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Throughout the discussion, Black expressed concern about the psychological components of stock market valuations and how they can diverge from fundamentals. He diagnosed a disconnect where bullish investors are buoyed by Elon Musk's vision, often overlooking the complexities surrounding competition, scalability, and regulatory considerations. Conversely, investors like Goldberg remained captivated by the potential upside of Tesla’s innovations.
Dixon echoed that many current shareholders might not fully grasp what the high valuations attributed to Tesla imply—namely that there’s a significant speculative component tied to the anticipated success of Tesla's ambitious ventures into autonomous driving and humanoid robotics.