Jim Grant questions the levels of levity in the stock market in his recent issue of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer.
Citing financial basics, Jim Grant writes: “Repeat after us, Chartered Financial Analysts: The price of a common stock is the present value of the sum of its future cash flows discounted by an appropriate rate of interest (the risk-free rate pus some premium),” Grant notes, citing statistics that only 14.8 percent of time the 10-year Treasury yield has been below 3%.
“Life would be simpler if humans responded to the dividend discount model as obediently as bricks...
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