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Deidan recognizes the nuances in current market conditions, revealing that while there is a significant opportunity for substantial profit due to rumored advancements by Tesla, the broader market remains risky. He illustrated that while Tesla's P/E ratio is impressively high, indicating high expectations, it is essential to understand the potential for a contraction in valuations overall. He juxtaposes this with Tesla's prospects, suggesting that if the company's earnings picked up markedly — going from $7 billion to $70 billion — it would fundamentally change the conversation around its stock's value.