[cblconfederate]

There is only so many trillions to be invested in stocks (because, where else?), and they have already been invested. Stock markets have for so long had a totally irrational relationship with day-to-day news, that they probably won't move the needle much.

[Wohlf]

First and foremost, the stock market is not the economy. Second, stocks are primarily traded on their expected future value, not current profits, hence why companies like Tesla have a price to earnings ratio that is absurd.

[puranjay]

Tesla's stock price makes zero sense in any plausible scenario. I understand the narrative, but unless Tesla becomes the only car company on the planet, it can't be worth 10x Ford

[NicoJuicy]

Robin Hooders + solar energy + funds that buy Tesla after 4 x profit profitable quarters + China + ...

Still doesn't explain the crazy valuation

[sf_rob]

Market cap is set by marginal prices, so supply of uninvested capital isn't super relevant and might even increase volatility due to lower liquidity.

[redtexture]

The bond market is many times bigger. There is much more that could come to the stock market.

[_8j50]

Where else? Derivatives and commodities,bonds,etc...