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Nah, it might also imply 0 Grok value or 0 value in what Morgan Stanley says

by lostmsu

I wonder where all of this money is going

by MadrasThorn

xAI did lose all of their founders and they are rebooting the company because it was "built wrong"

by htrp

There is such thing as negative AI value :)

by panny

Isn't that why SpaceX "acquired" xAI?

by benoau

It’s surprising to me that any investor in public stocks thinks share price is related to anything other than what investors are willing to pay. If everyone thinks price will go down, it doesn’t matter what underlying value exists, people will sell off. You hold on if you think investors will wise up at some arbitrary point in the future and buy it again. Which could theoretically be related to the value of AI, but is actually only about a monkey brain’s perception of value.

There is no underlying fundamental reason that makes stock price match company performance or value. It’s a gambling market that sometimes happens to match real financials

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  • Hacker News
  • Nah, it might also imply 0 Grok value or 0 value in what Morgan Stanley says
  • I wonder where all of this money is going
  • xAI did lose all of their founders and they are rebooting the company because it was "built wrong"
    by htrp
  • There is such thing as negative AI value :)
  • Isn't that why SpaceX "acquired" xAI?
  • It’s surprising to me that any investor in public stocks thinks share price is related to anything other than what investors are willing to pay. If everyone thinks price will go down, it doesn’t matter what underlying value exists, people will sell off. You hold on if you think investors will wise up at some arbitrary point in the future and buy it again. Which could theoretically be related to the value of AI, but is actually only about a monkey brain’s perception of value.

    There is no underlying fundamental reason that makes stock price match company performance or value. It’s a gambling market that sometimes happens to match real financials