Whatever you may be involved in professionally almost certainly doesn’t involve the stock market since you don’t know anything about it. If it does, it’d have to be in some kind of roundabout way that requires zero understanding of the basic principles. There’s a lot of industries like that. I don’t personally care because at this stage it doesn’t matter. You and I will not be discussing the stock market in-depth going forward since everything you’ve said so far on the subject is the exact inverse of reality, particularly your take on FX impact which was just hilariously off the mark.
In any case, while we’re on the subject of AI (something Tesla isn’t involved in much outside of self-driving since Musk already spun off a separate entity, xAI, that deals specifically with what consumers would consider artificial intelligence), it’s a productivity multiplier, not a 1:1 replacement for actual skilled labour. It will separate the grain from the chaff, however. If there is indeed a market bubble and it bursts then that’s great news for small investors that risk very little - it lowers their barrier to entry. Frankly, the COVID-induced mini financial crisis was the best thing that happened to small investors in decades. Never waste a good crisis. Either way, it’s here to stay, it’s only a question of picking the winners and losers right.
“Don’t worry about tractors, guys - we’ll always need 90%+ of the population involved in agriculture, those city slickers with their engine doo-dad have no idea what they’re talking about. Nothing tills a field like a good donkey” - same energy, really. Silly to even argue about considering how quickly AI is being integrated into just about everything. Small investors eagerly await all the panic selling - more for them, and at a discount too. Of course we won’t dwell on that, the impact of AI on everyday life is a big enough topic as it is.