We need old Adam Jonas right now. Not $5-$1,200 Adam Jonas, but the one from about 2013-14 where he would ask a question and he and Elon would giggle together because he had the Elon decoder ring. That Adam Jonas would show up and say 'TSLA will be the most valuable company in the world by 2025' and become legend because of it.
All 4680's go to Model Y ramp up and nothing else until that is accomplished.
)I cannot agree with this enough.
Sure, but Elon said something during the ER that people didn't like. /s
Much like the mission of 'spurring the adoption of sustainable transport' magically transmogrified into 'spurring the adoption of sustainable energy' a few years ago, I think with the recent earnings call touting FSD and Robotaxi, we'll see 20mm cars/yr. become 200B miles/year since the emphasis will be on displacing ICE driving miles, not number of cars (though somewhat correlated).
Just keep worrying about it and you shouldn't have to worry about it. Wait, what?
Yes, it is possible that Tesla solve FSD 5 years before anyone else. But turn this around, think of company that could solve it much sooner. Would they be limited to just automotive applications for this tech? Probably not. Humanoid robots? Yep, that would be attractive and within reach too. Musk is skating to where the puck will be.
She'll be fine.
Elon Gretzky. (BTW, Gretzky was a better hockey player than Jordan was a basketball player - probably only Babe Ruth in the last 100 years transformed his sport more).
There will always be a spectrum of holders with different entry points....they fall into 2 categories...the gamblers and the investorsShe'll be fine.
I was trying to make you aware that there is a spectrum of holders with different entry points.
About advices, you know how often people listen to them?
I wasn't defending whether or not it was a good investment. Just pointing out that there are people buying Teslas so they can add them to the Tesla Robotaxi Network.
Bingo! I think the underlying point is that Tesla is (or could be anyway) the world's undisputed leader in AI and it's practical application towards "physical" problems, as opposed to just directed advertising. The efforts put into FSD transfer and scale (potentially anyway, I'm no AI expert) into all kinds of physical applications. The "humanoid" robots look cute and are a PR move, but the tech is equally focused on more "industrialized" applications. Look at their own factories and the potential to update the assembly, material handling and welding robots with AI, capable of "learning" and improving their own operation, figuring out the most efficient sequences, rather than having a human programmer "teach" them. To identify parts or manufacturing variations and either correct them or notify a human supervisor. The potential to greatly increase flexibility of their assembly lines to switch to different models or perform different functions depending on options on the vehicle. How about autonomous fork trucks doing material handling in the factories and loading and unloading tractor-trailers? The possibilities are nearly endless. Even better, the potential is there to take people out of dangerous, physically demanding or reparative jobs. How about a robotic firefighter with eyes that can see in smoke-filled rooms, have far more strength than a human, tolerate high temperatures, and..if worse comes to worse if lost, it's not a human life.
