But you'd expect if this were being treated as a likely success for Tesla the announcement would have caused a price bump or at least a reversal of the trend.
replyAlso 2 years ago is a pretty specific time point where it was near the lowest it's been looking back a less random 5d, 1M, 6M, 1Y and 5Y it's only up on the 5Y chart and that's a relatively meager 25%.
Dude it's a supercar that like 1000 people can buy, this thing is a rounding error. Lamborghini's revenue was $3B last year, Tesla's was $94B. Supercars are barely a market.
replyYou'll see the stock go up when Robotaxi and the Semi hit the market.
> You'll see the stock go up when Robotaxi and the Semi hit the market
replyRobotaxi is trying to enter an already crowded market and isn't exactly flourishing there. I'm still seeing every one in Austin with a human behind a steering wheel.
As for the Semi, yeah, if it actually comes to fruition. But like all things Elon ... let's wait and see.
https://robotaxitracker.com/cameras?metric=vehicles&kind=cyb...
replythey have about as many unsupervised robotaxis on the road as there are waymos in austin, as spotted by an AI watching public camera feeds
The per 1k car figure makes it look like Waymo has 50% more cars or they're 50% more active than the Tesla robotaxis.
replyNot the base model, the base was supposed to be more generally available for regular rich people not just hypercar people.
replyI suppose I should have written "continues recent downward trend." One would hope that a huge marketing investment like this would help hype the stock, no?
replyYou're arguing that correlation = causation
replyThere are 1000 variables that go into it
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