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The 10 year U.S Treasury yield is used as the risk free rate due to a near zero chance of the U.S governmen...
Nov 30, 2025
This reel explains how rising interest rates can cause stock prices to drop, even if a company's business is performing well. It details how the risk-free rate, influenced by the Fed's target interest rate, impacts the discount rate in a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model, thereby reducing the intrinsic value of stocks, especially high-growth stocks.
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