$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The Cybercab launch strategy looks brilliant. Rather than Tesla pouring billions into building and financing the whole Robotaxi fleet itself, individuals and businesses can buy Cybercabs and put them into the network. Other people's capital funds the expansion while Tesla profits from selling the vehicles, and could potentially earn ongoing revenue from every ride as well. Waymo has to finance, own and operate its fleet. Tesla can scale through millions of owners. That's a completely different business model, and potentially a far more powerful one.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ There was a DP trade last week where they switched to TSLA after placing a position in the 140 zone on SPCX, and that led to a heavy bull stance in TSLA which has played out the way it has over the past month. They move back and forth between names on a daily basis. Watching DP positioning is basically how you can see it. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ looking bullish for the next few weeks.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 350Looking for this to keep moving this week, and I think $400 by the end of the month is on the table. Not a great time to be a bear on this one.
$SpaceX(SPCX)$ Elon has a well-known history of triggering gamma squeezes against his detractors. If you're only just realizing this now, sorry about your blown accounts. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ If this PR were about TSLA getting the first federal approval for a steering-wheel-free commercial robotaxi, the market reaction would have been considerably larger. TSLA investors tend to capitalize future autonomy profits much more aggressively than AMZN investors apparently — whose attention remains focused on AWS growth, AI capex, margins, and retail execution.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Added a few more shares of TSLA today. The sentiment is unbelievably negative right now, which usually gets my attention. I'm not trying to call a bottom, but I also don't see a reason to dump shares after a rough stretch. Sometimes the best trades come when nobody wants to touch a stock.
Most investors are chasing the AI memory trend. My own positioning is focused on the entire AI infrastructure buildout. The next decade of AI development could unfold in phases: Post-2030: Building the future Robotics: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Serve Robotics Inc.(SERV)$ $Symbotic Inc.(SYM)$ Autonomy / Aerial Mobility: $Archer Aviation Inc.(ACHR)$ $Joby Aviation, Inc.(JOBY)$ The market narrative appears to be gradually shifting from the AI chip cycle toward a "post-2030 real-world AI adoption phase," where robotics and autonomy might become the next long
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Shorting Tesla is pretty risky. It gets treated like an automaker but operates as a vertically integrated tech company—batteries, software, chips, and charging—which makes its cost structure and growth much harder to model. Strong brand loyalty and rapid, recurring product and software updates keep demand and margins unpredictable. The high short interest has repeatedly triggered painful short squeezes. So betting against Tesla is basically assuming its innovation and momentum will just suddenly stop. So, to anyone betting against it... good luck, I guess.