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High growth tech stocks such as Unity, trading at a high multiple of future sales, have been pummeled due to a rise in the yield on ten year treasuries. Future earnings will be worth less, so this makes sense. I understand this relationship directionally but not quantitatively. I would like to understand the relationship better in a quantitative way, a sensitivity analysis if you will. Can you offer insight into how a 1, 2 or 3% increase in ten year rates effects the value of future earnings? And in turn what is an appropriate adjustment in stock price for a stock trading at 10, 25 or 50 times future sales?
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High growth tech stocks such as Unity, trading at a high multiple of future sales, have been pummeled due to a rise in the yield on ten year treasuries. Future earnings will be worth less, so this makes sense. I understand this relationship directionally but not quantitatively. I would like to understand the relationship better in a quantitative way, a sensitivity analysis if you will. Can you offer insight into how a 1, 2 or 3% increase in ten year rates effects the value of future earnings? And in turn what is an appropriate adjustment in stock price for a stock trading at 10, 25 or 50 times future sales?
Thanks.