I already referenced teleoperation in a previous post that you must not have read or it didn't fit in your narrative. Teleoperation is far smarter than beta testing FSD on Tesla owners and those willing to spend 15k on the software. Tesla can set up 100s of cubicles with video game like steering/pedals, each connected to a Robotaxi. The difference with GM's failed Cruise is that Tesla will hook up theses Robotaxi drivers to its FSD AI which, in turn, will speed up FSD development for regular Tesla vehicles. At some point (18 months?) the Robotaxi FSD will work as well as teleoperators, particularly if the operational radius of Robotaxis is limited to 10-15 miles or so from city centers. As approvals allow, Tesla can expand further and to other cities. It's brilliant and explains why so many wales are selling their Apple holdings to buy TSLA. No joke, 500 is around the corner.
But thought it was supposed to be Auuuu tonomous? I don't doubt it. Elon's White House investment will pay off bigly no matter the fundamentals.
Are we talking trillions? A $277 million donation equals a paper gain of +$200 billion. Elon Musk's record $447 billion fortune means he's nearly $200 billion ahead of Jeff Bezos — and worth more than Costco https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elon-musks-record-447-billion-121646298.html
'Tis the time to wrap up Tesla's 2024 year and thread. Q4 being in January, I will address results and expectations on the upcoming new thread for Tesla 2025. I thought this time I would go over the 79 pages and recall some of the more interesting posts of the year, for chuckles only. Next few years, just not this year. My reply to the many posts scoffing at Tesla's sales projections. SunTrader is always showing concern for me, thanks but I will be just fine. FUD will be FUD I will stop there. Of course, much more was said and argued over the year. The share price started rising in October and the Nov 4th election of Trump propelled the stock to essentially today's ATH of 444 in pre market. In 2024, Tesla will have sold more cars than any previous years. Tesla Energy is proving to be everything shareholders had been hoping for. January's Q4 will crown a very exciting year indeed. I expect 2025 to be just the same. March - Thanks Van! I'd reconsider where I get my news from SunTrader. Is that so? I wouldn't know, from where I am, the best selling car (any powertrain) in Singapore in 2024 is the Tesla Y. More BS. The only reason you didn't drown is because you didn't go swimming. You call them wrong more often than not. I'm long TSLA (bought at 330) and trade frequently enough to avg 212 on half my overall TSLA holdings. And that was a 2023 headline but it's also the best selling car of 2024. Reuse. I love that one. Get ready for it in 2025. Yeah, no. The EV sales are down, it's the end! The spin in May-June was non stop. So SunTrader who was wrong, you or Wall Street?
“ “The Trump transition team reportedly wants the incoming administration to abolish the requirement to report car crashes. This move could potentially favor Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) led by Trump's ally Elon Musk. What Happened: The recommendation could potentially impede the government's capacity to regulate and investigate the safety of vehicles equipped with automated driving systems, Reuters reported, citing a document. The rule requires automakers to report crashes if advanced driver assistance or autonomous driving technologies are engaged within 30 seconds of impact. Tesla, under the leadership of the world's wealthiest individual, Elon Musk, has been a strong critic of this requirement. The electric vehicle manufacturer has reported over 1,500 crashes to federal safety regulators under this program, the report noted. Alliance for Automotive Innovation, a trade group representing major automakers, has also previously criticized the requirement. The proposal to eliminate the rule was put forth by a transition team responsible for devising a 100-day strategy for automotive policy. The team deemed the requirement as a mandate for "excessive" data collection, the report said. Why It Matters: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in a statement to Reuters emphasized the importance of such data for assessing the safety of emerging automated-driving technologies. The agency said that it has received and analyzed data of over 2700 crashes since it established the rule in 2021 and the data influenced ten investigations into six companies and nine safety recalls involving four different companies. The transition team also called upon the incoming administration to "liberalize" autonomous vehicle regulation and to enact "basic regulations to enable development" of the industry, Reuters reported. Musk's Tesla is developing a set of advanced driver assistance features called full self-driving with which it intends to enable vehicle autonomy in due time. Check out more of Benzinga's Future Of Mobility coverage by following this link”
Wedbush new target $510. “Wedbush Securities raised its price target for the EV manufacturer, citing accelerated progress in autonomous and artificial intelligence initiatives under a regulatory environment expected to be more favorable during the upcoming Donald Trump administration.” MooMoo
I notice no attribution to almost all of those quotes you are attributing to me. Why is that? And yes you are fine - now - now that you are no longer underwater ........ 3 years later.
Yes, I have to rework that post as many of the quotes didn't appear correctly. I'll add the post numbers for you.