Tesla Shareholders...Get Ready [It's Coming]

The Traveling Trader
7 Jul 202414:00

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses Tesla's impressive 80% stock surge since April, attributing the rally to a mix of fundamental and technical analyses. The presenter, who recently invested in Tesla, remains bullish, citing the company's potential to reach a trillion-dollar market cap. The video explores Tesla's various business verticals, including AI-driven initiatives, Optimus humanoid robots, Full Self-Driving (FSD), and battery storage, suggesting these innovations could significantly impact Tesla's valuation. The presenter also addresses the stock's current PE ratio and provides insights on potential future events that could influence the stock's performance.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿš€ Tesla's stock has surged 80% since April, and the speaker had predicted this rally in prior videos and tweets.
  • ๐ŸŽฏ The speaker's updated price target for Tesla is based on both fundamental and technical analysis.
  • ๐Ÿ›๏ธ The speaker is bullish on Tesla and has recently bought shares, citing additional evidence to support this stance.
  • ๐Ÿ“ˆ Tesla's market cap could reach $1 trillion at a share price of $318, which the speaker believes is achievable in the midterm.
  • ๐Ÿค– The AI narrative is driving the valuations of tech companies, including Tesla, which are all working towards future AI advancements.
  • ๐Ÿงฉ Fundamentals in emerging markets like AI are difficult to price, as they are speculative and can change rapidly, as illustrated by Gary Black's tweets.
  • ๐Ÿค– Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot is seen as a potentiallyไฝŽไผฐ asset with high future demand, possibly in the billions of units.
  • ๐Ÿš— Full Self-Driving (FSD) in Tesla cars is a significant revenue generator, with potential subscription services and licensing to other automakers.
  • ๐Ÿš• The Robo taxi service is another speculative business vertical with potentially massive valuations, although it's hard to estimate its true worth.
  • ๐Ÿ”‹ Battery storage is an additional revenue stream for Tesla, with potential for significant growth as seen in the estimates provided.
  • ๐Ÿš— Tesla's vehicle deliveries, although Q1 2024 was disappointing, Q2 2024 came in higher than expected, showing a strong performance.
  • ๐Ÿ“Š Tesla's current PE ratio of 64 is considered expensive for a car company but is justified given its diverse business ventures beyond just cars.

Q & A

  • What is the recent performance of Tesla's stock price?

    -Tesla's stock price has increased by a significant 80% since April, indicating a strong upward trend during the summer rally.

  • What is the speaker's previous engagement with Tesla's stock?

    -The speaker has previously tweeted and made videos about Tesla's stock in April and June, showing a continued interest and bullish stance on the company.

  • What is the speaker's updated price target for Tesla based on the video?

    -The speaker does not explicitly state a specific price target in the transcript, but implies a positive outlook based on fundamental and technical analysis.

  • Why does the speaker believe Tesla will reach a trillion-dollar market cap?

    -The speaker believes Tesla will reach a trillion-dollar market cap due to its potential in areas such as AI narrative, battery storage, and the upcoming humanoid robot, Optimus.

  • What is the significance of the $318 stock price for Tesla?

    -At $318, Tesla would achieve a trillion-dollar market cap, which is a significant milestone for the company.

  • What is the current market cap and PE ratio of Tesla according to the speaker?

    -As per the speaker, Tesla currently has a market cap of 802 billion and a PE (Price to Earnings) ratio of 64.

  • Why does the speaker consider fundamentals to be a moving target in the context of Tesla?

    -The speaker considers fundamentals to be a moving target because of the dynamic nature of the company's various business verticals, such as AI, energy storage, and robotics, which are difficult to accurately price in nascent markets.

  • What is the speaker's view on the valuation of companies in the AI narrative?

    -The speaker believes that companies driven by the AI narrative, including Tesla, have seemingly 'insane' valuations due to the speculative nature of the AI market and its potential future impact.

  • What is the potential market for Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot according to the speaker?

    -The speaker suggests that the demand for Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot could be as high as 10 to 20 billion units, indicating a massive potential market.

  • What is the significance of Tesla's upcoming Robo taxi event on August 8th?

