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Overview Founded in 2003, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) began as an ambitious EV startup led by engineers Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning.Read more

Motorcar Parts of America (MPAA) remanufactures essential auto parts like alternators, starters, brake calipers, and wheel hubs for the aftermarket. With U.S. vehicles averaging 12.8 years old, demand for replacement parts stays strong and predictable.Read more
QuantumScape: From Ambitious Science to the Cusp of a Battery Revolution Links to my detailed research videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTxyzjHIS6phTvuEN20Iv5uA1g9qLcmc5 QuantumScape (QS) , a company that for years was often dismissed as a mere "science project" by skeptics, has definitively transformed into a formidable business on the verge of real-world impact1.... Having chosen the "Hard Path" to tackle fundamental battery challenges, QuantumScape's journey, spanning over a decade and fueled by approximately $1.5 billion in funding (with roughly $300 million strategically deployed to date), is now poised for commercial success3....Read more

Kodiak AI - a potential 100 bagger opportunity? Investment Analysis: Kodiak AI, Inc.Read more

Ignoring politics and the media circus around this company, I look at what I think is it's closest competitor: Hyundai. Deliveries in 2024/2025: Hyundai delivered 7.23 million vehicles Tesla delivered 1,789,226 vehicles But Tesla markets itself as more than a car company; saying that its future is in robotics, AI and robotaxis.Read more
Assuming Tesla successfully competes with Uber in all markets with 10 million robotaxis and produces 10 million Optimus robots per year by 2030, while its EV business follows its current trajectory, a reasonable share price estimate is approximately $2,500, implying an $8 trillion market cap. This assumes significant execution success, 30–50% robotaxi market share, and Optimus adoption.Read more
Tesla under Elon Musk kind of feels like a Ponzi scheme, it never delivers on the original promises and just keeps hyping up even bigger ones for the future. it is a hype machine: Tesla’s Future Is Always Just Around the Corner!Read more
As of April 12, 2025, Tesla (TSLA) is facing a pivotal moment shaped by both market dynamics and internal performance metrics. The stock is currently trading at $252.31, exhibiting bearish momentum as it remains below its 50-day ($294.76) and 200-day ($289.99) moving averages.Read more

It's just a car company. Level 4 autonomy is not going to be achieved for now while Elon Musk continuously insinuates that Level 5 autonomy will be available soon.Read more