How strong is Tesla's bulls?

When does it count as full of people? How to quantify the definition of “bursting with people”? “Full of people” in the comments section? How exactly do you operate it? What about all offense and all defense? Or is it a medium- to long-term strategic level value investment?

Once Qiji takes a leap, they can't take ten steps; they can take ten steps; they are unrelenting in their merits. With perseverance, broken wood is unbreakable; perseverance is worth the golden stone.

Karma is diligent, wasted; action is achieved by thought, destroyed.

The general framework blueprint for Tesla's trend:

1. Tesla's historical roots 138.800—160.510.

Wall Street's three commanding principles will do whatever it takes to defend the foundation of faith. Because below is a black hole with no technical barriers. Only by using tipping capital strength can we defeat the frantic attack of the vicious JP Morgan and Stanley Morgan leading the bearish short selling camp. Only when you have a foundation of confidence can you establish a technical foundation. Wall Street's other big agencies won't help abuse people or sit on the mountain and watch the fighting.

2.160.510—182.800 stage.

Tesla's strategic investors have plans and steps to build large positions in batches, and fight against some of Wall Street's bearish short sellers in an attempt to turn around gorgeously and seize precious low-level chips that have not been detected by the vast majority of people.

3.187.420-191.300, rising relay phase.

JP Morgan and Stanley Morgan led the bearish and short selling camp, and the main players began to hastily set up their own long positions at relatively high levels.

4.198.870—205.600 stage.

The participants in the beginning of the market felt after the beginning, and the market began Tesla's spectacular rise.

5. The stock price effectively standing at 220.800 will start the main upward trend. Currently, there is a market rush and super strong market. After hitting 220.800, the main upward trend started; after breaking through the backpressure line, the sword pointed to the highest point in history of 414.49 after the split.

It was announced to the market that Tesla's stock price destroyed the ground and conquered 220.800. Tesla's main upward trend began; conquerGreen long-term backpressure lineIt triggered conservative strategic investors to invest more and expand their stock market, and once again interpreted the strong market. Tesla's stock price will challenge the historical high of 414.49 Tesla's stock price after the split, and intermittently set the highest price in history.

Tesla's energy storage business; Tesla's shape robots; Tesla autonomous driving (including Robot Taxis), and three-way revenue bookkeeping of the troika form a strong internal driving force for Tesla's main upward wave.

Technical side: 1. Daily line - Head and shoulder technical pattern. Of all technical forms, this is the most likely, let alone at the bottom. 2. On the daily chart, weekly chart, monthly chart, and quarterly chart, the technical indicator KD function curves all show a bullish buying signal. The daily KD function and function value overbought are strong standard configurations. Although the KD function curves of the weekly, monthly, and quarterly lines lag behind, it is precisely this kind of lag that has led to extremely high reliability after the gold fork -- rising.

Overbought, high price-earnings ratio, and preemption are all standard for strong markets. The overbought problem will be partially repaired by an intraday pullback decline (including a pullback decline the next day), so the profit chip ratio will remain fluctuating in a relatively high range.

Strategy:

Don't chase the rise, sit back and enjoy the results, and enjoy the results. Definitely dissatisfied with the warehouse and enjoying the results (short-term pullbacks only give a chance to get on the bus; short selling is discouraged because of watching the pullback; this is an abuse of the two-way mechanism). Every stock today is the capital and basis for future primordial chips, glory, and profits.

Historical financial data shows that short-term speculation will never make a lot of money (the world is under pressure from all kinds of environmental pressure, and it is easy to unwittingly fall into short-term or short-term speculative transactions), and only medium- to long-term investments that span time and years can achieve the grand blueprint vision. Being happy and tired of falling is a fatal injury for the vast majority of people.

Tesla's transformation to Artificial Intelligence led by Elon Musk is no problem once implemented, surpassing Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, etc. He also has nine unlisted companies; Tesla is just one of the least technologically advanced companies.

Big data on the history of human science and technology development shows that in the field of science and technology, the world simply has shortcuts to overtaking curves and changing lanes. They are fueled by Nobel Prize-level applications of science and technology and Fields-level mathematics applications.

Since bottoming out in April this year, Tesla's stock price has risen by more than 70%. It's been a painful few months for short sellers. Currently, Tesla's short equity accounts for 3.5% of the total issued shares. Musk said this week that once Tesla completely solves the problem of autonomous driving and mass-produces Optimus Prime robots, anyone with a short position will be crushed, and not even Bill Gates will be spared. In fact, since Tesla's biggest bearish short sellers, led by JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, completed a series of complicated procedures to eliminate Tesla's short positions before March 31, 2024, and made a big backposition to buy Tesla shares, and returned to Tesla's multiple camp, the top ten most powerful financial groups in the US have all arrived.

1. The Vanguard Group:

Pioneer Pilot Group, one of Wall Street's top three finers, and a trader with a 401K American pension account, has excellent financial strength. A US registered investment advisor headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, with assets under global management of approximately $7.7 trillion as of April 2023. It is the world's largest mutual funds provider and the second-largest exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider after BlackRock. In addition to mutual funds and ETFs, Pioneer also provides brokerage services, educational account services, financial planning, asset management, and fiduciary services. Many mutual funds managed by Pioneer are at the top of the US mutual funds asset management scale ranking. Along with BlackRock and State Street Bank, Pioneer is considered one of the top three leading index fund managers among US companies. Pioneer Group is owned by a fund managed by the company and therefore also by its clients. Most of Pioneer Group's funds fall into two categories: investor shares and admiral shares. Admiral shares have a slightly lower fee rate, but the minimum investment required is higher, usually between $3,000 and $100,000 per fund. Pioneer Group is headquartered in Malvern, a suburb of Philadelphia. It has branches in Charlotte, North Carolina; Dallas, Texas; Washington DC; and Scottsdale, Arizona, as well as in Canada, Australia, Asia, and Europe.In February 2021, Pioneer Group launched its exchange-traded fund (ETF) zero-share program, which allows investors to invest as little as $1. Zero-share ownership is a derivatives of micro investment, an investment strategy designed to make investments regular, accessible, and affordable, and is a boon, especially for those who may not have a lot of money to invest or are new to investing.The Pioneer Group has been the subject of conspiracy theories, including the Pioneer Group's involvement in planning the COVID-19 pandemic. Some Pioneer Group conspiracy theories also incorporate anti-Semitism; for example, there are conspiracy theories that falsely claim that Pioneer Group CEO Mortimer J. Buckley is Jewish when in fact he is a devout Irish Catholic.

2. BlackRock Inc.:

BlackRock Group, BlackRock Group, and Wall Street is an official trader of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve, the Fed, or FER. Blackstone's financial strength is the most powerful of Wall Street's three major determinants, over 10 trillion dollars, BlackRock's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Larry Fink (Larry) · Fink) is a well-known Tesla staunch bully. An American multinational investment company. Established in 1988, BlackRock began as an enterprise risk management and fixed income institutional asset management company. As of December 31, 2023, BlackRock is the world's largest asset management company. As of December 31, 2023, it managed $10 trillion in assets. BlackRock is headquartered at 50 Hudson Yards in midtown Manhattan, New York City, with 78 offices in 38 countries and customers in 100 countries. BlackRock is the manager of the iShares exchange-traded fund group and is listed as one of the top three index fund managers along with Pioneer Group and State Street Bank. Its Aladdin software tracks the portfolios of many major financial institutions, and its BlackRock Solutions division provides financial risk management services. As of 2023, BlackRock is ranked 229th by revenue in the Fortune 500 list of America's top 500 companies. BlackRock has always been committed to positioning itself as an industry leader in environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG). The company has been criticized for investing in fossil fuels and arms industry companies. The company has also been criticized for its close ties to the Federal Reserve during the COVID-19 pandemic.

BlackRock was founded in 1988 by Larry Fink, Robert S Capito, Susan Wagner, Barbara Novick, Ben Goleb, Hugh Frette, Ralph Schlosstein, and Keith Anderson to provide asset management services to institutional clients from a risk management perspective. Fink, Capito, Goleb, and Norvik worked together at First Bank of Boston. Fink and his team are pioneers in the American mortgage-backed securities market. During his tenure at Fink, as head of First Bank of Boston, he lost 90 million dollars. That experience inspired him and others to develop what he sees as excellent risk management and fiduciary practices. Initially, Fink sought capital from Peter Peterson of Blackstone Group (for initial operating capital), and Peterson believed in Fink's vision of a company committed to risk management. Peterson named it Blackstone Financial Management. In exchange for a 50% share in the bond business, Blackstone Group initially offered Fink and his team a credit line of 5 million dollars. Within a few months, the business became profitable, and by 1989, the group's assets had tripled to $2.7 billion. Compared to Fink's employees, the proportion of shares held by the Blackstone Group has also dropped to 40%.

By 1992, Blackstone held approximately 36% of the company's shares, and Steven A. Schwartzman and Fink are considering selling the shares publicly. The company took the name BlackRock and managed $17 billion in assets at the end of the year. At the end of 1994, BlackRock managed $53 billion. In 1994, Schwartzman and Fink had an internal dispute over pay and shareholding methods. Fink wants to share shares with new hires to attract banking talent, while Schwartzman doesn't want to further reduce Blackstone Group's shares. They agreed to part ways, and Schwartzman sold BlackRock, a decision he later called a “heroic mistake.” In June 1994, Blackstone sold its $23 billion mortgage securities division to PNC Financial Services for $0.24 billion. The division traded mortgages and other fixed income assets, and during the sale process, the name of the division was changed from Blackstone Financial Management (Blackstone Financial Management) to BlackRock Financial Management (BlackRock Financial Management). Schwartzman stayed at Blackstone, and Fink became BlackRock's chairman and CEO.

Due to its strength and the size and scope of its financial assets and activities, BlackRock has been called the world's largest shadow bank by The Economist and The Basler. In 2020, US Rep. Katie Porter and Jesus “Chui” Garcia proposed a bill in the US House of Representatives aimed at curbing BlackRock and other so-called shadow banking. On March 4, 2021, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren proposed designating BlackRock as “too big to fail” and supervising it accordingly. BlackRock invests funds from its clients, such as the owners of iShares exchange-traded fund units, in numerous publicly traded companies, some of which compete with each other. Due to the size of BlackRock's fund, the company is one of the largest shareholders of many companies. BlackRock said these shares are ultimately owned by the company's customers rather than BlackRock itself — many independent scholars agree — but admits that it can exercise shareholder voting rights on behalf of these customers without customer participation in many cases.

In 2020, the nonprofit American Economic Freedom Project released a report highlighting “the 'Big 3' asset managers — BlackRock, Pioneer Group, and State Street Bank — manage total global assets of more than $15 trillion, equivalent to more than three-quarters of the US GDP.” The report called for structural reforms and strengthened regulation of financial markets. BlackRock managed more than $10 trillion in assets in 2021, accounting for about 40% of US GDP ($25.347 trillion in nominal value in 2022).

3.State Street Global Advisors

State Street Global Investors, Inc. is one of Wall Street's top three guiding principles. The headquarters is located at 1 Lincoln Street in Boston. The company's predecessor, Union Bank (Union Bank), was founded in 1792. State Street is the second-oldest existing bank in the US, and ranks 15th in total assets among banks in the US. State Street is one of the world's largest asset management companies and the world's second-largest fund custodian bank, providing comprehensive securities services. In 2021, State Street was ranked 252nd in the Fortune 500 list.

4.JP Morgan

J.P. Morgan was founded by the famous American banker John Morgan, and its history dates all the way back to Drexel, Morgan & Co. (Drexel, Morgan & Co.), which was founded in 1871. J.P. Morgan used to be the most prestigious financial services institution in US history. It participated in the establishment of the American Steel Company and the construction of railways in the New England region. It also helped the US government issue bonds many times to resolve national financial problems. Although the company is named after Morgan, in reality Morgans only own 19% of the company's assets, and the rest of the assets belong to a series of mysterious shareholders, including the European Rothschild family. JPMorgan Chase & Co. , commonly known as “Komo.” It is an American financial institution headquartered in New York City. It has 5,100 branches under its commercial banking department. In 2011/10, J.P. Morgan's assets surpassed Bank of America to become the largest financial services institution in the US. J.P. Morgan's business covers more than 50 countries, including investment banking, securities trading and services, investment management, commercial financial services, private banking services, etc. Today's J.P. Morgan Chase was formed by merging Chase Manhattan Bank and J.P. Morgan in 2000, and acquired Chicago First Bank, Washington Mutual Bank, and Bearsden, a famous American investment bank in 2004 and 2008, respectively.

