Barron invested in Tesla to make $6 billion, founder: Musk worked 19 hours a day, which is a big risk

Taiwan's "Economic Daily" reported on the 29th that Ron Baron, one of Tesla's major shareholders, said in an interview with CNBC on the 27th that Musk worked up to 19 hours a day and only slept 5 hours, fearing that this might become a major risk.

Baron Capital, the company of the same name helmed by Barron, reportedly currently holds nearly 6 million shares of Tesla stock, with an average cost of $42.88. By the 27th, Tesla's stock price rose by more than $1,000.

"We made about $54 billion in profits for our customers, about $6 billion of that came from Tesla stock, an investment worth $380 million seven or eight years ago," Barron said. ”

After selling 1.8 million shares of Tesla stock in March, Barron sold another 41,000 shares of Tesla stock in October, calling it "pain" of last resort. But Barron said he remained bullish on Terra, saying Musk was a hard-working, inspiring and capable man.

Barron also said that Tesla's biggest risk to the future is Musk's health, "he only sleeps five hours a day, works up to 19 hours, such a short break, is the risk." However, Barron said that although Musk does not sleep enough, he is currently in good physical condition, "I hope he can stay healthy for a long time, he still has a big plan to achieve." ”