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I appreciate your view as well! It is much harder to do what TSLA is doing, but they have the advantage of full integration of all the components to make robo taxis a reality. Google does not make cars, and we have seen how trying to integrate technologies often leads to failure.
While I will agree with you on TSLA and timelines in general, they are 100% focused on making this work and I see the results every time I use FSD. I have driven from FL all the way to Canada using FSD for 95% of the drive. If Google doesn't see revenue for this soon, they will drop it same as GM did.

hard to tell because GM did really good.

I've been saying this constantly:
If you look at Tesla as a car company, whose main competition is GM, Stellantis, Toyota, etc you are simply not paying attention.
**Tesla is not a car company. Tesla is an AI and green tech company, whose first and most visible product line is cars.**
And in some of their current and future industries, they have no serious competition.
This isn't a new thing. This has always been true, but people pay more attention to talking heads yapping about what Tesla *might* do *next year* than the fucking CEO talking about what Tesla is *GOING to be doing for the next decade*.
The bottom line for Tesla is this: do you believe Elon can deliver? Eventually at least?
If so then Optimus is going to replace every janitor and burger flipper in the developed world, and Tesla becomes a $10T-$100T company. If not, then you should just sell the stock.

He's not doing it because of investors or being fearful of a GM comparison lol

The Escalade IQ will also be the first GM vehicle to get eyes-off driving (it's already hands-off on select highways), taking its already popular Super Cruise driver-assistance system to the next level. **The upgrade comes courtesy of a LIDAR sensor and a new Nvidia AGX Drive Thor computing platform.** And for the first time, GM said Super Cruise will be able to drive off the highways too, cautiously expanding into more complex urban environments.

They are pivoting hard but it’s also narrative. Cars are commodities and Elon is strategically trying to change the narrative and avoid investors from comparing Tesla to say GM, which has been the case for a decade. Cars alone doesn’t justify the market cap

You don't think that Tesla effective creating a mass market EV (something that GM's attempt and failure is what led to the origianl guys starting Tesla), you don't think THAT is a legitimate accomplishment?
No he was not the original founder of Tesla; but without him it doesn't even get as far as Delorean, people still only think of Tesla the father of AC electricity.
You can dislike Musk as a person, but to discount his business success just makes you look ignorant and foolish.

GameStop Corp. (GME) is experiencing a transformative phase with a bullish investment thesis highlighting its operational turnaround and digital growth potential. Meanwhile, meme stock traders are shifting focus to Beyond Meat, causing significant price surges reminiscent of the GameStop rally.
That's why. LMAO
GameStop (GME) is experiencing a mixed narrative with a bullish investment thesis due to its operational turnaround, while meme stock enthusiasm shifts towards Beyond Meat. Analysts caution about GME's market challenges despite its recent profitability and growth potential.
1 minute apart.
GameStop Corp. (GME) is experiencing a significant transformation under new leadership, focusing on profitability and digital growth. Despite this, recent market dynamics have raised concerns about its stock valuation amid a meme stock frenzy surrounding Beyond Meat.

forget about GM$. PLEASE

GM

If a single one of you even think this is the new GM, then stop to realize that THIS $3 ISSS the dip!!!
Gm qas different, a first of its kind, this is different to, retail investors are ready to hold for way, way longer, and the game stock did this too, look at the graph and dates

Global is different from National as well; if production stopped - why were major companies pulling in record breaking profits? There are plenty of records to prove the US didn’t shut down any major production of any sort - but that’s also the difference in the U.S. and other countries; during COVID you were still expected to show up at work as a production worker; hell - pretty much everyone I knew (from GM, Fiat-Chrysler, Ford - even my own company) - unless you were an office worker, if you didn’t show up it was a mark against you.

GM's is Linux based too, but it will incorporate Android Automotive as well...
GM is copying Tesla in that it will be one CPU running everything and not one CPU managing and communicating to separate CPUs for each system.
I too think GM's move away from CarPlay and Android Auto (app) are short sighted.... I've yet to use a mapping system that is better than what the phone platforms offer. I have existing music stream service, I'm not paying for another.

