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He sure does, that's why Musk plans to keep the AI Revenue for himself with his new startup "xAI".

Agree

Then he can finally buy 70 billion private jets, 2 trillion tanks and build a castle on Mars

@@TimesNewRoumen greed becomes a mental disorder around $100M, imagine being 200X more CrAzY than that !!

@@TimesNewRoumenso you’re the guy that calls this number 7,000,000,000,000,000 7 Hundred Gazillion 🤪

Which is when I bought several thousands worth. If you believe a company has a future then you buy when it's cheap.

@@opencase9903nah

With the uncertainties that is experienced in this current recessive economy, It’s important to consult with a financial advisor before making major inveestment decisions.

You're right, I and a few work colleagues work with a CFA who prefers we DCA instead of a lump sum purchase, Following this, my portfolio grew 40% in the last quarter. I wouldn't have known this awesome strategy had I continued investing by myself.

nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier.. who is your Advsor please, if you don't mind me asking?

Kathleen Cheryl Constantz is who I work with and she is a hot topic even within the finance elite . Just browse, you’d find her webpage.

I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.

Its a Q2 YOY drop in unit deliveries, and a huge drop Q2 YOY in production. The quarter to quarter numbers mean nothing. Its just logistics noise.

@@free-qe6wx April and May were bad, but June was excellent for Tesla. The momentum is building. Just a little context for you. ..... And Tesla energy will be as big as the car business in two yrs, growing as it did in Q2.

@@777Outrigger Yup, so you agree, this is just a logistics glitch. Not that it matters, its still a drop YOY for production and deliveries. That's called negative growth.

@@free-qe6wx But with sales momentum building at the end of the Q2. .. Did'ja know that in 2018 Tesla sales declined by -.11% in the US YOY? Then the Model Y came out and sales soared by 50% in 2019. I agree the Y is past this spectacular growth curve, but new models coming out next year still on the old platform but with some of the new manufacturing techniques being developed for the $25,000 car. So expect new models somewhere between $25,000 and the $39,000 Model 3. And this little blip in Q1 is already going away, to be obliterated next year. ..... And Tesla is not just a car company. It's rapidly becoming an energy storage company, and a leading AI company. ---->Wall Street is finally starting to recognize this!!!

@@free-qe6wx But with sales momentum building at the end of the Q2. .. Did'ja know that in 2018 Tesla sales declined by -.11% in the US YOY? Then the Model Y came out and sales soared by 50% in 2019. I agree the Y is past this spectacular growth curve, but new models coming out next year still on the old platform but with some of the new manufacturing techniques being developed for the $25,000 car. So expect new models somewhere between $25,000 and the $39,000 Model 3. And this little blip in Q1 is already going away, to be obliterated next year. ..... And Tesla is not just a car company. It's rapidly becoming an energy storage company, and a leading AI company. ---->Wall Street is finally starting to recognize this!!!

I’m proud of you for recognizing a problem and finding a solution.

I agree. Just hold the damn thing. These Wall Street ppl are ridiculous shifting money around constantly

It depends on your time horizon. Are you 30? 50? 70? 80?

@@wilee.coyote5298 I'm 50 and retiring in 20 years...

@@opencase9903 They get paid big bucks to "manage" people's money, when they could just buy indexes and make more than these rip off artists make them

Self driving taxis require AI.

No money for you

lol no he won't

@@Bradgilliswhammyman Maybe not next year, but in a few years.

His xAI startup will become his largest asset.

@@KrustyKlown Have a feeling Tesla will buy xAI lmao.

@@Bradgilliswhammyman Current net worth (Real Time Forbes list) - $240B