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could Tesla hit

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$1,337 per share let's talk whoa Elon

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mus just announced that soon you might

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be able to buy an Optimus robot and a

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cyber Camp bundle almost like a bundle

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coupon for frankly less than

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$60,000 now that's actually pretty

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exciting especially since I just bought

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a cyber truck it was a cyber Beast which

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cost me about1 15

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$1,000 which means I could have almost

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bought two Optimus robots and two cyber

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cabs but then again maybe the joke's on

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me anyway hey everyone me Kevin here I

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want to just jump right into it let's

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figure out what does this mean for the

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freaking stock because this could be

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really really exciting now I I haven't

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done all of this and I I want to run

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some of this with you so we can see it

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together after we run some numbers uh

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what I want to do is talk about why I

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think Robotics are going to be huge in

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the next 5 years and they have a lot to

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do with a recession stay tuned there's

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good news and bad news in that and I'll

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give you a little update on the Cyber

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truck all right ready here we go so uh

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first of all let's just throw the bundle

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in here and let's quickly take a look at

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elon's uh tweet or post on X uh it is

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the following it is a quote tweet of

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somebody saying we will be able to buy

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both of these products for around

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$60,000 love the look of it by the way

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really attractive uh Elon replies we

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need to reach 1 million production uh

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units per year basically first but yes

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long term okay so acknowledges the

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possibility but yes we've got a ways to

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go so what is this worth to us uh when

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this happens let's just put a

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placeholder in let's just say this

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happens by 2030 let's go 60,000 for the

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bundle right and we're going to go with

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a million of these bundles I'm calling

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them bundles all right $60,000 bundles I

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just deleted everything else okay I'm

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not I'm not putting any you know actual

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Robo tax revenues in here whatever I'm

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just assuming these are sold these are

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the sold units all right so for the sold

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units we're going to run them at a 20%

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margin and uh I'll throw some leases in

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here as well just to get some lease

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accounting and uh we'll throw our margin

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in there we'll throw our services in

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here whatever all right fine so I put

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10% in for Opex I put a tax rate in here

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of about

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19% that gives us about uh 5.4 billion

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in net income this should be pretty

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logical because if you have revenue of

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about 60 billion 60,000 time 1,000 uh

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you got revenues of about

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66 80% margin uh minus some other costs

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for leases

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servicing uh for operating expenses you

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know actually running the business

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whatever it might be note I do put some

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Services Revenue in here as well well

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though most of that is spent you end up

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with somewhere around expenses of almost

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$60 billion which again brings you down

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to a profit of roughly 11% okay so they

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make 60 billies Kevin got it they bring

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6.6 to the bottom line then they pay

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some taxes fantastic what does it mean

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for the stock well just divide it by the

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number of shares outstanding which will

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then give you a158 of earnings per share

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which if you multiply that by about a 50

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PE ratio uh which is about a 1.67 PEG

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ratio at a 30% growth rate for Tesla

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which they would probably be at if they

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were selling Optimus and and Robo taxis

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you'd be at about 80 bucks 80 bucks a

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share which is pretty cool ignore that

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little note there for Uber but that's

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not the fun

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part let's now say they were able to

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pull off an Uber okay first what we're

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going to do is how many many Uber

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drivers are there okay they have 7.8

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million uh Uber drivers around you know

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your active active Uber drivers which is

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crazy 7.8 million that's a lot uh now

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obviously a rooc cab is going to be able

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to drive say four times as long as a

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maybe even five times as long as the

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average hours that an Uber driver drives

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let's actually Google that average hours

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an Uber driver Works let's just just see

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okay they usually work about 12 to 19

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hours a

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week well that's 35 okay well that's

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that's more of what they're trying to do

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is get a rough average there 91% of Uber

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drivers work less than 40 hours per week

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however everything can vary all right

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let's say the average Uber driver Works

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20 hours per week all right well Robo

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tax is going to have uptime of 90% of 24

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hours a daytimes 7 of about 15 50 hours

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a week which divided by 20 it's worth

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about call it seven I'm going to round

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down to be conservative a robo taxi is

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worth about seven Uber drivers so let's

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just go extreme here for a moment let's

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say we can replace all of those 7

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million Uber drivers by keeping 1

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million Robo taxi and Optimus bundles

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for ourselves you know the Optimus we

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could license out to factories or or

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whatever and the rooc cabs we can Uber

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out basically let's then just take their

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quarterly net income at Uber of $2.6

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billion and annualize it so

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2612 * 4 is about $10 billion of

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potential net that's already net I don't

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even need to put operating expenses in

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there or anything because we've quite

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frankly already done that uh so so this

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is just an

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extra Callie 10 billion of net all right

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let's go on down to the net section here

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and uh all we're going to do is we're

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going to add to this1 billion I'll throw

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it in right here 10 10 million 10

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billion oops remember uh spreadsheets do

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not like commas but I write the commas

