Gaurav Singh (Yogi G)

Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago: “Do not disturb yourself by imagining your whole life at once.”

SpaceX won’t pay Musk his $760B package unless humans are living on Mars Not a metaphor. Literally in the IPO filing. 1,000,000 people. Permanent colony. Different planet. That’s the condition. We’re watching the most ambitious pay package in corporate history tied to the most ambitious goal in human history.

THE FED IS ABOUT TO CUT WHILE THE ECONOMY BOOMS. 🇺🇸 New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh: AI is "structurally disinflationary." Per his WSJ op-ed. Same pattern. Different decade. 1995: Greenspan saw the productivity boom. Let the economy run hot. Cut rates anyway. Result: 7 years of risk-on. Nasdaq up 1,132%. Musk, Altman, Bezos, Druckenmiller all agree: AI is deflationary. Warsh just took the chair. June 16: his first FOMC. The next few years are going to be insane.

A crab watched his wife get grabbed by a fisherman and said: not today. Walked out of his hiding spot, wrapped his claws around her, and just... held on. The fisherman let them both go and gave him a fish. Bro got the girl AND a free meal.

🇺🇸 The CIA was studying the human mind. People just found out. A woman pulled up a declassified CIA document on camera and found a section that tells you to close your eyes, focus on your pain, and repeat "55515" in your head until the pain fades and becomes "no longer important." That's in a real government document. Filed, classified, and eventually released without anyone making much noise about it. The same file references sleep techniques, memory enhancement and consciousness experiments, all part of the CIA's Gateway Process, a program built around pushing the limits of what the human mind can do. Nobody announced it. Nobody explained it. It just sat there in the archives until someone went looking. Now the internet wants to know what else is in those files. Source: @HustleBitch_

Why Tesla could still hit $10,000 by 2030👍😛😍 The key? Robotaxi+Optimus Tesla needs ~10 million unsupervised Robotaxis on the road 2030. Right now: ~690 robotaxis total, only 39 fully unsupervised. Slow? Yes. But this is preparation for a massive burst. Tesla’s Cybercab is in heavy real-world testing — cities, rural roads, even Alaska. Production is ramping. FSD is improving fast. Growth pattern: 39 → 100 = very slow, it is most difficult time 1,000 → 10,000+ = very fast Safety First — Elon’s #1 rule. One big incident = major setback. Tesla is validating thoroughly now so they can scale confidently later. Recent progress: Expanded in Texas, Florida & Phoenix (Q2/Q3 2026). Market reaction when it accelerates: • 100-200 unsupervised → Strong retail buying • 1,000+ unsupervised → Institutions & big funds jump in Sudden jumps could trigger 10-20% stock moves in one day. Hitting big unsupervised milestones could push TSLA to $700+ in 2026. Long-term: If on schedule, 1,000+ unsupervised Robotaxis is realistic in 2026. Many have lost hope🙁☹️… but Tesla breakthroughs often come after doubt. Delay usually mean something big. Patience = huge reward for believers. The “sudden burst” phase is coming Q3 2026.

The Warsh era has officially begun. Unleash the beast.

Elon Musk's ex-girlfriend Grimes once said he lives below the poverty line by choice. While dating the richest man alive, she watched him live like a broke college student. No house. No possessions. Same meals every day. Sleeping wherever the factory needed him that week. She said she once realized she hadn't seen him eat sitting down in three days. She said something that stuck with me. He doesn't experience pleasure from things. Not cars. Not houses. Not luxury. The only thing that produces visible joy is progress. A rocket landing. A production target hit. His face would change when a test succeeded in a way it never changed for anything else. Including her. This is why SpaceX sends a stuffed mascot named Asteroid to space. A normal CEO would think it's unprofessional. Musk does it because even a toy leaving Earth is progress. The mission includes everything. Even play. Most people work to fund comfort. The comfort becomes the point. The work becomes the cost. Musk eliminated the gap entirely. Every dollar, every hour goes to the mission. Nothing leaks. The thing you think you want is not the thing that makes you extraordinary. The willingness to stop wanting it is.

Let’s be honest. Micron just brought the most advanced DRAM manufacturing to U.S. soil and is massively expanding its U.S. footprint with CHIPS Act support. Its CEO says AI’s growth is now limited by memory, not chips alone: every AI token needs lots of fast DRAM and HBM, and that demand is exploding. HBM is sold out, AI could be over half of total memory demand this year, and Micron has dropped consumer/retail to focus on Nvidia and hyperscalers. Consensus is treating this like another typical memory cycle, but it’s not, AI has structurally changed the business, and Micron still trades at a significant discount to the broader market despite its new growth profile; if it simply rerated to a roughly market‑level multiple on its expected earnings power, the stock would be substantially higher than today’s price. It’s amazing how Wall Street still models this AI build‑out as if it were just another product cycle, a one‑off launch that spikes memory demand and then fades, when in reality they are still assuming the old boom‑bust pattern driven by device launches, not a structural, open‑ended surge in AI‑driven memory demand.

