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think there's a long list of reasons why

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traditional Auto is going to tough spot

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yeah I just have to jump in here and say

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look if you haven't heard the news 10 .

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Tesla is now partnering with GM and Ford

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on basically making the Tesla Chargers

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and the Tesla supercharging Network the

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ubiquitous standard of North America

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this is remarkable because in Europe we

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use a completely different charging plug

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in America other companies use this

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different charging plug but the Tesla

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charging plug has always been seen as

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exclusive to Tesla well now all of a

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sudden other car companies are actually

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going to adapt to be able to use the

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Tesla car charging standard especially

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the car charging uh infrastructure the

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the actual estimation Chargers and the

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superchargers now what I want to say is

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remarkable about why this is so

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impactful uh is two things number one

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and this is why the stock is moving so

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much number one

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obviously we know that an abiding

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Administration is desperate to get more

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electric vehicles out but in order to

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get more electric vehicles out you need

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more Chargers but even Ford can't even

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make a profitable electric vehicle Ford

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doesn't expect to be profitable on

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electric vehicles until 2025. GM just

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dropped a bombshell and indicated they

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don't expect to be profitable on

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electric vehicles until the end of the

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decade unfortunately every Legacy auto

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bull had the impression that oh electric

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vehicles well of course Ford and GM will

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lead the way because they have

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experience you know what that's like

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that's like the kind of crap I hear all

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the time when people are like oh that

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person's old that they have experience

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and they'll be able to do the job right

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I go age means nothing don't ever age

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discriminate they're old people who are

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very very smart and very very good at

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what they do and they're all people who

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just rest on their Laurels of their age

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then their young people were very very

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smart and they could figure anything out

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it's really incredible and I think the

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same is true for companies and we're

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seeing exactly that happen so the Biden

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Administration in my opinion is going to

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shower Tesla with tax credits directly

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from the inflation reduction act we know

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the inflation reduction act has energy

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infrastructure Investments uh slated for

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somewhere around 380 billion dollars

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however remember what Goldman Sachs told

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us Goldman Sachs told us that these

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energy infrastructure Investments thanks

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to loose interpretations of the rules

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passed via the inflation reduction act

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which was probably intentional remember

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the inflation reduction Act was supposed

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to reduce spending but thanks to loose

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interpretations by the treasury

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Department after the law has become into

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effect to the benefit of the Biden

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Administration and of course energy

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companies not money according to Goldman

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Sachs is not probably going to be 387

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billion dollars it's probably going to

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be a lot more like 1.2 1.3 trillion

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dollars in other words two or three x

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what the Biden Administration and

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Congress had suggested uh the spending

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would look like a lot a lot of that

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money I really believe is going to get

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showered to Tesla to continue

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out superchargers so even though other

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car companies are going to start using

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these Teslas we're going to see two

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three four five x the number of charging

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stations everywhere this is really a win

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for everyone now personally I have a

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little bit of this like this this innate

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I think this is in nature okay I've

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personally gotten over it but I do think

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it's innate like you have this feeling

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if you have a Tesla you're like that's

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mine back off my charger I want the

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charger available for me because I

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bought a Tesla so back off take your

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Ford and GM somewhere else

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yes

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that is a very real feeling that a lot

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of Tesla owners are going to have

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they're going to feel this this feeling

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of wait wait a minute like okay well

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it's going to take time for you to build

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more Chargers out and that's true

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there's going to have to be a balance in

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how they sort of release the

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availability of these Network Chargers

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uh to these other companies it's not

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going to be overnight by any means in

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fact I looked on my map locally and most

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of the Tesla Chargers were locked to

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third-party vendors yet and I think

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that's because they still want to build

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more infrastructure before burning the

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Tesla car owners so so I do think Tesla

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is managing that balance and I think if

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you're a Tesla investor you really have

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to trust Tesla to manage that balance

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and and not worry about it now but what

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I do think is really incredible really

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incredible is the following a Tesla

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requires you use the app in order to

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charge your non-tesla right well watch

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this so this is the Tesla app now I'm

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going to take one finger and there are

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two things that you could do with one

