Depends who you ask. To be fair, it is not an apples to apples comparison (pun intended). Tesla is in a very different position than Apple in the early 90's.

With that in mind, the dialogue about Jobs / Musk feels oddly familiar with institutional investors having major issues and everyone else probably being too optimistic.

The early 90s? Jobs got fired from Apple in 1985, and he was never CEO during that first time there.

You are correct. It all kind of blurs together at this point :) Thanks for pointing that out.