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EXACTLY *Why* Tesla Stock is Plummeting [TSLA]

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oh boy Tesla's absolutely getting reamed

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in the stock market today and there are

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a few catalysts as to why one of them

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you're not going to want to hear about

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I'm just going to start with

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it remember what happened at the end of

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last year wasn't good Tesla lost $100 in

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the

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span of 30 days yeah I kid you not and

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that pain started guess what

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date December 1st it literally happened

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all in December look at this pain you

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went from

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$192 on Tesla down to

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101 free fall into the end of the year

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now there was a reason for that tax loss

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harvesting will that happen again well

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here's the thing now this is this is an

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interesting one

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okay in order to tax loss Harvest you

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have to have gains somewhere else to

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offset a lot of people are making the

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argument that this year's tax loss

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harvesting cycle for stocks that are

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getting beat up at towards the end of

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the year here won't be as bad because

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people have less gains to offset

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elsewhere or their income is lower

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elsewhere so maybe the end of this year

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won't actually be as painful as last

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year we also have substantially fewer

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inflation fears compared to the fears

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that we had last year where we still

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thought there was a reasonable

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possibility of getting Paul

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vulker fortunately those fears have

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subsided and the hopeful reality is that

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we won't revisit some of the pain of

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last year however this is tax Lawless

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harvesting time this is the time when

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financial advisers call their clients

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and when Bankers call their clients and

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go hey uh want to do some loss

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harvesting that way they can churn out

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some commission if their Brokers or you

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know do their job I mean either as a

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broker or an investment adviser

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suggesting hey here's a tax savings

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opportunity for you that is the way the

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world works so that is very common

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fortunately it doesn't seem like we have

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Elon selling pressure again this year

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but what we do have is pessimism for

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example HSBC today released their

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bearish price target for Tesla

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suggesting Tesla could go down to

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$146 per share that's exactly the

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opposite of what's happening with the

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at staff meetkevin.com but let's

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understand this right here hsbc's 146

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price Target uh is based on the

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challenge of actually getting to 20

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million Vehicles produced by the year

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2030 now we're about to roll into

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2024 and for 2024 we're looking at maybe

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being able to get growth of about 35% on

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vehicles delivered maybe we're lucky we

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get to like 39% that would get us to

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about 2.5 million vehicles for Tesla

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okay 2.5 million vehicles per for Tesla

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in 20124 is going to have to grow at a

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pretty good rate to try to get to 20

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million vehicles by the end of the year

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if we do the math quickly together we go

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we got 25 26 27

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28 uh five six 7 8 yeah there we go one

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two more if I compound 2.5 million

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Vehicles by a 30% growth rate all the

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way through 2030 I get you about 12

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million Vehicles by 2030 that's at a 30%

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growth rate now if we go at the current

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growth rate of about 39 % so we go all

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the way up to basically nearly 40% we're

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getting to about 18 million vehicles and

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that's about the trajectory we're on

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right now to get to 20 million Vehicles

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you really only have to grow by about

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41% so I'm not entirely sure that hsbc's

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argument is highly valid that that can't

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be pulled off uh but I will say with

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interest rates at this level it does

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feel unlikely that Tesla would grow it

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41% especially since Elon Musk in the

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last earnings call reiterated that hey

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you know our Target of growing 50% kager

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compounded annual growth rate it gets

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harder as the numbers get bigger and

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bigger now we do have the facilities to

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facilitate a lot of growth for Tesla

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Giga Berlin and Texas just now really

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scaling there's a lot of empty room

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still to fill up we've got the permits

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ready for Giga Mexico but Elon slow

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walking that thanks to well how hard it

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is to sell cars when interest rates are

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as high as they are now the good news is

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there's a belief that maybe these rates

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have finally peaked out bonds right now

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though every day we get fluctuation

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we're not going straight down right

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we're at 4555 right now we've been

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sitting there for about 3 days now after

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that jobs report been relatively stable

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what else do we know well we know that

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Adam Jones suggests that uh elon's

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influence over investor sentiment is

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pretty big and unfortunately elon's

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attitude was slightly if not outright

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pessimistic in the last earnings call

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now maybe it's understandably just

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realistic right that of course when

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interest rates are high Tesla's going to

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suffer it's an interest rate sensitive

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sector unlike Nvidia which isn't now a

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lot of folks have been hitting me up

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saying Kevin why is NVIDIA Rising again

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Nvidia is a fantastic stock it's a great

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company but you have to think about the

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customer base the customer base of an

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Nvidia chip is a rich Corporation with

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plenty of cash to invest they just move

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their capex from one area to another and

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they're milking money off of interest

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rates the opposite is true for Tesla

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Tesla customers are getting absolutely

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reamed by higher rates it's kind of like

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you look at people getting reamed over

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at Disney and so Disney stock even

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though it's doing fantastic today up 7%

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Disney stock has been a complete cluster

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F uh for really quite frankly the last

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two years I mean we're at coid lows

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essentially but what's it actually been

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good for 50% of users now signing up for

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the ad supported tier at Disney which is

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surprising but it's great for a company

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like tradesk which supports connected TV

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advertising it's a platform for shopping

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for connected TV advertising uh anyway

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uh another thing that's hitting Tesla a

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bit right now is this idea that oh what

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about the Cyber truck uh expectations

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for the Cyber truck are being reduced

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you've got bearish news almost daily on

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the Cyber truck people complaining about

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prototypes having panel gaps and a lot

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of this just straight nonsense but also

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the idea that most of the profit from

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Tesla and this is the bull argument will

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come from SAS software FSD now Cruz just