5.Morgan Stanley

Commonly known as “Damo”, it is an international financial services company founded in New York, USA, providing financial services including securities, asset management, corporate mergers and restructuring, and credit cards. Morgan Stanley currently has representative offices in more than 1,300 cities in 42 countries around the world, with a total of more than 0.06 million employees. The company's customers include companies, governments, institutions and individuals. Morgan Stanley changed the company's registered status to a “bank holding company” in September 2008. Old Morgan Stanley was founded on September 16, 1935, and was first founded by J. P. Morgan's partner Henry Sturgis Morgan (grandson of John Pierpont Morgan) and Harold Stanley were founded. The new company was established in response to the Glass-Steagall Act — the mandatory separation of commercial banking and investment banking businesses. In the first year of establishment, Old Morgan Stanley was responsible for trading 24% of the total market value (1.1 billion US dollars). New Morgan Stanley was founded in 1997 as a result of the merger of the old Morgan Stanley and Tianhui Discovery Company. Pei Xiliang, the chairman and CEO of Tianhui, became the chairman and CEO of the new company. The new company was named “Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover & Co. (Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover & Co.)”. In 2001, the new company finally changed its name to “Morgan Stanley (Morgan Stanley)”. New Morgan Stanley's main business areas are securities management, wealth management, and investment management. The United States experienced the Great Depression in 1933, and the US Congress passed the Glass-Steagall Act, which prohibited companies from providing commercial banking and investment banking services at the same time. J.P. Morgan's board member Henry Sturgis Morgan and Harold Stanley and others co-founded Morgan Stanley. Morgan Stanley was founded as an investment bank in New York on September 5, 1935 and officially opened on September 16, while J.P. Morgan became a pure commercial bank. In 1941, Morgan Stanley cooperated with the New York Stock Exchange and became a partner of the stock exchange. Morgan Stanley expanded rapidly in the 1970s, rapidly growing from over 250 employees to over 1,700, and starting to grow its business globally. In 1986, Morgan Stanley was listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange. After entering the 1990s, Morgan Stanley further expanded and acquired an asset management company in 1995. In 1997, Old Morgan Stanley merged with Dean Witter Discover & Co. (Dean Witter Discover & Co.), an investment bank under Sears, and changed its name to “Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover & Co. (Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover & Co.). The original name of the new company was composed of the names of the original two companies to prevent the management of the two companies from becoming hostile to each other. In 1998, the new company changed its name to “Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. (Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.)”.

