EVs with industry leading FSD, Battery Storage, Autonomous Vehicles and associated infrastructure, potential ongoing subscription services for many products, not to mention being able to borrow from the R&D of sister companies and potentially leverage income (SpaceX, Starlink, NeuraLink) sees this company positioned to be the largest company in the world by the turn of the next decade.

People say we always over-estimate the amount of change over a short timeframe and under-estimate the amount of change over a long period of time. This is exactly what the current developments in the AI / robotics space looks like being a classic example of.

Q4 2024 (29 Jan 2025) Earnings showed how well placed TSLA is to not just lead but dominate the disruptive tech space over the coming 5 years. Even if 10% of the numbers are realised Tesla will strangle the competition.

So many analysts fade Musk and his engineering teams. They do so at the expense of people who read their articles. Buying Tesla at $400 will look like the bargain of the decade in 5 to 10 years.

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