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in just to make sure I have enough zeros

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and then delete the commas there you go

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if you add that $10 billion of Revenue

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in because you've kept a million cyber

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cabs which drive seven times as much as

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Robo taxis you can be looking at

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$396 cents of earnings

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alone from keeping a million uh well

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selling a million

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bundles and then keeping 1 million cyber

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cabs for yourself you know this might

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take an extra year or two but look at

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the value of this $200

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that alone is worth

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$200 so it goes to show you them trying

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to replace an Uber makes a lot of money

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but the the even more insanely

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remarkable part which I'm just not even

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going to go this insane is Uber's just

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providing the software you're actually

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also replacing the human labor look at

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this for a

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moment revenues at Uber $ 11 billion the

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costs of Revenue a lot of that is the

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employee $6.7 billion do even if you

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could capture half of that back because

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of price compression in the market or

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whatever you're taking in another $3

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billion potentially in quarterly income

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times four that's another 12

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billion you know there there are a lot

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of risk to this but if I now add in

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another 12

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billion to that

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number all of a sudden I get to look at

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this on just

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selling 1 million Robo

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taxes and Optimus robots I'm at about 80

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bucks a

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share however if I can replace Uber with

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17th of the vehicles and I just have a

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million Robo taxis on the road I go up

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to about $200 per share as well as

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selling a million bundles if I can now

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capture 50% of what the workers charging

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for my robot I go up another

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$166 to $364 per share folks that's $364

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per share on top of the cars Tesla sells

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today the FSD the energy Revenue

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whatever else this is just Optimus and

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robotaxi so add on top of that the other

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$300 or whatever you you have this

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potential longer term you know double if

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Tesla pulls us off or even much more

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than that you know I can see people

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saying you know Kevin why so bearish now

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obviously there are some limits to this

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right okay let's now talk about some of

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the limits so we don't want to be poor

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pure pure one directional here okay

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number

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one recession on robotics okay we got to

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talk about that then we got to talk

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about price compression in robotaxi

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uh is volume better than service

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provider right

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like with these Uber numbers I'll just

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hit that one first really quickly uh

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with Uber numbers you want to be Uber uh

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and the owner of the

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vehicles like the the numbers are good

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the margins are

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great uh the the margins are great just

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being the app but they're amazing if you

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can partner in the human income

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replacement mostly

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because you only need one rooc cab for

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every say seven human Uber drivers

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because these cars are driving seven

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times as much as the average Uber driver

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driving you know four um 20 hours a

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week okay so so this is great the

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problem is price compression could kill

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this so if price compression reduces how

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much money in Uber can make then it

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reduces how much money Tesla can make

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because there's

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competition uh speed of service uh will

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drive

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people uh to whatever app uh is fastest

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basically outside of the Tesla loyalist

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Community which does mean there is huge

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value in just selling the pickaxe right

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right making the rooc cab is like making

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the pickaxe you're not going gold mining

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you're just conservatively making the

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pickaxe all right well let's go back to

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our spreadsheet for a moment and let's

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just

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remove all this optimism that we're

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going to keep uh all of these uh these

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units ourselves right so if I remove

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that I'm back to 80 bucks and let's say

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this becomes so popular that longterm

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we're actually selling you know 5

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million of these vehicles uh and Optimus

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bundles per year just totally possible

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especially if the technolog is really

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killing it that alone is worth $400 on

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top of what the company's currently

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doing with energy or you know with with

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people who still want to drive their own

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cars for whatever reason it's a whole

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another business right

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anyway that's bullish but what about

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this recession talk uh and then we got

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to talk Kevin

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CT so interestingly a recession on

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robotics uh will not cause a recession

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like robotics

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won't uh but robotics plus AI in my

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opinion uh will

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prolong any recession and the reason for

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that is I think what you're going to

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find is uh either

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soft Landing or recession layoffs will

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happen uh new hiring even in the face of

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stimulus so in other words even if the

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government's printing money which they

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will again they're lowering rates

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whatever uh will be slow so in other

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words new hiring is in my opinion likely

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to slow down because companies will bias

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towards hey existing employees can you

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can you work with an Optimus robot and

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get this done can you work with AI and

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get this

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done basically you are replacing the

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need for labor longer term unemployment

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may be normally closer to 10% than 3% we

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might never see 3% again because of

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Robotics now while Tesla seems like it

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is basically the only Mass manufacturer

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that could probably pull off Mass making

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Optimus robots or Robocat ABS outside of

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China it is worth considering that there

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are going to be a lot of startup

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Acquisitions for

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robotics uh AI uh probably nuclear

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energy or green energy uh and and really

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anything

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around uh making a human more

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efficient a lot of companies like apple

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Amazon Google I don't know that they

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have their own robotics plays

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yet and so I think there are a lot of

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startups that are going to be right for

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acquisition if I'm right uh that the

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next recession or soft

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Landing will be prolonged by robotics

