bc you're FOS. You're blowing the co who was using remote control for their bots and you have no position in the shares? Isn't this your thread?
Theres no shame in any position. Win,lose or draw. Theres not a person on the planet who has never taken an L. Make your call,state your case,learn from the outcome.
Oh that Elon is a one "corker" alright. (CNBC) Best day for Tesla shares in 11 years Tesla shares surged 21.9%, its best day since 2013. Investors cheered CEO Elon Musk’s projection of a 20% to 30% “vehicle growth” in 2025, higher than the 15% that was forecast by analysts surveyed by FactSet. But analysts at Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are doubtful on whether that lofty target can be met.
(SEMAFOR) Waymo has largest funding round Mike Blake/Reuters Waymo raised a further $5.6 billion to move its robotaxis into more US cities. The Alphabet-owned company’s self-driving taxis are currently in operation in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, with plans to open next year in Atlanta and Austin, where its services will be available via the Uber app. Waymo is also testing routes that use freeways, as well as more complex urban environments in major northeastern cities. The company still loses money, but it now makes more than 100,000 customer trips per week and its funding round was oversubscribed, with investors praising its commitment to passenger safety. It’s one bright spot for Alphabet as it prepares to report its third-quarter earnings Tuesday, which will likely reflect the slowdown in its core Google search business.
(CNBC) Xiaomi’s EVs at cruising speed Xiaomi, China’s smartphone and electric appliance giant, delivered more than 20,000 SU7 EVs in October, the company said Tuesday. The SU7 costs around $4,000 less than Tesla’s Model 3. The speed of Xiaomi’s manufacturing and deliveries is remarkable – Xpeng and Nio took about six years to product 100,000 EVs, while Tesla took 12 years.