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had a very embarrassing failure

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revealing that they use more drivers for

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their driverless cars than Uber uses per

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car which is kind of scary the New York

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Times revealed in their reporting that

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1.5 humans engage for every single

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single cruise that's on roads so in

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other words you have 1.5 workers working

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on every single cruise that's driving at

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any given time and that's why human

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interventions occur every about four to

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five miles that the car drives that's

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not good that's not autonomous

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technology on the flip side Tesla's

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autopilot to say hey does it have some

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quirks with some updates of course every

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single time is it getting so much

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substantially better over the last 3

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years to where we justify the stock

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price being flat probably not the stock

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should be representing a substantially

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more value but unfortunately it's very

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difficult in this sort of environment

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and it's just an easy short to take

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interest rates up short the interest

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rate sensitive sectors it's an easy

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trade it's a rough time tax loss

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harvesting time and you're getting these

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price targets coming out from companies

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that are really just jumping on the

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bandwagon of a declining stock it's a

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great time to increase position and

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allocation potentially obviously not

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personalized advice for you the problem

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though with that is people are out of

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money what are you going to sell what

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are you get where are you going to get

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more money to be able to buy and

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increase your allocation to the stock so

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that is something else that is hurting

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Tesla stock in the near- term otherwise

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it's worth looking at uh competition

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fears briefly I mean first of all we

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know there's virtually no competition

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you look at U Volkswagen though

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Volkswagen's talking about how they're

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trying to come up with a $35,000 vehicle

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within the next 3 to four years but

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quite frankly every Legacy auto that has

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suggested they're going to come up with

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a an electric vehicle has either scaled

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back their plans or has taken

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substantial losses really your best

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competition right now for Tesla is rivan

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but I mean just Compare the numbers for

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a moment Tesla produces 24 uh or I'm

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sorry Tesla produces 15,000 cars per

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month rivan's manufacturing 24,000 in a

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6-month period which means you're

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actually sitting at 4,000 vehicles per

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month ouch wers uh uh you know reporting

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that uh Volkswagen's $335,000 electric

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vehicle could take 3 to four months and

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be built in either the us or Mexico that

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to me is actually a reiteration that

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Tesla building in Mexico is a smart

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decision because you're getting the

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benefits of the inflation reduction act

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but you're using Mexican labor which is

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about 25% the cost you're prevailing

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wage in nor Eastern Mexico is like $3.50

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you go to California it's like 25 bucks

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or or more uh and then on top of this

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you also have more bearish commentary

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about uh unionization uh for example

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what do you have here Biden supports UAW

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unionization at Tesla and Toyota that's

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not great especially since Biden holds

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the purse uh yes Biden carries a purse

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of inflation reduction tax credits and

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interpretations for uh electric vehicle

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charging stations and otherwise problem

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with this is it is possible that at some

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point in the future the Biden

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Administration could try to put the

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screws to Tesla and say look if you want

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keep getting credits we're going to

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demand some unionization that's pure

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speculation right now that's not

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confirmed at all I just do think a lot

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of people are going to be very fearful

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about that potential happening

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personally I actually don't think it's

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that big of a deal uh that uh that that

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unionization might be on its way I do

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think it would be a short-term negative

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Catalyst but what's more of an impact in

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my opinion for Tesla is hands down

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simply rates HSBC goes on to also call a

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the Tesla problem a problem of the

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single man risk I actually don't really

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believe that I know HSBC is a big fan of

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believing that elon's the best marketer

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possible for Tesla which is true

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especially when they don't really do ads

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uh you know it's also their their uh

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their Community but really what you have

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with with Elon is somebody who has

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inspired a in my opinion fantastic

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company at Tesla and also even at

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Twitter with going on you know I was

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complaining about two weeks ago that uh

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Community notes will Community Note One

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video and go this is a fake video but

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then 10,000 other people will retweet

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the video and the community notes

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doesn't carry over and just yesterday

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Elon announced on Twitter that they are

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now automatically matching Community

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notes when the content IDs line up so

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people retweet the same thing the same

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Community note goes across like I do

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actually strongly believe the people at

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Tesla and Twitter listen to the the

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community and you know I I know

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sometimes people are like oh Kevin too

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critical too critical or whatever one of

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the reasons I shout or scream ideas that

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I have is just to hopefully give some

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perspective and then people uh working

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at Twitter or Tesla could go bad idea

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actually that's not a bad idea we'll

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take that one don't like that don't like

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that oh I like that one it's like go

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pick ideas right and I think as a

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community that's that's how we help

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support uh the companies that we're fans

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of but anyway in the meantime yeah look

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it's a tough time it's a tough time

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there's there's no sugar coating it it's

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a tough time I do think that uh we are

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at a place where inflation is is

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substantially rolling over this is going

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to take time for inflation expectations

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to actually show that people have to

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feel like the pain is ending before the

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pain can truly end I know that's tough

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though because it really takes you know

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time to to get rid of the pain so in

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other words I wouldn't go be going uh uh

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with that with some short-term call

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options anytime soon but am I a big fan

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of holding firm on some of these stocks

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and balancing some of the exposure the

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way I like to balance it is I like to go

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chips and I like to go interest rate

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sensitive that way I have if one side of

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the portfolio is doing well the other

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side of portfolio uh might be doing

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poorly but they somewhat balance each

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other uh and I do think both of them as

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rates come down ship sector continues to

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blow up and then you get the interest

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rate sensitive sector that blows up as

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well that's personally one of the ways

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that I'm setting up for the next really

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decade it's very painful right now

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though but that's just the nature of

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buying closer to a bottom so that's my

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