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What could @Tesla be worth in 2031? ARK’s long-awaited valuation just dropped.
ark-invest.com/articles/valu…
Rod Schulz retweeted
SpaceX has announced that they will release their Q3 earnings on October 20th (next Tuesday). Tesla's Q3 earnings will be on October 21st (next Wednesday).
Ok so the Tesla Roadster event was a show off and a marketing stunt. It has zero impact in Tesla’s financials. It is a show off tho of what both companies can do together. But maybe announce the f’ing merger already and quit playing games.
Could the Tesla Roadster mean the beginning of a new way of intercity transportation by collaboration with the Boring Company or am I just trippin?
Rod Schulz retweeted
Eric Early - Chief Cybercab Engineer
We are gonna keep on flooding Austin with Cybercabs, what you are seeing right now is nothing
Rod Schulz retweeted
Woah! Tesla just registered a record 150 Cybercabs for its Robotaxi fleet, bringing the total number of Cybercabs registered to date to 319 (up from 169), according to the Texas DMV.
Tesla just nearly doubled its registered Cybercabs overnight.
Waymo was born too early.
The HD map was a brilliant crutch: centimeter-perfect, hand-checked, roof-lidar-dependent… and impossible to scale.
12 minutes on why the map is proof that the intelligence is missing, and why FSD drives anywhere. 🎥👇
Grok Bot refuses to use a password and log in on its own now (to a random website). It used to do it just fine! This is f annoying. I should be able to authorize.
Rod Schulz retweeted
Introducing Gemini 4 Argon – our new frontier model.
It’s built for complex workflows across coding, enterprise knowledge work, and cybersecurity defense – rolling out today to a set of trusted testers through our Fairwind Program.
Rod Schulz retweeted
Wall Street pulled off one of the greatest marketing tricks in history: convincing long term investors that volatility is risk and leverage is reckless, then selling them an entire industry of “low volatility, uncorrelated returns” designed to solve the problem.
For the vast majority of investors building wealth over decades, even brutal 50%+ drawdowns aren’t the enemy. Permanent loss of capital is.
Avoiding responsible leverage, concentration and volatility at all costs means sacrificing enormous long term compounding just to make the ride feel smoother.
The goal isn’t the smoothest path.
It’s maximizing long term wealth without taking enough risk to blow yourself up.



