    -The Robo taxi event is significant as it could potentially reveal new insights into Tesla's autonomous vehicle technology and its valuation, which is currently difficult to estimate.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on shorting Tesla's stock after the recent rally?

    -The speaker advises against shorting Tesla's stock after the recent rally, suggesting that those who shorted may have suffered losses and are now looking for other opportunities.

  • What is the potential impact of Tesla's FSD (Full Self-Driving) on its revenue?

    -The speaker believes that FSD could become a significant revenue generator for Tesla, as it could be subscribed to by all Tesla car owners once it is fully functional, in addition to potential licensing to other automakers.

  • How does the speaker view Tesla's PE ratio of 64 in the context of its business verticals?

    -The speaker considers Tesla's PE ratio of 64 to be relatively cheap when considering the company's diverse business verticals beyond just car manufacturing, such as energy storage and robotics.

  • What is the speaker's strategy for trading Tesla's stock after the upcoming earnings report and Robo taxi event?

    -The speaker suggests buying the pullbacks if the earnings report and Robo taxi event are positive, but does not provide specific trading advice, acknowledging the uncertainty of these events.

Outlines

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๐Ÿš€ Tesla's Market Cap and Future Potential

The video discusses Tesla's impressive 80% growth since April and the anticipation surrounding its market cap reaching $1 trillion. The speaker shares their bullish stance on Tesla, supported by fundamental and technical analysis. They highlight Tesla's current market cap, PE ratio, and its comparison to other major tech companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and Meta, all of which have at least a $1 trillion valuation. The AI narrative is identified as a driving force behind the valuations of these companies, with Tesla's potential in AI, self-driving technology, and the upcoming Robo taxi service being key factors. The unpredictability of the valuation in emerging markets, exemplified by Gary Black's fluctuating stance on autonomous vehicles, is also discussed, emphasizing the speculative nature of these technologies.

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๐Ÿค– The Impact and Future of Tesla's Optimus Robot

This paragraph delves into the potential impact of Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot, comparing it to Amazon's extensive use of warehouse robots. The speaker points out the efficiency and cost savings of using robots instead of human labor, with Amazon's 750,000 robots eliminating the need for 24 human roles each. Elon Musk's prediction of a high demand for Optimus robots, possibly up to 10 to 20 billion units, is mentioned, along with Morgan Stanley's view that Tesla's humanoid robot opportunity could surpass that of autonomous vehicles. The potential applications of these robots across various industries are explored, and the importance of Tesla's production optimization capabilities in reducing the cost of these robots is highlighted.

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๐Ÿ”‹ Tesla's Diverse Business Verticals and Market Cap Predictions

The final paragraph examines Tesla's various business verticals beyond electric vehicles, including the potential of its FSD technology, battery storage solutions, and the upcoming Model 2. The speaker provides an overview of Tesla's delivery numbers, emphasizing the company's strong performance despite initial disappointments. They also discuss the challenges of pricing Tesla's future potential, especially with the uncertainty surrounding its Robo taxi service. The potential for Tesla's market cap to exceed $1 trillion is reiterated, considering the company's diverse offerings and growth prospects. The speaker concludes with a personal opinion on Tesla's long-term value and a cautionary note about the potential impact of upcoming earnings reports and events on the stock's performance.

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Keywords

๐Ÿ’กTesla

Tesla is an American electric vehicle and clean energy company known for its innovative approach to electric cars, solar energy, and battery storage. In the video, it is the central subject of discussion with a focus on its stock performance and future potential. The speaker mentions Tesla's impressive 80% stock increase since April and their bullish stance on the company.

๐Ÿ’กMarket Cap

Market Cap, short for market capitalization, is the total value of a company's outstanding shares of stock. It is used to assess a company's size and is calculated by multiplying the stock's price by the number of outstanding shares. The video discusses Tesla's potential to reach a trillion-dollar market cap, which would place it among the most valuable companies.

๐Ÿ’กFundamentals

In finance, 'fundamentals' refer to the basic quantitative characteristics of a company that are used to determine its intrinsic value, such as revenue, expenses, and earnings. The speaker in the video discusses the difficulty in applying traditional fundamental analysis to companies like Tesla, which are driven by future-oriented narratives and technologies.