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finger

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on this app

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okay uh number one you could kind of put

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it on the right side of of the phone and

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I this is all about user interface right

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this is incredible watch this if I put

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it if I put my finger on the right side

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of the phone and I swipe to the right

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which is what you have to do uh or I

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guess that would be a swipe to the left

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but I move the screen to the right uh in

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order to get to how to charge your

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non-tesla Watch What Happens so I'm

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going to grab here oops I accidentally

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clicked order now oh was that

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intentional

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absofreakinlutely now I'm gonna scroll

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my finger just one time oh it also kind

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of ends on order now all right I'm gonna

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keep scrolling oh there it is charge

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your non-tesla so for you to actually

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get to charge your non-tesla you have

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the likelihood of accidentally clicking

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order now but then if you swipe once you

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still see order now

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or best case scenario you have to swipe

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twice which gives you plenty of an

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opportunity to happen to look at this

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order now button which is actually very

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convenient because look at that the

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first button is experience Tesla smart

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free test drive come on by anytime not

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that hard just click the button come

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experience the Tesla look at how smooth

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by the way the ordering screen is you

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want to order a let's say a a Tesla

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Model wide

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there you go 7 500 tax credit potential

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savings listed here purchase price

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listed here hey which model do you want

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you know what okay let's say you want

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the model y performance and you can

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scroll through this I'm going to pick

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the blue one you get to play with it

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right here and customize it as you wish

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right here get your autopilot if you so

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please or whatever and then continue to

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order your Tesla and you can uh you know

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go ahead and and summarize your order

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and basically put your 250 deposit down

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right now with Apple pay so two clicks

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after you accidentally click on order

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Tesla when you really just meant to go

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charge your Ford or GM vehicle you could

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be ordering a Tesla so not only is Tesla

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going to get showered with vehicle

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credits from the buy Administration but

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they're basically going to take these

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credits and build in a perfect

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advertising model into the actual app

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and then show off those additional

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federal tax credits maybe even state tax

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credits that you get within an app where

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people are very likely to just

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accidentally press on order Tesla when

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they want to charge a non-tesla no I

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don't think it's it's like they're

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trying to manipulate people to buy Tesla

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they're just making it very convenient

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for people to buy Tesla so remember for

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you to charge your non-tesla you must

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download the Tesla app and then you kind

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of have to scroll over to get to charger

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non Tesla now it's possible that if you

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don't already have a Tesla uh your your

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Tesla's there on the left won't show up

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so maybe it just starts like this right

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but still also brilliant because your

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first button here is order now or get

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Tesla insurance or Tesla all of this is

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is money for Tesla you still have to

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scroll over to charge your non-tesla

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which is great but not only that think

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about the social aspect of this you go

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plug in your Ford or whatever at a Tesla

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Supercharger and you know you get out

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and you see all the Teslas it's gonna be

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a great opportunity to be like oh so so

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how's that full self driving you realize

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a lot of people today they still think

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full self driving only functions on the

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highway full self driving is phenomenal

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uh I barely Drive anymore even in the

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cities everywhere I go now and it didn't

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used to be this way but everywhere I go

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now I turn on I put in a little address

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and I set it to self-drive and I just

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sit there like a supervisor and it's

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great because it's taken so much of the

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anxiety of driving away and just sort of

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the effort of driving uh which I know

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that sounds on one hand crazy because

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some people are like hey come on man

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like what do you mean the effort of

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driving

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try FSD and then you'll understand the

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effort that actually went into driving

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when you feel the effort of not actually

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driving it's it's kind of like being a

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passenger in the front seat it's almost

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what it feels like like you're kind of

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still looking around and you're like oh

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hey heads up that light is red right

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like you you see that right oh hey hey

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that guy's coming over that's kind of

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what it feels like it feels like you're

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you're more of like a backseat driver in

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the front uh that more more than

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actually driving which is incredible but

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it's really what's fascinating is this

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will just be the beginning so you've got

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Ford and GM these will be the first

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movers which is weird to say but the

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first movers to follow the first mover

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of Tesla into the Tesla supercharging