Times Square headquarters

The merger between the old Morgan Stanley and Tim Wai Company brought together two of the most unique bankers in the US financial industry: John Mack (John Mack) of Morgan Stanley and Philip Purcell (Philip Purcell) of Tim Hui. The conflict between the two ended with the departure of Mai Jinji in July 2001. Since then, Pei Xiliang has served as Chairman and Global CEO of Morgan Stanley. Under his leadership, Morgan Stanley gradually developed into a comprehensive financial services company, which can provide a variety of one-stop financial products. In 2001, the new company finally changed its name to “Morgan Stanley (Morgan Stanley)”, although in the late 90s after the merger, the company tried to maintain the image of the company's founder Dean G. Witter (Dean G. Witter) to the outside world.In the 2001 9/11 incident, Morgan Stanley lost 13 employees and 1.2 million square feet of office space in the World Trade Center, but the remaining 2,600 employees survived.In 2005, Mak Ching-jeong returned to Morgan Stanley and succeeded Pei Hee-leung as Chairman and CEO again. The last two major US investment banks, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, both announced on September 22, 2008, that they will become traditional bank holding companies supervised by the Federal Reserve. The move by the Federal Reserve (Fed) to approve it as a bank ended the securities company's dominant position, 75 years after Congress separated it from deposit-taking loan banks, and stopped weeks of chaos that bankrupted Lehman Brothers Holdings and led to the urgent sale of Merrill Lynch Securities to Bank of America. Japan's largest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, invested 9 billion dollars to directly purchase 21% of Morgan Stanley's shares on September 29, 2008. This is probably the biggest acquisition deal ever. Fears over whether Mitsubishi could complete a deal during the October 2008 stock market turmoil led to a sharp drop in Morgan Stanley's stock price to the low levels seen in 1994. The situation was restored after Mitsubishi UFJ completed the acquisition of 21% of Morgan Stanley's shares on October 14, 2008. On January 12, 2009, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup formed a new joint venture, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (Morgan Stanley Smith Barney), making Morgan Stanley the world's largest brokerage firm, with 20,390 sales employees and managing $1.7 trillion in customer assets. Citigroup acquired 49% of Morgan Stanley Meibang's shares with 100% of Meibang Securities, Australia's Meibang, and Quilter, which provides private investment management services in the UK, and $2.7 billion in cash (excluding Citibank Private Bank and Japan's Nikko Cordial Securities). Morgan Stanley, on the other hand, acquired 51% of Morgan Stanley Meibang's shares with 100% of the shares in its global wealth management business. On October 21, 2009, Morgan Stanley sold its retail investment management business (including the Van Kampen division) to Invesco Ltd. (Invesco Ltd.) of the United States at an equivalent price of 1.5 billion dollars in shares and cash. On 2011/7/21, Bank of Mitsubishi UFJ converted its Morgan Stanley Preferred Stock holdings to 22.4% of Morgan Stanley common shares. On September 11, 2012, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup agreed to value their joint venture firm Morgan Stanley Meibang at 13.5 billion US dollars to resolve the dispute that has continued for several months. According to the agreement, Morgan Stanley will buy another 14% of Morgan Stanley Meibang's shares and purchase the remaining 35% of Citigroup's shares by June 1, 2015. In 2013, Morgan Stanley acquired Citigroup's shares in Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (Morgan Stanley Smith Barney) and obtained full control over Morgan Stanley Meibang. Morgan Stanley's main warehouse is located in a 0.75 million square foot office building in Manhattan, New York City, USA. Currently, Morgan Stanley is involved in financial fields such as stocks, bonds, foreign exchange, funds, futures, investment banking, securities underwriting, corporate financial consulting, institutional enterprise marketing, real estate, private wealth management, direct investment, and institutional investment management. On February 12, 2019, Morgan Stanley spent about 0.9 billion dollars to acquire Canadian employee share plan manager Solium Capital for 19.15 Canadian dollars per share. On February 21, 2020, Morgan Stanley exchanged 1.0432 shares for E*Trade (E*Trade) shares, equivalent to 58.74 US dollars per share, and spent 13 billion US dollars to acquire Yichuang Wealth Management.

6.Citadel LLC:

Commonly known as Castle Company and Castle Investment Company, operate more than 35 billion US dollars in asset management and operation. Citadel Securities is a market maker that provides products such as stocks and options, and is very strong. The company has more than 1,400 employees, is headquartered in Chicago, and has an operations center in Manhattan, New York, and branches in many cities in North America, Europe, and Asia.

7. The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.:

Goldman Sachs Group, the biggest names in the investment world, is extremely cunning. It is present in almost every major event on Wall Street. It provides services such as investment management, securities, asset management, main brokerage, and securities underwriting. It is also a first-class treasury bond operator of the US Treasury Securities, and is also a well-known market maker in the general sense. Goldman Sachs Group also owns a direct sales bank, Goldman Sachs Bank USA. It is headquartered at 200 West Street in lower Manhattan; it also has offices in major financial centers around the world. Many former Goldman Sachs employees will be transferred to government positions. The most famous ones include former US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, Henry Paulson, and Stephen Mnuchin; former chief economic adviser Gary Cohen, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi; former Bank of Canada President Mark Carney; and former Australian Prime Minister Mackan Tembo. In addition, former Goldman Sachs Group employees have managed the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank, and competitors such as Citigroup and Merrill Lynch.

8. Bank of America:

Bank of America is the second-largest commercial bank in the US in terms of assets, after J.P. Morgan Chase. Bank of America has approximately 5,600 branches and 16,200 ATM locations in more than 150 countries around the world. Bank of America was the third-largest company in the US based on total revenue rankings in 2010. In 2014, it was the 13th largest company in the world according to Forbes Global Top 2000 listed companies. The bank's establishment dates back to the Bank of Massachusetts in 1784 and is the second-oldest bank in the United States.

9.Renaissance Technologies LLC:

Renaissance Technology Co., Ltd., is famous for its high-precision investment transactions. After James Harris Simons returned to heaven, it seemed to disappear and no longer exist? Low-key?

