Musk is now reliably erratic. He's convinced his dramas are entertaining, and he's playing it all for the attention and the lulz. None of that makes him a cred

Musk is now reliably erratic. He's convinced his dramas are entertaining, and he's playing it all for the attention and the lulz. None of that makes him a credible or even a competent CEO. Considering that Tesla's P/E is the highest in the S&P 500, and is 3.5X higher than the next company in the list, it's been hinted that Tesla's valuation is coming from - cough - alternative sources and isn't a sensible estimate of potential earnings. Mocking conventional investors seems very much the current MO, just as much as mocking customers. So I don't care what he's betting the company on. Tesla is now a drama for the sake of drama stock, and anyone who is expecting it to produce credible products may want to reconsider that possibility.