Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

🚨🚨BREAKING UPDATES 🚨 🇺🇸Tesla Stock Doubles Since Walz's Comment: Minnesota Governor's Joke Backfires as Shares Reach $458 Go back to March, when Governor Tim Walz made a crowd laugh by bragging about adding Tesla to his stock app for a "little boost." He watched it fall to $225, and...

12,005 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

In 2014, Elon Musk was asked whether he would stay on as the CEO of Tesla, given that he had his plate full with two companies. (Ten years ago, running 2 major companies was seen as a lot for Elon) He said that he would stay for 4 or 5 years, through 2018 - 2019, to see the ramp of the Model 3 through to completion. After Elon and his team successfully ramped the Model 3 to profitability (which by the way everyone also said was impossible), Elon was supposed to leave and choose a new CEO to run Tesla. Instead, we got the revolutionary 2018 compensation plan that retained Elon as CEO for the future by offering him stock options if he could take Tesla to heights that were considered "laughably impossible" by the media at the time. Against all odds, Elon achieved every single goal in the plan, and Tesla hit a $650 billion market cap. And it didn't stop there, as we all know. Elon stayed as CEO long past when his tour of duty was supposed to be over, and made Tesla a global success story. Then courts struck his comp plan down. Most CEOs would probably leave at this point. You offered me stock options so I would stay on as CEO, the plan got invalidated... why am I still dealing with the daily headaches and insane drama of running this company? But Elon is not most CEOs. He cared about his shareholders, and he stayed and made sure their investment was protected. And shareholders have done very well. Tomorrow, at Tesla's 2025 shareholder meeting, we have a chance to retain Elon for the future, make sure he has control of the company — not Wall Street — and right the wrongs of the 2018 plan. Elon kept his end of the deal for us, let's keep up our end of the deal to him. If we don't, we will realize as we face the impossible task of replacing him just what someone like him is worth. That's why I'm voting yes today with every $TSLA share I own. Who else is with me?

Whole Mars Catalog

118,380 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Longtime $TSLA bear Craig Irwin, from Roth Capital, who has frequently appeared on CNBC to speak negatively about Tesla, just raised his $TSLA price target by a whopping 347% to $380 (from $85). For years, he had called Tesla "egregiously overvalued." Now, he has a BUY rating on the stock. Here's what he said today about Tesla: "This quarter is probably the last quarter of relative weakness; Now he (Elon) has got a new pool of buyers. Conservatives that might not have looked at EVs quite as closely in the past that allow an acceleration of demand in the core U.S. market; I don't see very many negative catalysts. There are abundant positive catalysts. Bias is now to the upside. The market cap may be huge, but they are doing big things." On FSD he says: "Where I need to look at things a little differently than how I did previously is we look at the incremental solution for FSD and the incremental solutions for robtoaxis. The use of Lidar is not long term sustainable because of the cost. It's something that does need to come out of the (Waymo) vehicles over the long term. As I've talked to more of the engineers involved in these different projects, I've learned that there's often two or three teleoperation engineers. Basically human operators there to catch something that goes wrong. Tesla even started hiring teleoperation engineers last week. Tesla is not going to do any worse than Waymo. If they're more intently focused on an optical only solution, I think competing at the edge, some of this technology that's being brought to bring down the energy consumption for the computer is something that Tesla is going to be more adept at. I think they're a real contender in the long run." On Cyberacb he said: "We're going to see incremental progress and people are going to be able to have a tangible experience, and that's what I think drives value in the stock and drives enthusiasm to own the stock."

Sawyer Merritt

679,724 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr