Tesla stock
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From "always bullish long term" to "long term ****" in just a few months. His mind changes faster than a daytrader.
Anyway his market timing (like nearly everyone else) is really quite bad, March and June were the worst times to be bearish on Tesla (face ripping rally soon after) yet that was exactly when he made apocalyptic market predictions.
direbmem
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He was late but he still profited from it as the blood bath is still ongoing.From "always bullish long term" to "long term ****" in just a few months. His mind changes faster than a daytrader.
Anyway his market timing (like nearly everyone else) is really quite bad, March and June were the worst times to be bearish on Tesla (face ripping rally soon after) yet that was exactly when he made apocalyptic market predictions.
WoShiPro
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I don't understand him.. Part of the reason why i buy tesla is due to his research in the 2020 and from there I found other Tesla YouTuber Tesla Daily, Dave Lee, solving money problem etc..
Now CGS turn full bearish..
Gonna unfollow him liao if not listen to him also will panic..
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Market timing is all about getting the timing perfect. Being late or early means getting your face ripped off. He was very bearish in March and June, right before Tesla ripped higher, also notice that Tesla is still higher than where it was in June, its only currently back to where it was in March.
Anyway there are plenty of such self styled finance/trading gurus on youtube and the interwebs, CGS is just one of them, I dun actually have a problem with him since unlike many of these "gurus" he doesnt sell courses, receive ad endorsements from scummy shitcoin pumpers, etc, these market calls are entirely his opinion and I respect everyone's right to an opinion. I just dun think its right to claim you got a call right when you obviously got it wrong.
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i don't get it as well, no real change in fundamentals in TSLA, suddenly swing 180 degrees full-bear mode.From "long term" investor to daytrader.
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looking at 180
Jeff Brown (stock promoter but I think he already exited Tesla position and waiting for lower price):
"Smartly designed to attract artificial intelligence (AI) engineers, Tesla’s AI Day has become one of the most important events of the year for high tech. For those who’re interested, it runs for about three hours and 20 minutes and can be found on YouTube.
The event was held last Friday, and while the goal for Tesla was recruitment, there are remarkable insights to glean for investors and technologists interested in the field of AI.
Unsurprisingly, the progress made by Tesla over the last year is nothing short of extraordinary. It amazes me there are so many critics of the event.
Last year, CEO Elon Musk cleverly demonstrated a mockup of what was to become Optimus—Tesla’s bipedal robot designed to support humans. Hilariously, Optimus was actually a human dressed up as the robot dancing on stage.
Many made fun of Musk at the time… but they’re not laughing now.
An Optimus prototype is real. Not only is there a clear path toward commercialization, but one at which the price point is less than $20,000. At this price, Optimus would be accessible to both large and small businesses, and even normal consumers.
Tesla’s announcements concerning high-performance computing and autonomous driving technology were no less impressive.
More than 160,000 customers now use Tesla’s full self-driving (FSD) software. It’s not yet perfect, but no other company comes close. Despite this, the automotive industry and many tech journalists like to pretend that FSD doesn’t really exist.
The tech that Tesla’s building is revolutionary. It will disrupt and change the entire transportation sector. But the disruption has nothing to do with being an electric vehicle (EV), and everything to do with being an AI-powered mode of transport.
Tesla’s ambitions with robotics are no different. The robotic hardware is just the medium. The revolution will happen because of the AI software.
Bipedal robots with human-like hands for object manipulation will be everywhere in a matter of years. They’ll augment human labor, increase productivity, result in less workplace injuries, provide care for aging populations, provide security, and even help us out around the house.
Optimus will do for human labor what the iPhone did for so many aspects of our lives. Programmable, upgradeable, and capable of performing the work of so many different devices that simply collapsed into software applications able to leverage the iPhone’s hardware.
Optimus will do the same for the physical world—the difference being we’ll be able to teach it desired tasks. And it will learn, remember, and optimize everything that we need it to perform.
