At least as long as Musk is the CEO, perhaps. I don't think it's easy to find another charismatic figure to keep it going.

It's a different kind of hype than Nvidia has, which is showing very high and fast growing revenues (which may not continue, but they're real now). Jensen I think is not as critical to the AI hype as Elon is to his companies.

All these major tech companies eventually get leadership changes. Apple, Google, Amazon, have all done well because they're real companies and go beyond their original leadership. Tesla and SpaceX I think would surely go down the moment Musk is no longer in leadership.

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functionmouse 6 hours ago | parent [-]

you think Musk is charismatic?

https://www.natesilver.net/p/elon-musk-polls-popularity-nate...

majority view him unfavorably.

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ben_w 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> majority view him unfavorably.

Indeed, but for general stock market purposes it's one dollar one vote, not one person one vote.

Possibly even worse. Short-sellers got burned on Tesla (and perhaps now also SpaceX), which may mean the marginal buyer and seller consists only of people who already buy into the hyper and by trading are sharing price info with each other rather than with a single person who doubts the man.

I sold my Tesla stocks a while back; the people who kept them don't care what people like me think.

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SketchySeaBeast 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I think we've all seen by now that the majority doesn't much matter if you have a rabidly zealous minority.

	▲	functionmouse 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		suppose you've got me there