Elon Musk, Tesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO, recently reemphasized his view of CNBC's "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer as a "contraindication," sparking interest and discussion among investors.

What Happened: On Thursday, Musk responded to a post featuring an old video of him calling Cramer a "contraindicator," suggesting that the opposite of Cramer's predictions is more likely to occur.

He replied, "The amazing part is how reliably contra he is! Statistically impossible."

Why It Matters: This comes after Cramer, on his show "Mad Money," listed Tesla among eight companies he believes could achieve a trillion-dollar market capitalization. The prediction made many Tesla investors and the CEO himself wary about the future performance of the stock.

Investors and social media users often view a stock recommendation by Cramer as a "death kiss."

Recently, Tesla rallied over 44% after Cramer said in June that he would buy General Motors' stock over the EV giant's. GM stock, on the other hand, fell nearly 4%.

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