๐Ÿ’กAI Narrative

The AI narrative refers to the storyline or expectation that a company is heavily involved in artificial intelligence, which can drive its stock price due to the perceived potential for future growth. The video mentions that companies with a strong AI narrative, including Tesla, are being valued highly in the market due to their potential in areas like autonomous driving and AI-powered services.

๐Ÿ’กMomentum

Momentum, in investing, refers to the rate at which the price of a security is changing over time. It is often used to describe a stock's upward or downward trend. The script talks about the momentum behind Tesla's stock price, suggesting that the company's recent performance and future prospects are driving investor interest.

๐Ÿ’กPE Ratio

The PE Ratio, or Price-to-Earnings Ratio, is a valuation ratio calculated by dividing a company's market capitalization by its earnings. It is used to determine if a stock is overvalued or undervalued. The video discusses Tesla's PE ratio of 64, suggesting that while it may seem high for a car company, it is relatively low for Tesla given its diverse business ventures beyond just car manufacturing.

๐Ÿ’กOptimus

Optimus is Tesla's humanoid robot project aimed at performing tasks that are currently done by humans. The video script highlights the potential of Tesla's Optimus robot, suggesting that it could revolutionize various industries and contribute significantly to Tesla's valuation and market cap.

๐Ÿ’กFSD

FSD stands for Full Self-Driving, which is a feature in Tesla vehicles that aims to enable autonomous driving capabilities. The video discusses the potential revenue generation from FSD subscriptions and licensing to other automakers, emphasizing its importance in Tesla's future growth.

๐Ÿ’กRobo Taxi

Robo Taxi refers to autonomous taxis that operate without a human driver. The script mentions the potential valuation of Tesla's Robo Taxi business, which is difficult to estimate due to the uncertainty surrounding the adoption and profitability of autonomous vehicle technology.

๐Ÿ’กBattery Storage

Battery storage is the technology used to store electrical energy for later use, typically in the context of renewable energy systems. The video talks about Tesla's involvement in battery storage as a significant revenue stream and growth area, highlighting its importance in the company's broader clean energy ambitions.

๐Ÿ’กDeliveries

In the context of the automotive industry, 'deliveries' refers to the number of vehicles shipped to customers within a given period. The video discusses Tesla's Q2 deliveries, noting that they were higher than expected and making it the third-best quarter for the company, which is a positive indicator of its market performance.

Highlights

Tesla's stock has risen by 80% since April, and the speaker had predicted this rally in prior videos and tweets.

The speaker will provide an updated price target for Tesla based on both fundamental and technical analysis.

The speaker has recently bought Tesla stock and remains bullish on it, presenting additional evidence for this stance.

Tesla's current market cap is $802 billion with a PE ratio of 64, aiming for a trillion-dollar valuation at $318 per share.

All MAG 7 companies, except Tesla, have a market cap of at least $1 trillion, driven by a future AI narrative.

The difficulty of pricing fundamentals in emerging markets like AI is highlighted, with examples of fluctuating valuations.

Tesla's upcoming events and innovations, such as the Optimus robot and FSD, are expected to drive further growth.

Amazon's use of 750,000 robots in warehouses illustrates a trend that Tesla's Optimus may follow.

Elon Musk's prediction of a high demand for Optimus robots, potentially in the billions of units.

Morgan Stanley's view that Tesla's humanoid robot opportunity may surpass that of autonomous cars.

FSD as a revenue generator once it enables fully autonomous driving for Tesla owners.

The potential of Tesla's Robo taxi service to significantly increase the company's valuation, despite uncertainties.

Battery storage as a growing revenue stream for Tesla, with potential Q2 revenues hitting $3.3 billion.

Tesla's Q2 deliveries were better than expected, ranking as the third-best quarter in the company's history.

The upcoming Model 2, expected to be priced around $20,000-$25,000, may further boost Tesla's delivery numbers.

Tesla's PE ratio of 64 is considered historically cheap for the company, given its diversification beyond car manufacturing.