One of Elon's most vocal critics just bought a Cybertruck. Brian Krassenstein, who has spent years publicly clashing with @elonmusk, announced the purchase yesterday. His reason had nothing to do with politics. He has a young family and the Cybertruck is the only pickup truck in America to hold both an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award and a perfect 5-star NHTSA rating simultaneously. When your fiercest critics are buying your product because the data leaves them no choice, that's a different kind of win.

Cybertruck is starting to make gas pickups look financially exhausting. More than 10x cheaper per mile. $73 spent on electricity for 3,376 miles. Equivalent gas-truck fuel cost? Around $800. This wasn’t gentle city driving either. 100% home charging. 80% self-driving. Rugged terrain through Yellowstone. The per-mile math is getting brutally one-sided. @Tesla

Elon Musk on the impact of Robotaxi to $TSLA 🔥 "Eventually, a vehicle must be designed as a clean Robotaxi. We’re going to take that risk. No mirrors, no pedals, no steering wheel. This will be a historically megarevolutionary product. It will transform everything. This is the product that makes Tesla a ten-trillion-dollar company. People will be talking about this moment in a hundred years."

8 straight weeks of gains for the S&P 500. Good data from @ryandetrick on this. Only 6 times in history have we seen a winning streak like this. End result: Never lower a year later and +16.9% on average (median +20.1%). 🚀

Let that sink in. We are totally on track. But as I showed in my last video: Reusability of Starship is the least important of the three economic key drivers for SpaceX: 1. Is reliability: don’t blow up at launch. Doing so drives insurance costs up dramatically and overrides any reusability advantages. A 10% failure rate more than DOUBLES launch costs 2. Reusability of booster , which is more expensive than Starship. Reusability of Booster (10x reuse) already drives $/kg cost below the critical $500/kg line. 3. Reusability of Starship. With 10x Reusability , launch costs (internal, not market ) can approximate the $100/kg threshold.

Want to know what it sounded like during the launch of Flight 12 of Starship today? Check out this video and the shaking of the windows. This was during my livestream with @esherifftv (Ellie in Space) at a ouse about 5 miles from the launch site. Definitely have the volume up! Truly a powerful rocket ... the most powerful ever!

Food for thought. Why Mega-IPOs Signal Scarcity, Not Excess. SpaceX a core holding. Narrative doomers warn of a wall of stock supply as SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic prepare IPOs worth $4T combined. But this is not excess, it is rebalancing. US public listings have halved since the 1990s, from 7,000 to under 4,000. Institutions are overweight illiquid privates, underweight tradeable growth. These listings catalyse rotation, not capitulation. SpaceX becomes a core holding, marking a generational entry point rather than a cyclical top.

The Tesla stock continues its highly bullish, multi-year upward trend, a trajectory confirmed by the stock movement as well as business developments over the past few weeks. It is well-supported on the downside, by a strong trend line and 50 as well as 100MA. An upside breakout is likely to occur latest by early 2027. Once this happens, no one can say exactly how high the share price will climb but, given the stock's historical tendency to overshoot its targets and considering that a solid foundation has been built over a five-year period we could witness a massive rally. Personally I would not be surprized if we see a 100% increase from the current level. The IPO of SpaceX in June, as well as the potential and indeed probable future merger of the two companies, creates IMO support to Tesla stock and are likely to further boost its price for a variety of reasons. The risk factors are IMO overestimated. The strong fundamental business data, market sentiment, and the probability that Tesla could enter into a "merger of equals" structure (a 1:1 merger) are being overlooked. In such a scenario, Elon would get his desired voting majority, Tesla stock would receive if SpaceX valuation stays high a significant lift, and long-term Tesla shareholders would as promised be rewarded. Such a structure would also recognize the intrinsic value of Tesla that is about to unfold in the next years. Regardless if and when a merger happens I expect the Tesla stock to do very well this year and next year. $tsla

Bravo @SpaceX

@mikepat711 @elonmusk @SamaTheOnly 😂😂

@elonmusk @SamaTheOnly Lmk if you need someone to hold a flash light. I’m really good at shining it in the exact spot you need

The hydraulic pin holding the tower arm in place did not retract. If that can be fixed tonight, there will be another launch attempt tomorrow at 5:30 CT.

Soon every hyperscaler will be forced to do the same.