Tesla knocked it out of the park on EVs, but OP is investing in Tesla and hoping to benefit from projects that would involve *SpaceX* and *xAI* (separate companies).
He seems to think that Optimus robots could play a major role. Nobody is sending a heavy robot with legs into space to maintain data centers. There are already robots working in data centers, and they *aren't* human-shaped.
>Were you saying the same thing in 2018?
Elon predicted that FSD Teslas would be able to navigate from LA to NYC without driver intervention by the end of *2017*. OP must not have been paying attention.
Positions (long AI):
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This is the way. They should have taken a page out of Toyota's book and not Tesla's. They bet on the wrong horse, but they've stopped the bleeding.
The Toyota 1:6:90 rule says it all. EV's don't work for everyone. People in LA who live in apartments and street park don't want EV's. Range anxiety is real. Electricity often times comes from natural gas/coal so it's not perfect either.
You hate tariffs for some strange reason. So which tax would you raise, to the tune of $400 billion per year, instead?
National Park fees? Stamp costs? Amtrack fares? Will be an under appreciated problem if tariffs are reversed. Talk to me boollss
They’re readjusting as necessary to keep big funds in target range. Any fund that has a goal of “25% Us tech,” for instance , is now about 40% tech. So they sell some of that, park it in other areas and wait for lower prices on tech