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Tesla: The MOST Dangerous Stock.

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hey everyone me kevin here all right

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office is still a mess but i owe you an

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update on a tesla tesla had absolutely

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phenomenal earnings this week and it's

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actually

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down on the week well we've got to talk

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about this and why i believe that if it

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weren't for the federal reserve this

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entire month tesla would have already

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surpassed

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sixteen hundred dollars per share this

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month

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it obviously hasn't but let's talk about

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where my thesis is and my response to

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the folks who say tesla is just an

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extremely overvalued company it's a dumb

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company to invest in and it's way too

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risky

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let's talk about that because i think

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it's way too risky not to invest in

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tesla

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okay folks first this is not financial

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advice these are my opinions second most

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companies have a single product or line

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of products that are extremely

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innovative and useful to customers for

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example take adobe we love adobe adobe

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premiere adobe photoshop adobe lightroom

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but once you acquire customers with an

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amazing product and you grow for many

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years in a row what do you do once

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you've acquired them well you try to

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prevent people from leaving to different

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services like maybe going to final cut

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on the mac and no longer using premiere

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or whatever

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well at the same time maybe the company

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will continue to update their software

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to minimize people leaving and providing

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more competitive elements but really at

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some point after you grow after you have

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your first sort of blow up your

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exponential growth like oh my gosh

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everybody's using pdfs remember pdfs are

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a creation of adobes

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you get this big growth curve it almost

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seems exponential but because of the law

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of large numbers exponential can't go on

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forever with businesses so you tend to

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have a leveling off this is what we call

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the s-curve

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slow growth at the beginning of a

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business exponential growth at the boom

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of a product or service and then a

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capping out

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and to add growth you end up having to

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add new types of businesses like

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analytics for ads something that adobe

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is doing and that's great it is now

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helping adobe achieve a wall street

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forecasted average growth rate

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of 12

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for the next five years

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its projected earnings this year are

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13.7 dollars which means at 408 dollars

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per share its closing price today april

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22nd here

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adobe sells for 30 times earnings simple

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all we did there is divide the price

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by

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13.7 cents or 70 cents of earnings boom

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you get 30. that's a multiple it's a p

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ratio it's like a gross rent multiplier

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or

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once you get down the line more like a

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net

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rent multiplier but don't worry so much

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about that for those real estate folks

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they'll know what i mean when i say grm

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now another cool thing that you could do

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though

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is you can take this growth rate we're

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going to do this with tesla as well

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that the company's growing at which is

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12

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and actually divide the multiple that

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you're paying for the company uh by the

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growth growth rate so if you take 30

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times earnings that the company's

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selling for right now and divided by the

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growth rate you get the peg ratio in

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this case that would be 2.19

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approximately because you're dividing 30

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by a growth rate of about 12. okay makes

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sense

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now this is also when most people look

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at the chart of a company like adobe and

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say oh adobe i'm paying about 2.19 in

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terms of a peg ratio 30 times 2022

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earnings it's down 27.5 this year to

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date if you go out 12 months it's down

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20 so in other words it's been on a

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large downtrend and some folks might

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look at this and say hey here's an

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opportunity to buy adobe at a discount

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but wait a minute

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discount to what a euphoric stock market

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or is there some spectacular new

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innovative growth coming to adobe see

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here you're buying a falling stock with

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a 30 times earnings rate and a peg ratio

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of 2.19 thanks to the 12

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growth rate so you're investing in adobe

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for 12 growth and you're paying 30 times

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earnings for that okay

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these folks might then also think well

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using similar metrics here if we just

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look at price to earnings tesla is

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ridiculously overvalued i mean trillion

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dollar company for an auto manufacturer

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that seems crazy

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and this is unfortunately where most

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investors completely misunderstand

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stocks margins and tesla see tesla has

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phenomenally high margins and margins

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that are shockingly growing during

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inflationary times imagine when we don't

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have inflation and how much margin

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expansion we could get we thought 30

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percent in margins could be good but

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when we get things like the cyber truck

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we might actually be knocking on the

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door of 35 to 40 margins but forget

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about that for men forget about the fact

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that the company is becoming much more

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efficient than any car company to have

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ever existed before tesla today almost

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entirely is a car manufacturer and at

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this point if we stack up the numbers of

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tesla versus adobe we find that tesla

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has an earnings per share of an estimate

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of about 15.9 this year

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at a thousand dollars that means it's

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trading for about 63 times earnings

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that's more than twice adobe's valuation

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right seems like a rip-off like adobe

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was trading for 30 times earnings why am

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i paying 63 times earnings for tesla

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kevin do you just proved yourself it's a

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rip-off

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well you're going to miss the boat if

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pricing okay so i left off mentioning

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that adobe is selling for about 30 times

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earnings and tesla is selling for 63

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times earnings which makes it seem like

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you're paying almost well actually a

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little bit more than two times the

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valuation for tesla as you are adobe

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right because you know they're selling

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for uh a pe of about 30 and the tesla's

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right around 60 63.