JG has already stated multiple times that GM is using QNX.

That's what people said about GM^E and OPEN as well

GM out preforming FAANG. 😂

I thought GM had made it pretty clear what their SDV plans were.
Linux Based platform which integrates with Android Automotive OS. Last I heard they were still planning to implement Google Gemini in the next few years as the AI Assistant. Developer were being encouraged to utilize their uProtocol - an open sourced protocol for Apps.
Is QNX powering it all via a hypervisor.... maybe, but not sure it's going to change the revenue stream much.

With their move away from supporting CarPlay or even Android Auto (app).... I think they are making a mistake in their attempt to "control" the connected services and subscription offerings.

Which saved GM from bankruptcy and is the reason it exists today. Your point?

Morning everyone!
Economic report(s) scheduled for the day is(are) | at^[i](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek): Jobless Claims | 8:30am, Chicago Fed national Activity Index | 8:30, Existing Home Sales | 10, EIA Natural Gas Report | 10:30, Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Index | 11, Fed Balance Sheet | 4:30pm; Fed speakers are | at: Bowman | 10am, Barr | 10:25. Media platforms are discussing: Government Shutdown, Social programs studies, OpenAI’s new browser, Tesla’s earnings and projections, Opinions on Fed’s path in data drought, GM aims for ‘eyes-off’ driving in 2028. The large amount of missing economic reports, having to rely on alternative data sources or gut instincts, should leave most with some amount of uncertainty; Equity markets seem wholly indifferent however. Premarket futures were down slightly in early trading as of 7am, apart from he Russell 2k which was up a bit, VIX futures were up.
MVIS ended the last trading session at 1.18, on normal volume traded compared to the daily average over the past month. The pressure to keep the price contained seemed to be running on a lack of volume, and the higher Short Volumes traded (by percentage of that actually reported) would suggest that the desire remains to keep the stock locked below this threshold for now. There should not be a substantial resistance here, and it more appears to be a test of support throughout this region. A case that continued dilution is occurring still remains, and would even be very likely given past history, but there does at least seem to be some buyers if that is the case. The sector has largely been quiet, with the only recent usage notice of Lidar that I have seen being of Honda using very large Cepton units on lawnmowers. However, some speculation about Luminar’s future has been circulating on social media channels, regarding their excessive debt.
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|H: 1.22 — L: 1.13 — C: 1.18 ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/historical/) |[Calendar](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek.asp)|
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|**Pivots ↗︎ : 1.22, 1.26, 1.31** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pivotpoint.asp)) |**Pivots ↘︎ : 1.14, 1.09, 1.05**|
|Total Options Vol: 4,547 ^([i](https://researchtools.fidelity.com/ftgw/mloptions/goto/underlyingStatistics?cusip=&symbol=MVIS&Search=Search)) |Avg 90d Options: 3,431|
|Calls: 4,043 ~ 48% at Market ⊟ |Puts: 504 ~ 88% at Market ⊟|
|Open Exchanges: 2,998k ~ 42% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/) |Off Exchanges: 4,165k ~ 58% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/)|
|IBKR: 1,100k Rate: 4.20%^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/borrow-fee/) |Fidelity: 5,000k Rate: 0.50%
|**R Vol: 104% of Avg Vol: 6,876k** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/averagedailytradingvolume.asp)) |**Short Vol: 2,873k of 4,556k ~ 63%** ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/short-volume/?tblshortvolix=0)|

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Would be good to stretch this back in time - a lot of those companies have been bluechip standards for decades. IBM, Exxon, GE, GM. Also I would love to see this shifted by 2 years to the negative. 2023, before the real AI craze.

The shorts lost **$19 billion** in 21' on GM.E
We knew how to squeeze then. Let's do it again!