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standard

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that'll incentivize even more

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supercharging construction incentivized

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by the Biden Administration so basically

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free supercharging networks uh or near

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substantially subsidized we'll put it

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that way I don't want to say free and

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then you've got these built-in basically

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ads here for uh for basically buying

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your own Tesla in the Tesla uh app which

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you need in order to charge a non-task

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law and that's you need the app because

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the Tesla chargers they don't have any

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kind of like stupid credit card window

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or whatever where the pain of paying is

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like super high for you to use the darn

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charger that doesn't exist in fact Tesla

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was going to build some superchargers in

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a city in California I can't remember

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which one but the city required Tesla to

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put in some kind of like

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on Terminal payment infrastructure

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instead of using an app and test is like

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Fu screw you you don't get superchargers

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then which is the right answer because

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it's like what a pain in the butt to go

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to and I've done it before but to go to

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a stupid supercharger plug the thing in

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and then you have to stand there and

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like okay I gotta now use my credit card

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and I gotta enter it into this stupid

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machine or what and all this crap it's a

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pain in the butt whereas if you just had

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an app click all right boom plugged into

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number seven Great boom charge done and

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then you walk away it's so great so easy

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now with the Tesla you don't even need

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to open the app it just literally open

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the charge port plug it in walk away

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even better

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so uh revolutionary this is a big

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announcement from GM here to follow Ford

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as well and it's likely now that you're

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going to see the Volkswagens the

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European autos and anyone else wants to

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compete in the electric vehicle space in

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America to to also at least provide the

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optionality to their customers that's a

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big deal it's going to be a selling

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feature hey you get access to the Tesla

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Supercharger Network and quite frankly

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it blows my mind because on one hand if

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if I'm GM and I'm like buy our electric

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vehicle but use Tesla superchargers

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quite frankly

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to me there's nothing that screams dying

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company more than that you know to me

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it'd kind of be like

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use me as a real estate agent but we're

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gonna put somebody else's sign in front

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of your house because I suck

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but I still want to be your agent I

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still want to get your business like to

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some extent you really have to take an L

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here to accept these Tesla superchargers

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but but they realize we're not

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profitable on the vehicles we don't want

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to burn our investors for the next 10

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years trying to build out a competing

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supercharging Network so screw it let's

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just buy Tesla it's really incredible

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also remember not a lot of folks in my

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opinion when it comes to Tesla have uh

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have vastly misunderstood or or vastly

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misappreciated what AI actually means uh

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so remember from a stock market point of

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view right remember artificial

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intelligence is is fantastic look I've

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got I've got a course on on

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um how to make more money it's our

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entrepreneur and uh employee course like

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basically if you want to make more money

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as an employee or you want to make more

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money as an entrepreneur you join it

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right and so what I decided to do is add

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I had about 35 lectures and we probably

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got another 15 in the works or so to the

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uh featuring the AI productivity group

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and it's great because rather than just

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like oh like here's the latest and

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greatest you know tool you're going to

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use for 20 minutes this is actually like

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oh wow here's how I can really

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incorporate AI to actually make more

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money that's the the sole basis of every

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lecture in that program on AI is like

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how do we actually make more money but

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I'll tell you one of the big and this is

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a little little hint for you one of the

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spoilers in it is that I say in almost

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every lecture this is not about the tool

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this is about how to use the AI and

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that's because and I say this as well I

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don't give an he double hockey sticks

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what tool it is I don't care we have

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zero loyalty to the tool we have loyalty

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to

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us being educated on how to use it

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better to be more efficient

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entrepreneurs or employees that's what

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matters now that is a big red flag to

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software companies in AI listen I saw a

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thing on y combinator yesterday or

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whatever that 50 of the startups are

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like we're AI startups it's all

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like the the odds of these

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companies making a lot of money in just

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AI is stupid

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the reality is

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good companies will use AI to make

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themselves more productive

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but just AI software companies and

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trying to make a buck with an AI

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software company good luck because

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you're look you're trying you're begging

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people for like five dollar

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subscriptions all over the place and

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then two weeks later somebody just makes