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but wait a minute adobe's growing at 12

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how does that compare to tesla ah well

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tesla is actually growing at more than

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50 percent

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if you believe what elon said and that's

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average over the next five four to five

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years unless of course all of a sudden

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consumers decide they hate teslas that

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would be a big risk factor right if if

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consumers all of a sudden decided they

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hate

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teslas i promise you this tesla will

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crash faster than a model s plaid

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carrying netflix's earnings

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that's really bad but wait a minute

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sixty percent growth is literally five

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times the growth of adobe for only twice

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the price so you're getting five times

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the growth

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for

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twice

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the price

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and you're paying a peg ratio of about

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one

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because again you take that pe ratio

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2022pe of about 60 to 63 divided by the

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growth rate of the 60 that's about one

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so

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you're paying twice the price to get

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five times the growth you're getting

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less than half on the peg ratio this

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actually in terms of a growth stock

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makes tesla bargain

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that makes tesla at least two and a half

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times more attractive than adobe now

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some folks might disagree with that

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again if people stop buying tesla cars

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you've got a big problem but now we've

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got to think about the s-curve of demand

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for tesla because see tesla is more than

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just a vehicle manufacturer it's really

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a holding company if you think about it

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there are four major other s-curves that

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we haven't even talked about and i'm not

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even considering the cyber trucker semi

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truck no no those are all part of the

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cars businesses it's all part of the big

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five businesses the cars and the four

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others think about the big businesses

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they have number one cars

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duh

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high margin cars high quality cars some

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of the safest cars to ever exist on the

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road

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that's number one and everybody wants

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one

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number two full self-driving chips

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ai and autonomy it's almost like an and

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i know this sounds a little crazy but it

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won't be crazy in the future i expect

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it's almost as if tesla has its own

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qualcomm and nvidia in its portfolio

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that it's holding that's because tesla

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makes incredible chips in-house they're

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not making chips for you to play video

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games or for you to play you know with

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bitcoin

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they're a chip maker to learn real world

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artificial intelligence to train neural

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nets and to make our cars more efficient

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use less power react quicker better

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faster and

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of course

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more efficiently than ever before

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see they're an ai developer and a chip

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maker if you want chips to mine again

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you know bitcoin or you just want a

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regular ai developer and chip developer

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i think in the future nvidia and

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qualcomm are going to be great companies

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maybe at some point in video with their

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partnership with lucid will bring out

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some form of lane keep assist they have

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a partnership so we'll see

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but see tesla's not just a car company

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it's a car company and a chip company

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and an ai company that's business one

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and business two think of business three

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a battery and energy company

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they're making their own supply

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number four they're an insurance company

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one of uh warren buffett's greatest home

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runs

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at least as told by his uh

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biography warren buffett and the

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snowball of wealth

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one of his greatest home runs was going

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heavy in on geico early

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and you might think bo but it's it's too

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late for tesla right

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i don't think so because then you've

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even got business number five robotics

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and i think an easy way to visualize

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this and how impactful uh these s-curves

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could really be in the future is is

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really by understanding

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the power of being a battery maker

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and an ai developer

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and a robotics manufacturer we think

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that the car business is everything

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that's it you know once the car

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businesses you know hits the top of its

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growth curve it's over for tesla

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let's see the beautiful thing is and i

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saw this from uh value analyst

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number one on twitter this is somebody

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that i met uh at the uh

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rodeo parties in austin texas cool guy

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take a look at this folks i think you'll

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like this

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what we're so used to as the s-curve

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is right here this is your electric

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vehicle s-curve

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now i might disagree with the size of

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some of these but what tesla is is

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actually a company that has compounding

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s-curves and right now you're only

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paying for this green section right here

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that's what you're paying for you're

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paying for the green that means you're

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getting fsd and robo-taxi

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for free that's the self-driving the fsd

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the chip side right

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that means you're getting a battery

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manufacturer potentially even here in

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the future a lithium miner we'll see

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what elon ends up pulling out of his hat

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you're getting an energy company

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essentially for free but look at the

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biggest of the s curves that's almost

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like investing in the best possible

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robotics startup ever folks

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ai robots it's not just manufacturing

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robots that test like in

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seller license it's the future of

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robotics in our homes the optimus

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these are the things that you're betting

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on with tesla you're not just betting on

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electric vehicles and quite frankly

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even if you were betting on electric

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vehicles tesla is two and a half x more

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attractive than adobe thanks to its

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phenomenal growth perspective again if

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you don't believe in the growth

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perspective don't invest in tesla

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because we can't yet value fsd robo taxi

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because we just haven't seen it full

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scale although i watch fsd videos every

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day and i know it's getting better and

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better and better one day i'll get an

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invite to fsd

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we know the battery business is getting

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better and better and better and they're

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probably the folks over at tesla are

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probably some of the most brilliant

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minds for battery engineering and then

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of course that optimus robot so

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long story short i'm really happy i am

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super heavy in on tesla and

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all of this nonsense right now with the

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federal reserve is creating a delicious

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short-term buying opportunity

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we'll see on the other side of this

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madness

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and your goal is

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not financial advice how many tesla

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shares can you stack up

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see the next one bye

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