price mentioned in the text?

What factors contribute to the remarkable valuation of the company?