Oh, on that we are agreed. TSLA will be fine - either in its current state or some other configuration. Its shareholders, however...
Look: I understand the bull case. Yet, the level of sheer greed, observable daily, is astonishing, and whenever that happens, history suggests (for the most part) that it's only a matter of time before things become unstuck.
TSLA might be the next AAPL. It really might. If you've doubled your money (or more) then congratulations. I sincerely and honestly mean that - any profit and market success is recognised by us fellow investors.
Remember: much of America got stimulus cheques, and - with the accessibility of the markets these days - the ability to invest at will. Being able to buy fractional shares has helped.
Might it be worth considering that there is a herd attitude going on here? That TSLA is this high 'just because' and that actually its risk/reward ratio is skewed?
I suppose it also depends on the size of your investment pot, and newer people to the game probably have little to lose in these gambles. No disrespect to anybody about that, but one's risk/reward ratio develops over the life course and maybe were I in a position to risk it big, I'd do the same.