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the mag 7 will basically realize they

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must invest in robotics to keep up not

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just language learning models actual

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robotics obviously the language learning

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models could potentially be within in uh

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the robots the the the training that

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we're doing for AI will you know help

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the vision of these

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robots but that probably makes some

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areas of the startup and Venture Capital

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markets more

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desirable because you're really in in an

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environment

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where some of these companies are

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trading for $500 million a billion

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dollars or whatever in the private space

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Tesla's trading for a trillion dollars

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you know you're a to buy shares of some

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of these small companies for

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1,000 the cost now obviously the risk is

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a lot higher so you want to diversify

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your Investments don't put all your eggs

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in one basket so to speak uh but uh you

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know the potential of a 1020 X seems to

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be a lot higher at some of these other

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smaller plays uh you know again when I

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say like oh yeah Tesla might double

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people are like why are you so bearish

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well really just law of large numbers at

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some point making too many rooc cabs

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will actually cannibalize your existing

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vehicle production business where you

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know maybe you're M you were making 3

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million normal cars per year but now

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you're going to go you know that's going

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to go down as your cyber caps ramp up so

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you're kind of self- cannibalizing for a

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while which isn't great but longer term

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if you could sustain a valuation as we

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have here just from Optimus and cyber

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cab and I don't even have energy in here

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well that does create some excitement

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that doesn't mean the stock isn't going

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to go down I think the Stock's probably

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going to go down in the next

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recessionary cycle and I think you're

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going to have plenty of opportunities to

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buy the dip on it but I would give some

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word words of

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advice uh and and these are you know a

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lot of these are either from lessons uh

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that I've seen other people make

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mistakes on or even just makes mistakes

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I've made myself but number one uh I I

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think this is just fair advice for

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everybody and then I want to give you

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that cybertruck update um be cautious of

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using margin using margin

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the reason is when a stock goes down and

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you're exposed in margin what you're

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doing is you're amplifying the risk of

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going bankrupt and ruining everything

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that you're building whatever it is that

16:40

you're building maybe you're not

16:41

building anything so you have to be very

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very very cautious of using margin

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ideally you just don't use a margin at

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all if you are it's it's for cash

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purposes or real estate purposes and

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it's a

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fraction of the of a percent uh like the

16:58

stock would have to or you know 99% for

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you to get margin called or

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something all right so be cautious of

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using

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margin uh be patient uh there will be

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plenty of dips enabling you to increase

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your allocation to

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Tesla uh you know I I always like I look

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at this I

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go for me Tesla seems like something I

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I'd really like to have around that 15

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to 20% uh in a

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portfolio uh really post post soft

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Landing post recession you could sort of

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build that up during the turbulence

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that's coming during that time I'm not

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convinced that things are going to be

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straight up solely because Trump is in

17:44

office for Tesla and I think that the EV

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tax credit still hurts

17:48

Tesla the loss of that that

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is uh but I think that a way to get

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there is start very small you know three

17:58

to 4% uh and then buy the dips your

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average cost basis uh might be

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substantially uh lower that way no

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guarantees so something to think about

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oh now what does this mean near term for

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the stock price well it depends a

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recession kills valuations for

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everything and it gives you really good

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buying

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opportunities but if this is true that

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whatever next recession

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occurs

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actually accelerates the adoption of

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Robotics te Tesla after the next

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recession will be $1,000 plus stock over

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maybe even

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$1,500 but you're you might have to get

18:47

through the next recession first now as

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far as my cybertruck uh few updates one

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it's awesome uh the thing's really great

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it's very enjoyable to drive I actually

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find myself driving it more than I have

18:58

it on autopilot just because it's fun to

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drive that's probably just because it's

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sort of honeymoon period And I think the

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car thinks it's a model 3 but it's way

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bulkier or like a model y so like you

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can kind of feel when it's taking turns

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it's like okay yeah you don't even

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realize how wide you are like you don't

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even realize your size

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sir uh oh well so that's something to

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keep in mind but otherwise fantastic car

19:26

really nice to have all the space love

19:27

the little under cybertruck uh like

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under bed storage in the back that's

19:33

great for putting stuff uh and then it

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not just all sloshing around in the bed

19:37

that's really functional and the frunk

19:39

is great too I can throw like my dry

19:41

cleaning in the frunk it's like the

19:43

perfect size or a golf bag it's great

19:47

anyway uh hey if uh if I haven't already

19:50

mentioned it I don't think I have make

19:51

sure you get your Alpha report go to

19:52

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folks we'll see you in the next one

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thanks so much again we'll see you soon

20:03

bye do not advertise these things that

20:05

you told us here I feel like nobody else

20:07

knows about this we'll we'll try a

20:08

little advertising and see how it goes

20:10

congratulations man you have done so

20:11

much people love you people look up to

20:13

you Kevin P there financial analyst and

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YouTuber meet Kevin always great to get

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your take

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