Musk is a brilliant man. He is going to do something that will cause the liberals to forgive him and elevate Musk to sainthood in their eyes.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to look into the future. The people under 30 years old have been brought up under “green washing”: we are killing the planet because of the combustion engine.
When these climate-frightened people take the reins of power, they will mandate that all non-military government vehicles be electric. They are very likely to mandate this for everyone.
We have seen this with initiatives in California.
Tesla will survive because it has built a good foundation to capitalize on the EV market. Whether it will be the leader or a competitor is yet to be seen.
One day, Elon Musk will die, or become unable to run Tesla. His replacement could be a genius or run the company into the ground.
So yes, TSLA is a buy if you are looking to hold 20 years, or you are a swing trader trading the news which spikes and sinks this stock often.
Another reason I believe EVs will be mandated is because the government will claim people could use gasoline-based bombs to harm the government, so gasoline needs to be removed from public access.
Sorry bud, but those liberals would rather open cheap Chinese EVs to the market than buy Tesla. I for one would put more trust into CCP autonomous driving software than Tesla. Plus you have to figure in all the voters who will want government to take action against Tesla. Good luck to y'all.
Anonymous wrote:
Can the stock valuation stay high if the sales continue to stay low? Feels like it's being artificially propped up.
Its valuation has nothing to do with selling cars and never has. So sure. Or maybe not.
Anonymous wrote:You need to look into the future. The people under 30 years old have been brought up under “green washing”: we are killing the planet because of the combustion engine.
When these climate-frightened people take the reins of power, they will mandate that all non-military government vehicles be electric. They are very likely to mandate this for everyone.
We have seen this with initiatives in California.
Tesla will survive because it has built a good foundation to capitalize on the EV market. Whether it will be the leader or a competitor is yet to be seen.
One day, Elon Musk will die, or become unable to run Tesla. His replacement could be a genius or run the company into the ground.
So yes, TSLA is a buy if you are looking to hold 20 years, or you are a swing trader trading the news which spikes and sinks this stock often.
Another reason I believe EVs will be mandated is because the government will claim people could use gasoline-based bombs to harm the government, so gasoline needs to be removed from public access.
Anonymous wrote:Can the stock valuation stay high if the sales continue to stay low? Feels like it's being artificially propped up.
Anonymous wrote:You need to look into the future. The people under 30 years old have been brought up under “green washing”: we are killing the planet because of the combustion engine.
When these climate-frightened people take the reins of power, they will mandate that all non-military government vehicles be electric. They are very likely to mandate this for everyone.
We have seen this with initiatives in California.
Tesla will survive because it has built a good foundation to capitalize on the EV market. Whether it will be the leader or a competitor is yet to be seen.
One day, Elon Musk will die, or become unable to run Tesla. His replacement could be a genius or run the company into the ground.
So yes, TSLA is a buy if you are looking to hold 20 years, or you are a swing trader trading the news which spikes and sinks this stock often.
Another reason I believe EVs will be mandated is because the government will claim people could use gasoline-based bombs to harm the government, so gasoline needs to be removed from public access.
Anonymous wrote:https://www.cdotrends.com/story/4083/lidar-u-turn-elon-musks-fools-errand-becomes-teslas-secret-weapon
Tesla is now Luminar's largest customer (buying lidar).
Anonymous wrote:
Musk's MO is to go big and fail and then learn from the failure and adjust. Fail again, adjust. Rinse and repeat. It worked with his rockets and cars for the most part. It's probably not a good idea to run government that way.
According to Morgan Stanley, Tesla may be sitting on a $5 trillion opportunity by 2050, with humanoid robots. Reportedly, Tesla is developing its Optimus humanoid robot, which, according to Tesla CEO Elon Musk could become the company’s most valuable product line.
TD Cowen also upgraded the TSLA stock to a buy rating with a price target of $388.
While we are valuation-/sentiment-minded when recommending stocks, we agree with the underlying notion that Tesla cannot be compared to other automaker stocks, not because it isn’t an ‘auto company’, but because it’s arguably best positioned to capture sizable opportunities that exist across auto/mobility and adjacent markets,” as quoted by CNBC.