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Your entire argument hinges on: > People are generally rationale actors This is the internet, and people are allowed to speculate. "I am sure they know what t
by computerex 9y ago
Your entire argument hinges on:
> People are generally rationale actors
This is the internet, and people are allowed to speculate. "I am sure they know what they are doing, they are really smart people" is not an argument.
- abalashov 9y agoYeah, but "You're not some lost genius in a world full of idiots" is an argument. It's actually a rather punchy restatement of the Efficient Market Hypothesis. :-)
- lovemenot 9y ago>> restatement of the Efficient Market Hypothesis Actually not. The smart people described are all executives (experts) at Tesla. Their interests are therefore aligned, not individuals acting in their own self-interest in the marketplace.