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$TSLA has a much harder time falling from here than it does going up. Cybercab is scaling in real time. Registrations keep climbing, new deployments every week, and almost none of that progress is reflected in the price. When a stock trades below what its fundamentals are building toward,... show more

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Elon - Tesla Traitorvor 11 Tagen

Every one is expecting it - after seeing q2 deliveries , stock plummeted but that was from $430 now we are at $350 - huge difference in stock price $TSLA is beaten badly for space-x and @elonmusk politics to underperform $TSLA Retrospect -why $TSLA traded $490 in 2024 & 2025

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DrGad 💔vor 11 Tagen

The problem that TSLA has is that robotaxis are already priced in

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FSD Johnny Macvor 11 Tagen

Cybercab is not scaling to say so is an exaggeration when they have less than 100 in one city

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Reasonvor 10 Tagen

This is excellent point - for those who have been patient with Tesla stock for a long time - one thing to remember is that while the upside is getting delayed, downside from here is very limited (outside of market crashes that impact all stocks).

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Eric Matteivor 11 Tagen

Hi Joe, was able to snap a photo of a CyberCab at the intersection of Mira Mesa Blvd and Pacific Heights Blvd. San Diego, CA. Enjoy! I'm buying on the dip. Also, does Tesla China have any lockup with Tesla USA and can that be an obstacle with a SpaceX merger?

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james muvor 11 Tagen

With only around 100 cybercabs after being released is NOT scaling, it just tricks the shareholders

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Cerberusvor 10 Tagen

While all the “expert” Tesla influencers were saying they would scale all st once to 10,000 by end of year I was saying it would be painfully slow like Robotaxi and it is. And it won’t change anytime soon.

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⚡⚡⚡vor 11 Tagen

Can you explain why the stock keeps dropping? It also falls like cliff on most opening bell. Usually ends the day red. $TSLA should have been much higher by now. The stock never caught any real bids since the year started.

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Alexisvor 11 Tagen

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Beyond the Narrativevor 10 Tagen

I’m a Tesla bull too, and I’d love to see the stock go higher. But the gap between what we want and reality can’t be closed simply by being bullish. TSLA was back in the $200s just two months ago. If all this evidence already proves Tesla is worth more than today’s price, then there’s still one important question: Why hasn’t the market agreed yet?

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Steve Alanvor 11 Tagen

All I know is $TSLA keeps going down on every news. Good or bad don’t matter

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XiaoQQ.ethvor 11 Tagen

market ignores facts until it cant anymore

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Joeyvor 11 Tagen

TSLA imo will be at 420 before 280 as so many are saying but they always have it BOTH Ways using the word “if” if this then that but if this then that 🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🧐🧐🧐😂😂😂🚀🚀🚀

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Tokyo Tedvor 11 Tagen

Well it keeps falling easily.

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gay voor SGPvor 11 Tagen

The PE is still sky high, and it will be a year from now

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Martin Ronfortvor 11 Tagen

The scaling in Austin has been incredible to watch. We actually went deeper on this here:

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Brad Taylorvor 11 Tagen

Big call wall at 360 and put wall at 350. Going to be pinned IMHO

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Steve Bowenvor 11 Tagen

You've never even seen an Optimus (3)... how can you price much in. And if it's huge projections are not hit, it could have a huge negative impact on share price...

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Cole Grindevor 11 Tagen

I think you’re absolutely correct!

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