Technical analysis indicates a desire to see Tesla's stock price surpass a 2-year trend line.

The speaker's personal opinion against shorting Tesla and advice on buying pullbacks if certain conditions are met.

An invitation for viewers to share their thoughts and experiences with Tesla stock in the comments section.

Transcripts

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Tesla's up a crazy 80% since April as it

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is rocketing into its summer rally who

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could have known wait what's that I

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tweeted about that in June I made a

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video about it in April two videos about

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it in April all right scratch that so

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everybody in their mom is asking me what

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is my updated price target for Tesla and

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in this video I'm going to be giving you

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my best answer based on the analysis

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that I see from a fundamental standpoint

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and the analysis that I see from a

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technical standpoint if you're familiar

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with with this channel you'll know that

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Tesla is one of the only stocks that I

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bought recently and I continue to be

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bullish on it and I'll present to you

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some additional evidence as to why that

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is if you want all of my updated trades

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including the July 19th 200 calls that

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we bought in June including all of my

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alerts of when I was dollar cost

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averaging into Tesla make sure that you

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sign up using the link below come and

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join the trading floor we day trade at

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Market open every single day let's get

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right into it so looking at the chart

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here there's one thing that I want to

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point out to you this level right here 3

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$8 which also happens to be one area of

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resistance that we see here as you could

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tell that it hit this level multiple

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times in 2022 now this is the level that

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with the current number of shares Tesla

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will hit a trillion doll market cap at

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$318 and I believe that Tesla will get

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to this trillion dollar market cap in

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the midterm at $251 which is what

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Tesla's trading at currently it has a

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market cap of 802 billion and a PE ratio

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of 64 which we will get into to later

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now even if we leave fundamentals aside

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and fundamentals is kind of a funny

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thing and I'll describe why that is here

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I don't think fundamentals are as black

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and white as some investors like to

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portray okay fundamentals are definitely

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a moving Target and I have proof of that

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but the $1 trillion market cap is

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something that all of the stocks in the

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mag 7 except for Tesla have Nvidia

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Microsoft Apple Google Amazon and meta

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all of those companies are worth at

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least $1 trillion now what do they all

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have Inon common and what was one of the

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main reasons that I thought Tesla would

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actually see a summer rally well they

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are all all driven by a future AI

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narrative see momentum is a huge

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component of short to midterm price

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action and in this case the AI narrative

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is the dominant story and for me it was

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clear to see when Tesla was

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consolidating back in June and the

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reason that all of these companies have

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what seems to be insane valuations and

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they are kind of insane valuations is

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because AI is such a na n Market nent

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markets or premature markets are

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impossible to price just look at Nvidia

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we don't even know how fast Quantum

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Computing will scale we don't even know

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when we will reach AGI artificial

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general intelligence which we don't have

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currently we don't know when we're going

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to hit level five autonomy with most

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Vehicles we don't know what the demand

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will look like what the cost will look

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like what the net income will look like

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this is all just pie in the sky at at

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this moment right so we're reliving the

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Jetson all over again we just don't know

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how to imagine in this future what we do

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know is that it is the future though and

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here's a real life example of why

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fundamentals in this case in nent

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markets are so hard to price if you look

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at this Gary black out here tweeted that

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anyone short Tesla needs to have their

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head examined funny enough they cut

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almost their entire position in

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September of

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2022 but more importantly he says down

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here that autonomous vehicles he equates

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that to a $5 trillion value right and he

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tweeted this in July now if I told you

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to guess this guy's position 3 months

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ago what do you think it would be right

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would there should there be a huge

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change if he's pricing Robo taxi at $5

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trillion what could he have possibly

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priced it three months ago when there

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hasn't really been any change in the

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fundamentals of robotaxi we don't know

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anything about it yet the robo taxi

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event is not even until August 8th well

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just 3 months ago this same guy Gary

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black says we assume zero incremental

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Robo Taxi evaluation so this clown

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priced Robo taxi at $0 which is fine if

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that's his opinion 3 months later

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robotaxi is magically worth a potential

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$5 trillion larger than any company we

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currently have on planet Earth so