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a better version of your own app and

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then you have to decorate then you go

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bankrupt basically

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point is and this Loops back to Tesla

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everybody's forgetting that Tesla is

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actually your profitable version of an

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artificial intelligence service

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everybody forgot that I didn't I'm like

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folks this AI craze is literally

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exactly what you want

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with Tesla to boost Tesla stock in fact

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uh I did a Yahoo finance interview and

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uh you could find it uh look at this

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three three weeks ago nobody believed it

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nobody believed everybody got mad at me

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whatever but look at this go to Yahoo

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finance Tesla will be the best AI play

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of the next decade Kevin paffrath says

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May 17th see it's June 7th three weeks

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ago May 17th Kevin financial analyst

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YouTube host blah blah you know and then

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basically we talk about the shareholder

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meeting and this video we went on and

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and I talked basically about how uh you

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could just look up the interview but I

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basically talk about is this it I think

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this is oh yeah hey look there's me uh

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but anyway I talk about we talk a little

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bit about Tesla advertising and uh and

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and

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um

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it being the best AI play because they

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actually make money off the AI and just

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like I talked about how functional the

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FSD is becoming where else could you

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potentially sell an AI product for

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fifteen thousand dollars remember what I

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just set up a lot of the little AI crap

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tools and startups are trying to you

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know sell you like AI blow jobs for five

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dollars okay those are those are sloppy

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that's nasty okay whereas over here a

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Tesla they'll sell you fifteen thousand

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dollar one and they actually get it or

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they charge you 200 bucks a month like

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all of a sudden you start thinking about

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like damn didn't even think about it if

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you're gonna invest in software

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companies where are you going to get the

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bigger money

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Tesla so very very exciting uh now uh

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that uh that is that's something to keep

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in mind Beyond obviously uh chips you

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know even Elon Musk himself is

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complaining about a lack of chips uh and

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that's all going to obviously increase

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order Demand on companies like AMD uh

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maybe to some nominal extent your ibms

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and your intels obviously more like your

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nvidias your tsmcs uh Elon Musk

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partnered with he bought some server

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space over at Oracle for his AI startup

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is is sort of like uh you know open AI

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competitor if you will uh which is it

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seems to be more of like the

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foundational part rather than like the

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let me tell you the five dollar service

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on top of AI the AI back end and he's

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like I can't get enough chips over here

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at Oracle to actually some you know

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sufficiently establish the servers that

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we're trying to build out

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so I do think there'll be shortages uh

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as well which will bode well for chip

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makers but again this is why I've

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regularly said look if you want to

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invest in Ai and I've been saying this

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since like November chips

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and Tesla

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uh but again that's just my opinion I

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know it's it's worked out very well so

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far uh but uh you know at some point

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that will stop and that's at some point

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we're going to go back to realizing oh

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crap you know we do also have to

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consider valuation uh darn so I mean

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look at valuation for a moment so

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Tesla's projecting 3.45 cents of eps the

17:56

sucker's now at 250 bucks honestly it

17:59

could go to 400 bucks by the end of the

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year which is insane uh but it could and

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honestly I mean I look at it I mean it

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doesn't start gonna over 300 bucks I'm

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gonna be like all right we're gonna

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start getting to the point where it's

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maybe maybe eventually going to be time

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to start diversifying at least a little

18:16

bit away uh but anyway so uh at 250

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bucks divided by 3.45 cents of eps we're

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looking at a 72 forward p e ratio now we

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are looking at about 35 growth so we're

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at a toupee

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you know Tesla literally went from a one

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to 1.4 pack to a two Peg very very

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quickly uh and uh and I actually think

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right now it's mostly running because of

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this this realization that the Legacy

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companies just aren't winning

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it's not even really running on the AI

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Revolution yet that part hasn't even

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been built in yet that's even more wild

18:57

so uh things to keep in mind I mean look

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at this Tesla right now in pre-market is

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up 6.2 percent Neo's down 1.28 I mean we

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already talked about Neo in the Chinese

19:09

segment about how they need 35

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annual growth for the next five years

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just to break even

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at their level of operating expenditures