With that will come an industry worth hundreds of billions of dollars annually. New jobs are already being created. There are a long list of well-funded competitors who thought they were ahead… and now they’re all nervous after Friday’s event.
The significance of what’s happening isn’t just some kind of new, cool technology. What Tesla’s doing with Optimus will transform society. It will improve productivity and quality of life."
"Smartly designed to attract artificial intelligence (AI) engineers, Tesla’s AI Day has become one of the most important events of the year for high tech. For those who’re interested, it runs for about three hours and 20 minutes and can be found on YouTube.
The event was held last Friday, and while the goal for Tesla was recruitment, there are remarkable insights to glean for investors and technologists interested in the field of AI.
Unsurprisingly, the progress made by Tesla over the last year is nothing short of extraordinary. It amazes me there are so many critics of the event.
Last year, CEO Elon Musk cleverly demonstrated a mockup of what was to become Optimus—Tesla’s bipedal robot designed to support humans. Hilariously, Optimus was actually a human dressed up as the robot dancing on stage.
Many made fun of Musk at the time… but they’re not laughing now.
An Optimus prototype is real. Not only is there a clear path toward commercialization, but one at which the price point is less than $20,000. At this price, Optimus would be accessible to both large and small businesses, and even normal consumers.
Tesla’s announcements concerning high-performance computing and autonomous driving technology were no less impressive.
More than 160,000 customers now use Tesla’s full self-driving (FSD) software. It’s not yet perfect, but no other company comes close. Despite this, the automotive industry and many tech journalists like to pretend that FSD doesn’t really exist.
The tech that Tesla’s building is revolutionary. It will disrupt and change the entire transportation sector. But the disruption has nothing to do with being an electric vehicle (EV), and everything to do with being an AI-powered mode of transport.
Tesla’s ambitions with robotics are no different. The robotic hardware is just the medium. The revolution will happen because of the AI software.
Bipedal robots with human-like hands for object manipulation will be everywhere in a matter of years. They’ll augment human labor, increase productivity, result in less workplace injuries, provide care for aging populations, provide security, and even help us out around the house.
Optimus will do for human labor what the iPhone did for so many aspects of our lives. Programmable, upgradeable, and capable of performing the work of so many different devices that simply collapsed into software applications able to leverage the iPhone’s hardware.
Optimus will do the same for the physical world—the difference being we’ll be able to teach it desired tasks. And it will learn, remember, and optimize everything that we need it to perform.
With that will come an industry worth hundreds of billions of dollars annually. New jobs are already being created. There are a long list of well-funded competitors who thought they were ahead… and now they’re all nervous after Friday’s event.
The significance of what’s happening isn’t just some kind of new, cool technology. What Tesla’s doing with Optimus will transform society. It will improve productivity and quality of life."
zheng
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still too early to say... until it shows the robot doing some actual work on the factory floor
market pricing in lower demand n slower growth in this marco....miss a bit of deliveries only dropped so much?
or is there some other news? i got calls waiting for a bounce
I m so confused esp when reading all the comments on his twitter
But the youtube explained it well
he is back to making longer youtube again!
he mentioned something that i will nt forget : he loved tesla as a co., but not as a price performer!!! Same here i felt exactly the same way!!!! Total timewaster as a stock!
Scooping up better us stks instead
p/s : The only non-erratic (at this moment ) is he is back to buying twitter at the agreed price in Apr!!!!! Sensible for now, tmr he might change again
Em replied in Mandarin!!
胡锡进星期三（10月5日）在推特账号上发布了马斯克推特的截图，并且用英语点评说：“马斯克过多地暴露了自己的人性，而且过于相信美国和西方的'言论自由'，他会被上一课。”
胡锡进也在个人微博上发帖，批评马斯克“自我放飞很猛，将自己置于了西方舆论的风口浪尖。他显然太相信西方的言论自由了，如果不刹车，他或许会将自己的商业帝国置于危险境地”。
https://www.zaobao.com.sg/realtime/...WvZJ1EE6HLWPVeMtkOopa3ybBkTjtRjco8iPTDNvBDbj8
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