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although I think that guy is the clown

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that is a real life example of how hard

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it is to price these fundamentals that

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don't really exist yet so with something

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like this comes a lot of fomo a lot of

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momo which is momentum a lot of hype we

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don't know how to price of stuff so we

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just continue to buy the stock and the

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more that people buy the stock the more

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that other people buy the stock the more

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that they buy into the hype so let's see

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what does Tesla have on the horizon

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because this definitely is not because

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of just EVS or just because they beat Q2

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deliveries that might have been the

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Catalyst along with the technicals that

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I showed you but definitely the story is

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much more than that so let's get into it

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so one thing we didn't talk about in the

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previous videos so much is Optimus right

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if you look at this this is Amazon's

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robots here working in the warehouse now

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Amazon has

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750,000 robots currently working in

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their warehouses what's crazy about this

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is it says one robot at a warehouse

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means 24 human rolles are no longer

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required the solution also saves

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Trucking costs as well as packing

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packaging material each robot Packer

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cost $1 million plus running expenses

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now this robot that they're talking

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about that costs a million is different

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than the human humanoid looking robot

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but you get the picture of what it could

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cost here so when we take a look at

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Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot here

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doing Simple functions you could see

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where the trend is going right if Amazon

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already has

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750,000 robots that's just one company

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right it's

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clearly we the the the world is moving

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in that direction where we are not going

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to require humans to do do this stuff

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now that's another conversation of what

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do humans do at that point but you could

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see where the you know where the the

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world is trending at least with regards

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to this topic here now Elon himself said

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Optimus stuff is extremely underrated

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the demand could be as high as 10 to 20

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billion units now obviously he's talking

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about when this stuff is fully optimized

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and can actually do functions 24 hours a

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day without fail but true if at the

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early early stages Amazon has 750,000

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almost a million robots and that's at

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the early stages right you would just

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assume that this stuff is going to grow

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more you could see a world where there

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are billions of robots serving many

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different Industries all around the

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world you know think of oil mining or

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precious metals mining any sort of

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factory or manufacturing job I mean you

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can let your imagination run wild and

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because Tesla's so good at optimizing

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production his prediction is that an

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Optimus robot should cost less than half

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of a car now one of the biggest banks

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Morgan Stanley agrees Morgan Stanley

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says that Tesla's humanoid opportunity

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is bigger than autonomous cars and that

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very well could be the case we don't

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know all right and then with regards to

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FSD I don't want to dive too much into

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that but obviously every Tesla car sold

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is a little Revenue generating machine

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right once FSD gets so good that it

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could take you from point A to point B

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autonomously then everyone that owns a

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Tesla is going to want to subscribe to

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FSD and that's let alone the FSD

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licensing for other automakers because

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Tesla has spent more time than anybody

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else perfecting full self driving

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obviously Robo taxi that's the other

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business vertical that's so hard to to

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price in right if you look at the market

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cap of uber it's just a little under

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$200 billion some banks are pricing this

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at 500 billion some are pricing it at

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trillions I really don't know right I I

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I have no way of telling how valuable

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Robo tax is going to be plus I don't

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have the details of it but you know that

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it's going to be worth at least the size

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of one tech company right and like

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everybody else I'm very curious to see

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what ends up getting talked about or

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rolled out on August 8th now one area

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that might bring in a ton of Revenue

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that's not really related to AI is

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battery storage and if you look I I've

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told you guys to follow this person on

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Twitter before AJ a

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OJ on X if you look at this person's

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estimates for battery storage based on

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all of the information that we know now

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and remember that Tesla is reporting

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earnings on July 23rd so we will have

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confirmation of the stuff but that their

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battery storage revenues can actually

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hit a new all-time high of 3.3 billion

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which is an increase of 14% quarter over

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quarter last quarter we saw energy

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generation revenue of 1.6 billion now

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for those of you that don't know what

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this is it's basically if you have solar

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panels there's no way of storing that

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energy you it's basically what whatever

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is consumed by the sun you either use it

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or just get sent back to the grid you

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cannot store it and save it for later

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whereas with this battery storage or

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energy storage uh facility if you have