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of three billion dollars that's insane

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that's a lot of growth they got to get

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to it's gonna say they're gross profits

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like 700 mil right now compared to for

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for 2022 compared to uh three bill of

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Opex it's it's crazy uh you know it

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reminds me actually a lot of what what

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some startups do which I absolutely

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despise like I hate seeing this crap it

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just pisses me up but I see some

19:43

startups out there what they do is they

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raise money and then they they don't

19:47

actually have like a product that's good

19:50

but they just like exist for 10 years

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and then they just pay themselves

19:54

salaries and live off of that and I'm

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like well uh you know any startup I do

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is going to be the opposite of that I'm

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not going to take a salary or we're

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going to minimize expenses and we're

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actually gonna have a product your

20:05

service that actually makes real money

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uh it seems true for example for a house

20:09

hack like I don't take a salary over

20:11

there uh you know we we don't spend that

20:13

money like I look at every penny of that

20:15

if investor money is precious but other

20:17

people just look at it as ah you know

20:19

hey I was able to Market to them and

20:20

therefore I'm gonna you know live off

20:22

that and I'm like that's janky but you

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know that exists so anyway

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um you know obviously do your due

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diligence when you're investing uh there

20:30

are plenty of other great startups out

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there I'm not saying everybody else is

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bad it only comes here that's not what

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I'm saying I'm gonna be clear about that

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there are plenty of other great things

20:37

to invest in but uh this is great this

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is absolutely great for Tesla it's it's

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uh I don't even think the artificial

20:44

intelligence part has been priced in yet

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but I just want to reiterate that and

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hopefully that's a little bit more clear

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because again I really want you to think

20:50

about when you think about AI in your

20:52

life well the first thing you should be

20:53

thinking about is you know I gotta get

20:55

into Kevin's programs they're really

20:57

good

20:58

it amazes me how many emails or messages

21:01

we still get a people like you know I

21:03

finally joined and I was suspicious and

21:06

then I joined up my first course member

21:07

livestream like oh damn there actually

21:09

is a lot of value here it's rewarding to

21:13

hear that but it's also a sign that

21:14

maybe I'm not marketing that as well as

21:18

potentially could but anyway I really

21:19

want you to think about it to yourself

21:20

where in your life right now are you

21:24

paying four artificial intelligence what

21:28

are you paying 20 bucks for open AI five

21:31

bucks for this 10 bucks for that you

21:34

know 10 bucks over there 19 bucks over

21:35

there

21:36

and then compare that to what Tesla's

21:39

charging for their AI

21:40

it's incredible I mean you're talking

21:43

about 10 10 to 20 x so uh so consider

21:46

that uh somebody here saying Qualcomm is

21:48

the hidden AI stock Qualcomm that I

21:51

don't know about that you know you're

21:53

certainly a 5G and and mobile Centric

21:56

company here uh a lot of revenues coming

22:00

from cell phones uh handsets as they

22:03

call them which I always think is a

22:04

weird word handset but if you look at

22:07

their earnings reports you'll see they

22:08

call them handsets uh and and you know

22:10

we've gone through uh Qualcomm quite a

22:13

few times as well as broadcom over the

22:15

last uh few weeks here just to evaluate

22:18

their AI Ness so to speak and we're like

22:21

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22:24

he's trying to say they're Dewey AI look

22:26

at DocuSign this morning let me DocuSign

22:28

beat uh but they're like we're using Ai

22:30

and I'm like really your forms still

22:32

suck don't get me wrong I love it

22:34

DocuSign they made my life so much

22:36

easier when I started as a real estate

22:37

broker 13 years ago oh man that sounds

22:40

horrible to say uh but anyway uh yeah oh

22:43

Scott thank you for saying that just

22:45

saying Kevin has the greatest value info

22:47

for the money you pay that I have found

22:49

now I want you to know this when it

22:51

comes to AI

22:52

time is what's going to make you money

22:55

and if you can prove that value to an

22:58

employer you'll always be able to be

23:00

employed so this is another way of

23:02

making sure that you don't get replaced

23:05

but

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