You know about every business in a city of 5 1/2 million people, riiight. 5 years? Whatever happened to living in Spain? I have 2 cousins that worked, for oil exploration companies, and lived in Singapore for well over 10 years, but that was a while ago so not much they could enlighten me in this regard.
I know about enough businesses that don't take credit cards but all take PayLah. Spain half time starting January 2026.
Tesla dominates supercharging in the US, is like combining Standard Oil and GM in the early years if ICE. If you add the potential of using a Tesla as a home battery storage option for the home solar system, the potential is huge. It could become a monopoly.
While I'd like that as an investor, the reality is that every vertical that Tesla is in also has competition, like solar roofs, batteries, cars, trucks, even robots and AI. Only their FSD has a significant lead over anyone else and, because it's software, will reap tech level margins once they figure out how to monetize it. It's the sum of all that makes Tesla valuable.
FASD is any day now for more than 10 years. Yada yada AI, they have millions of miles of data,etc. ........ any day. They were first mover on EV's and that is all. Put up or shut up Wall Street says. BTW whatever happened to the Roadster? That I would think would be a high-margin product unlike a $25k or especially sub-$25k econobox that dozens of other auto makers already produce, yes mostly ICE's (and a fair amount of hybrids, which anyone with half a brain would choose for a new vehicle currently) but how long would it take others to get their cheapie EV's to market?