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You mean in the same way that GM and Ford would be dead if they didnt receive  bailouts in 08-09? You speak as though not every other manufacturer in the US (mature companies, no less) didnt receive subsidies.

Everyone keeps valuing Tesla like it makes EVs and AI.
Yes, the current company sells EVs and AI. Congratulations. You discovered the decoy business.
The real trade is space rocks.
Moon mining, asteroid mining, orbital refining, battery metals, rare earths, aluminium, steel, fuel depots, space stations, the whole thing. Mars is just the motivational poster on the wall. The actual quarterly report in 2030 is going to be something like:
* 700 tonnes asteroid material extracted
* 180 tonnes refined in orbit
* 3 orbital factories operational
* 11,000 Optimus units lost to “unexpected lunar dust”
And who else is doing this? Ford? GM? Toyota? Toyota still thinks EV's are a fad.
Then there’s the UAP thing nobody wants to price in because it sounds too stupid. The government has been slowly leaking alien adjacent stuff for years, most recently the disclosures from several high ranking officials that is becoming too hard to ignore. One serious disclosure and every space company gaps up like SPY on the news of an Iranian truce on the terms of Baron's hand in marriage with an Iranian diplomat.
By the time CNBC says “is Tesla actually an interplanetary infrastructure company?” the stock will already be at a price that will make bears extinct for good.
TLDR: buying Tesla at $150 is quite possibly the cheapest asteroid belt call option ever sold to retail.
Position: I just placed my buy order for 10 shares of SpaceX. See you on the space elevator to Musk Prime Space Station in 10 years.

Going to a local chess club tourney. Time to lose to a 5-yr old future GM.

Right, it’s a car company. Car companies are not the best performers against the S&P. Tesla (a car company) is valued at 1.5T on 98B revenues. Ford is valued at 59B on 189B revenues, GM similar. The difference is Tesla is run by the biggest stock pumper Elon. My argument stands.

Well, 25-30k people have died in Ford & GM cars over the past 5 years, vs. 500-700 in Tesla. And I stated a simple fact. But go on and incorrectly use the most overused word on reddit and then try to insult me because you just don't like the facts. Small brain.

Pretty sure their cars have killed more people than Ford and GM too.

Tesla has made the same net profit as Ford and GM combined over the past 5 years. Kind of hard to call that a 'well-veiled scam.'

oh it can be more depending on whatever they are signing up for and the add ons with sounds, cabin and all that and then its not just one OEM imagine its like 10 out of the 25 OEMs. using your math that puts us at about 1 billion a year right? and that doesn't account for backlog? so yeah its the 120 should be factoring in at least 10 OEMs will come over not just Mercedes or VM.
plus we still have the general embedded and physical AI and secure communication. So I think there is a lot of run way here. My own prediction is that Ford and GM will join Alloy Kore.

GM... Degen play of the day for me is NTCL - [NETCLASS TECHNOLOGY INC Expands AI Multilingual Assessment Market and International Strategic Partnerships](https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/netclass-technology-inc-expands-ai-123000144.html) Not sure why it dropped last night, but the news is too bullish to ignore. Could be a steal... am I wrong?

GM, take me up when NYSC open

how many more GM analysts need to upvote this.. too quick to get the bot army?

Here’s my prediction. The IPO is priced for a pop. That pop will mollify the nervous nellies. Everyone will be happy enough to ignore that absolute nonsense this IPO is shilling.
Then it’ll crash by half. It has to. I’ll bet my last penny. But no one will care. Tesla is “worth” more than many Toyota, Honda, GM, et al. They don’t even make cars anymore.
So ignore the noise is my advice. If you’re an index investor and the Nasdaq shits the bucket, move to another index.
HALO is the word for safety. High Asset, Low Obsolescence. Utilities. Industrials, people’s heavy services.

I have an extensive history in esports as a former pro, GM of 100 Thieves, caster, performance coach, etc. I got into day trading a couple years back as a hobby because I feel like there are a lot of parallels and I'm wondering if that's true for anyone else, and if so, which games do you come from? For me it's Quake, Counter-Strike, VALORANT and Deadlock. I coach a lot of players at every level from beginner to pro how to better handle anything from their practice approach to optimizing their mental game, flow state, skill acquisition and honestly it's very similar to how things work with trading.
I will also settle for gamers, any gamers out there? What do you think crosses over between gaming & trading?