10. Berkshire Hathaway:

Berkshire Hathaway, a multinational diversified holding company headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, USA, manages a number of subsidiaries. Formerly known as a textile company, Warren Edward Buffett properly allocated its retained surplus after obtaining the operating rights of Berkshire in 1965 and transformed it into a holding company, which included property, accident insurance, reinsurance, and special types of insurance. Over the years, the company has used increasingly strong capital and negligible liabilities to create an average value growth of more than 20% for shareholders each year. Buffett is Berkshire Hathaway's largest shareholder, chairman and CEO. The world's richest people ranked first in 2008 and second in 2017. According to Bloomberg data, Buffett personally holds 0.295 million shares of Berkshire A shares and 0.079 million shares of Berkshire B shares in cash savings. Due to Buffett's unique and unique vision of investing in stocks, he believes in the so-called “value investment law,” investing in stocks in any industry will become popular. As a result, Buffett is revered by many investors as a stock god, and is known as the most successful investor in the world. Indirect investment holdings and cross investments hold Tesla.

All of them have arrived, and now there is no such thing as an “fairy” fight. As a result, Tesla's bullish camp is extremely strong, at least for now.

The second-quarter delivery report released this week was better than expected, which is bad news for the company's short sellers. According to S3 Partners, the stock has risen about 17% in two trading days since the release of the second-quarter delivery report, causing Tesla short sellers to lose around $3.5 billion in terms of market price. Over a long period of time, Tesla's stock price has soared more than 70% since it bottomed out in April this year, which has been a painful few months for short sellers. Currently, Tesla's short interest accounts for 3.5% of issued shares, and its short position is 97 million shares, with a nominal value of $22.4 billion. At the end of April, Tesla was one of the worst performing big tech giants, down 44% so far this year. Currently, it is only about $2 to recover all losses this year so far. According to delivery data released by Tesla on Tuesday, the company delivered a total of 0.444 million new vehicles in the second quarter, down 4.8% year over year, down from 8.5% in the first quarter. Although this is the second consecutive quarter of year-on-year decline, it is better than the market's forecast of 0.4393 million cars. Total sales for the quarter were 0.411 million vehicles. Tesla's sales in both China and the US have surpassed expectations. Furthermore, Tesla has maintained its position as the world's best-selling electric vehicle. As we all know, Tesla's automotive business has been battling falling sales. As the product line ages and competition is fiercer than ever before, Tesla has been using discounts, low- or zero-interest financing, and other incentives to encourage people to buy its electric vehicles for months. Meanwhile, Tesla's newest model, the Cybertruck, progressed slowly, and quality issues led to four voluntary recalls in the US in less than a year. Although Tesla's latest delivery report shows demand for its cars is still higher than expected, it has provided limited information on the company's performance. Tesla's financial situation will be shown more clearly in the financial report to be released later this month. Analysts expect Tesla's revenue to drop 2.9% to $24.2 billion after falling 9% in the first quarter.

This week, Tesla's solar and energy storage business also achieved new breakthroughs in the second quarter, with new battery storage capacity reaching quarterly highs. Tesla Energy, a subsidiary of Tesla, reported that it deployed 9.4 GWh of battery storage products in the second quarter of this year, a new quarterly high. It grew 129% year over year, increased 157% year over year, and the speed increased significantly. Morgan Stanley believes that compared to delivery volume, Tesla's energy storage business is a highlight and “artificial intelligence bottom line.” Tesla has a key trump card in solar energy and energy storage, which will be the key “winner” of the next round of Artificial Intelligence investments. The demand for electricity brought about by the Artificial Intelligence boom will make Tesla a key player in the US energy market.

Additionally, Tesla's second-generation humanoid robot Optimus debuted in Shanghai this week, which has also fueled enthusiasm in the market. Musk said at last month's shareholders' meeting that he believes Optimus will bring huge profits to the company. Tesla has the capacity to produce around 0.1 billion Optimus robots every year, he said. If Tesla had 10% of the market share and each robot sold for $0.002 million, Tesla could make a profit of $1 trillion a year when they were mass-produced.
Over the past two days, Tesla's Chief Executive Officer Musk's net worth has increased by about $15 billion. This week, responding to bearish comments about Tesla on the X platform, he said: Once Tesla completely solves the problem of autonomous driving and mass-produces Optimus Prime robots, anyone still holding a short position will be eliminated, even Bill Gates.