Ep4. Tesla FSD 12, Imitation AI Models, Open vs Closed AI Models, Delaware vs Elon, & Market Update Multi-Topic 13 34 u/artificialimpatience

Oct 16, 2019 · Execution is crucial to the success or failure of a strategic plan, and this is especially true for Tesla as it aims to remain a leader in the electric vehicle market. Proper execution helps an organization achieve its goals and objectives, but it can be difficult due to resource constraints, changing market conditions, and internal conflicts.

Oct 20, 2023 · Tesla has 2 real businesses imo. a car business that is worth around 300b, and everything else. To have a market cap of almost 700b, you're basically saying that everything is worth more than the car business. Part of teslas high pe multiple is the expectation of growth.

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Tesla (TSLA) is delivering its first ever all-electric, battery-powered semi-truck to Pepsi today. Do you think this is already priced into the TSLA stock price?

Mar 4, 2023 · Tesla is vertically integrated in pretty much every department while the legacy automaker are mostly just assemblers attached to an R&D department and assemble parts made by other companies. If they were able to vertically integrate to the same level tesla is their profit margins would skyrocket up, but that isn't how they are organized. Reply ...

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35 votes, 92 comments. Just like last time when it went to 119. I think this time also TSLA stock will reach as low as 100.

Apr 27, 2022 · Who the hell buys Tesla stock? Good investors. Why you ask? Tesla is about to announce 2Q deliveries around 250K at best, most analysts have, with the usual delay (what is up with these 'professionals') dropped their expectations to 275K, with little idea what they are doing (there are some very good Tesla fanboi's out there with far better ...

Nov 2, 2021 · Tesla is now a 1T company and the entire us stock market is 50T. So I just have an honest question: where do you see Tesla in 5 years? Or perhaps by the year 2025? Do you really see it becoming a 10 T company which (assuming total market cap became 100T due to inflation and various other reasons) consists of 10% of the entire market?