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this installed at your home you can

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actually take in the energy from the Sun

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from the solar panels and store it so

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that you can use it later and then

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obviously we have deliveries I want to

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make one point about deliveries yes q1

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of 2024 did disappoint q1 always

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disappoints and it is usually the lowest

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of Tesla's year but q1 2024 definitely

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disappointed Q2 2024 came in higher than

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expected but if you look at this 444,000

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number it actually was only beat out by

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two other quarters June of 2023 and

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December of 2023 other than that this is

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the third best quarter Tesla has ever

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had in terms of deliveries now at some

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point we will get word on the cheaper

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the model 2 which is supposed to be

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priced in the 20 $25,000 range so we'll

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see if that actually has an impact on

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deliveries as well but if each one of

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these business verticals is priced into

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the hundreds of billions for instance

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right let's just say on the conservative

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side then of course I see the market cap

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of Tesla well over $1 trillion and at

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that point you cannot compare Tesla to a

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Toyota or to whatever car manufacturer

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right like all of these things that we

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just talked about who else is doing this

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who else has the ability to scale who

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else has the knowhow so in my view I

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think in the midterm Tesla does hit that

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1 trillion market cap and at that point

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it'll just be a wait and see when it

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comes uh down to earnings when it comes

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down to the robo taxi event those might

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be sell-off events who knows it really

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depends on what they report I'm not

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Nostradamus but in the long term I'm

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very comfortable with Tesla being an

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over1 trillion do company of course how

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could it not unless every single one of

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these things that I talked about ends up

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you know faltering and if we take a look

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at Tesla's PE ratio right now sitting at

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64 now as a car company obviously that's

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expensive but Tesla is not just a car

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company right and I know that you might

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have been tired of people saying that

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but I think I proved it here and I'm not

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just talking about FSD right I'm talking

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about things that have nothing to do

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with cars energy storage Optimus Etc and

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if you look historically this is

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actually pretty cheap for Tesla ever

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since Tesla started making money in 2020

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this is actually pretty cheap for Tesla

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and historically Tesla has actually been

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priced less than this at a much higher

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PE so for instance December 31st 2020

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Tesla was priced at

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$235 in today's terms and its PE ratio

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was ,100 right now it's priced at $251

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and its PE ratio is 64 now from a

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technical perspective obviously I want

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to see Tesla pop Above This 2-year trend

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line here right that's obvious I want to

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see a healthy close above that and then

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we can start talking about the 318 level

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in the short term however if it doesn't

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hit that 318 level before earnings which

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again earnings are on July 23rd then yes

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of course earnings could derail that we

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could see a hell of a pullback there

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right I'm not Nostradamus I don't know

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what's going to happen on earnings now

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if we continue to go up after earnings

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then I will definitely be looking to

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sell around the robo taxi event as I

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think it could be a sell the new sort of

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event like he would have to announce

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something huge like that he's hiring uh

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Travis kenck or whatever that guy's name

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is who used to be the CEO of uber I know

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today he came out and said that that

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wasn't going to happen but who knows who

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knows what happens on that announcement

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I definitely think it's crazy for you

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guys to be shorting this after my last

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Tesla video I got so many haters in the

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comments saying that they were going to

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short take the opposite position I'm

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sure all of them are burned right now

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you know taking job applications at

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McDonald's that it would be crazy to

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short this but I'll just tell it to you

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like this if you like what you hear on

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earnings if you like what you hear on

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Robo taxi then then you definitely

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should be buying the pullbacks in my

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opinion if you don't like what you hear

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if you don't believe in Optimist you

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don't believe in FSD you don't believe

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in Robo taxi you don't believe in energy

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storage you don't believe in the model 2

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you don't believe in increasing margins

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once the economy gets better you don't

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believe in all of these things and yeah

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of course the company is not for you

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like that's fine it doesn't have to be

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anyway let me know your thoughts in the

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comment section below did you buy when

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we were talking about it did you

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recently buy did you buy a long time ago

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are you looking to sell right now are

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you shorting it I know a lot of you did

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short it and are deleting your comments

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now but that's neither here and nor

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there leave it in the comment section

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