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Yale’s Jeff Sonnenfeld argued that Tesla deserves the “meme stock” label, citing its extreme valuation despite Musk rejecting the characterization. Tesla’s valuation far exceeds both auto and tech peers, with Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood supporting its premium despite ongoing debate among experts. Jeff Sonnenfeld criticized Musk’s new compensation plan and called Tesla “the biggest meme stock we’ve ever seen” in a CNBC interview. Sonnenfeld pointed to Tesla’s price-to-earnings ratio above 200 as “crazy” compared to Amazon, Nvidia, and Apple. Jeff Sonnenfeld urged Tesla to establish a succession plan as the company loses market share in Europe and China to BYD. He said it is time for Musk to step aside for a leader who “won’t cost a trillion dollars.” Tesla shares fell 2.1% to $416.85 on Thursday and are up 9.9% year-to-date.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Yale's Jeff Sonnenfeld argued that Tesla deserves the meme stock label
00:06citing its extreme valuation despite Elon Musk rejecting the characterization.
00:10Tesla's valuation far exceeds both auto and tech pairs,
00:13with ARK Invest CEO Capney Wood supporting its premium despite ongoing debate among experts.
00:18Jeff Sonnenfeld criticized Musk's new compensation plan
00:21and called Tesla the biggest meme stock we've ever seen in a CNBC interview.
00:25Sonnenfeld pointed to Tesla's price-to-earnings ratio above 200
00:28as crazy compared to Amazon, NVIDIA, and Apple.
00:32Sonnenfeld urged Tesla to establish a succession plan
00:34as the company loses its market share in Europe and China to BYD.
00:38He said it's time for Musk to step aside for a leader who won't cost a trillion dollars.
00:42Tesla shares fell 2.1% to $416.85 on Thursday and are up 9.9% year-to-date.
00:49For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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