Tesla, make some videos about the new tech in the cyber cab.
I saw the @live_munro video about it and the semi but shorter vids would be great to show the world. And from Teslaโs perspective.
Frank and Lars make a video every week about some new tech on these vehicles.
Replaceable battery cells. The new motor. Giga castings. Etc
Even videos about why there is no steering wheel.
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Tesla Cybertruck cancelled?
Wow.
Have to say I liked it but not enough to buy one. I really really wanted that small hatchback I kept seeing pics of.
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$TSLA - TESLA TO END CYBERTRUCK PRODUCTION IN MAJOR AI PIVOT
Elon Musk announced Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production by mid-2027, freeing capacity at Gigafactory Texas for Cybercab robotaxi production.
The Cybertruck fell far short of Tesla's 250,000 annual sales target.
US sales dropped 48% in 2025 to just 20,237 vehicles, with another 38% decline through September 2026.
Tesla is now doubling down on AI-powered autonomous driving as its next major growth opportunity.
There is too much AI demand for me to believe that the story is over.
I've been buying the 3x leveraged Nasdaq etf $tqqq.
Will the drawdown continue until the end of the year? Possible.
Down blow your self out buying the dip tomorrow. Save some cash just in case.
I believe there will be deals for data centers. The buildout will continue.
$VOO $spy $qqq
US automakers generally pivoted away from EVs over the past few years.
Policy under this administration was going in that direction.
After Tuesday's results, I believe we will see another push back toward EVs.
Will this leave Stellantis, Ford, GM flat footed?
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@wayne_m159 There is no water line mark on the side of the car.
Means that itโs a reseller, not an insurance company.
They probably bought it thinking it was low risk, found the engine problem, and resold at Copart.
AI is not training on websites. They're training on videos. And Google has an endless amount of them on Youtube.
Substack is also out there btw.
Nobody goes to websites any longer anyway. They're riddled with ads and pop-ups and make them mostly unusable.
This is big news.
Google started doing that with quick summaries long ago, but AI made google much more effective at answering users queries directly.
Instead of being the gateway to the internet, Google is now a destination in itself.
So what happens to all these websites who rely on traffic for revenue? Whatโs the incentive to write or generate new content if they canโt monetise it via visitors?
Best move I ever did for myself was decades ago when moved my portfolio to 80% index funds.
Left 20% for speculative plays like $spcx $tsla $meta $amzn
This is how I retired early.
$spy $qqq $vti $voo
$SPY โcrashingโ to levels not seen sinceโฆ
3 days ago.
Amazing just how resilient the index is while so many notable names beaten up.
#rotation#breadth
Pull up who you were following during the 2020-2021 era and count how many of the big accounts still post. Better yet, how many of those do you still pay attention to?
Zoom, Peloton, Roku, Enphase, Skillz, Fisker, Canoo, Nikola. The list goes on and on. Many of the loudest voices have disappeared, or simply stopped being people you listen to.
They were 100% certain. Big positions, even bigger opinions, a following that grew with every green candle. They knew the businesses cold. One subject they never covered, however, was "being wrong".
Then the first drawdown came and the threads got longer...
Every dollar of the decline had an explanation. They bought more, at least they said so.
A bounce arrived and so did the screenshots, and the "told you so".
For a few days, doubt looked absolutely foolish. Then the market rolled over again and the same people wrote that "anyone selling here is a trader". I remember that line so vividly. Protecting your financial and mental capital had suddenly become a serious character flaw.
The price targets stayed despite being down 50%, then 75%, then more. The dates moved. A trade that was supposed to change their life now needed five years to be understood. "The market is simply wrong", they said.
A lot of that research was actually good. You could read the whole thesis and come away impressed. What you couldn't find was the sentence that said when they would leave. Fundamentals help you estimate what a business might be worth. They don't tell you when the market will agree, or how much you will lose waiting. When liquidity is leaving, a perfect model of the company can be a perfect answer to the wrong question.
Then there is the audience. Thousands watching, some of whom bought because of the call. Every public declaration made the next private doubt more expensive. How do you quietly change your mind when certainty is what people follow you for?
So they didn't. Another big thesis post, another conviction thread, another low, another bounce that reopened the possibility it hadn't been a mistake. Daily updates became weekly, weekly became "nothing changed, generational opportunity it is", then nothing. 90% down, 95% down, no final post.
I see the early version of it now.
Many of these accounts showed up in the last year or so. They gravitated to the same set of tickers retail had adopted as its favorites, and their following grew about as fast as those stocks rose. The audience rose with the price, and the price had little to do with them.
It's an easy thing to mistake for skill, especially when the environment is paying anyone who just happened to be standing in the right place at the right time. How well someone understands the market becomes clearer when it stops cooperating. The last few months have been a revealing test.
Nobody introduces themselves as the person who will ride a position down 90%.
Somewhere in this chaos, there are quiet people with a clear head, an exit plan and plenty of dry powder. They have probably been wrong too, many times. They just left themselves enough room to be wrong and keep going for years to come.
Man FinX is having a stroke tonight.
All these fake gurus getting stepped out.
Big lesson here - you wonโt beat the market long term.
But $vti $vgt $qqq $spy and chill
Buy $tqqq in the dips for short term
Not surprised about $GOOG earnings.
I haven't used their search in months.
Gemini wants me to upgrade every time I ask anything except basic stuff so I stopped using it too.
Youtube has more ads than ever and creators are stretching their videos in order to maximize ad rev. They turn 10 minutes of info into 40 minute videos now.
@XFreeze I literally started my Grok bot journey by asking the bots to work on things that I was procrastinating on.
They did a great job, and I ran with increasing the amount of responsibility I give these guys