$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Ask yourself this question ...What's Your end game of investing ? Why are we investing ?
1. To increase, build & preserve wealth.
2. Finding that "1" stock offering a 100 x return.
3. A stock with a potential Market cap in the Trillions.... yes Trillions, not just 1 or 2 or 3 Trillion, TRILLIONS.
4. Is this possible you may well be asking ! Yes.
5. Are we really concerned about a $400-$600 stock price tomorrow or within the next 2 years ? Only if you don't see the end game or the vision going forward.
6. How do we know adoption of the products for this company will be embraced ? Government regulation, & meeting those deadlines & targets by 2030 or just after 2030.
7. Am I too late to the party you may ask Looking at a price of $400-$500 per share ? Absolutely not.
8. Trillions you say.... I don't believe it.
9. What are the requirements at reaching Trillions ? Taking market share at another level, and Global adoption Including the provision of services that provide ongoing annuity income for its shareholders.
10. Ten steps and you still haven't given us a clue other than the subject Line.
11. Yes , it's Tesla, with its autonomous Robocab/Robo Taxi including FSD & all of the other services that just happen to fall within the Tesla business model... It's huge , it's the sum of all the components & services within the Tesla umbrella and this is so large we need to take a step back & look into the future to see how large this is & where it's heading in the next 6-8 years.
12. Optimus-Robot , charging stations, FSD, Robocab, Cybertruck, Electric Vehicles, power wall, renewables, Tesla Semi-long haul electric Trucks with flatbed are only going into production by March 2026.
13.Focus on Optimus for just a moment & ask yourself, how will Optimus benefit the Tesla share price in the future ?
14. So what's the actual Market cap In Trillions you may ask ?
Well, Elon Musk says Tesla could be worth $30 Trillion, he made this comment in about June 2024.
15. So back to my original question, what's your end game for investing ? Are you in it to just make a few thousand dollars in profit by selling early or do you have the PATIENCE by holding & buying more of our beloved Tesla shares & understanding that at $500 a share it's actually a steal, you're not to late and the party is about to start.
16. Dollar cost averaging is how you play this game today going forward.
The key to this $30 Trillion market cap and being part of the $30 Trillion share price is just a little Patience.... yes the share price may do nothing for you at a particular time of this journey, however, if you just hold the stock indefinitely, I truely believe you will indeed see your wealth grow And then the end game of Investing will indeed be presented before you.
Disclaimer: I do indeed hold Tesla & continue to buy indefinitely.
Please do your own research on Tesla before you click on any Buy buttons.
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Happy investing Tiger Traders.
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Just Cybercab/RoboTaxi could potentially based on just that side of the business equate to about $7500-$8000 a share …. By about 2031, however they don’t really need to be fully employed by having 10 million Cybercabs on road, the market will finally realise & see “Light bulb moment “ the potential and this will then drive the price forward with the anticipation of the actual returns in revenue for Tesla & its shareholders.
What’s ur cost price and target price, sir?