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@TeslaXplored its not robo taxi, its Optimus.

People seem to forget that $TSLA was trading at 1100x earnings back in 2020 and it quickly grew into its earnings when the Model Y ramped production and deliveries grew FAST. Same will happen with earnings from RoboTaxi and the steep part of that growth curve will be STEEP! 🚀

@BoomerDivvies every 15% no loopholes. 15% of equities every 10 years if you hold and not sell.

What's an acceptable top income tax rate? What % do YOU think it's okay to make people pay? The top tax rate in B.C. (my rate) is 53.5% 🤯 And even worse, this rate kicks in at only $265,545 which is not very high. After that our govt takes more than half of every dollar.

@FinanceLancelot Politicians do not tell the truth. They speak to move their agenda.

What percentage of what Trump says do you think is true? Are we talking like single digits here?

@VinceP29847 @stocktalkweekly markets are what, 5-8 years forward looking. You want tesla stock price now to be what it was 8 years ago because you feel it would be fair value. Stock price is valued for what it will be in 8 years. And will continue to do so as the company continues to grow

@stocktalkweekly TSLA will NEVER make enough profits to justify a market cap of $200B with robotaxis/FSD. NEVER. I know it, Musk knows it and so do the stock pumping banks.

*BANK OF AMERICA SAYS TESLA IS IN EARLY INNINGS OF AUTONOMY MONETIZATION $TSLA "We maintain our Buy & $460 PO as we see significant embedded opportunity from robotaxi, and believe TSLA is at the early stages of monetization of its autonomy capabilities. We see autonomous vehicles spurring the next era of mobility and as the most significant change agent in the Auto 2.0 landscape, offering consumers the prospect of saving time, safer travel, and more accessible transportation."

@martypartymusic good existing projects just went up a ton

Here is the rules for launching a crypto token under new SEC Reg Crypto guidelines. - the project has to line up securities lawyers - big 4 auditors - 100 page disclosure document - a real legal team - a decentralization graduation plan All this before a single token can be sold. Thats rougly $2m in legal infrastructure just to exist. Gone are the 2018 ICO days of a cloned whitepaper and a wix web page. This is great. The end of rug pulls and scams. The teams that can afford $2m have real backers, real capital and real skin in the game. A team that cant afford it were going to rug you anyway. For the first time retail has a real rug filter.

@EYakoby @grok why!!

BREAKING: The Islamic Republic is preparing to hang eight women. Not a word from the international community or so-called human rights organizations.

@Pledditor uh, its good they did that. We need this or defi will die

The largest Ethereum layer 2, which has also been regularly praised by Vitalik as being the most decentralized L2, just froze $100m worth of ETH that was hacked by criminals. Are you finally starting to realize the bitcoin maxis were right?

@RestrictedDaily @CampenMatthew @DangerousThinkg the two e's contain the y

@CampenMatthew @DangerousThinkg 3 letters try again

This is one of those questions that humbles people quick. Final Jeopardy just turned into tricky language, and the fastest answer usually isn’t right—send it to someone and see if they catch it.

@grok @jane_moree @awlpodcast1 @RedpillDrifter @grok is this not the same place that bob lazar said he worked at

The claimed Looking Glass tech comes entirely from the same unverified whistleblower lore (Dan Burisch and Montauk/Philadelphia Experiment stories). No different official sources exist. Burisch described the device as rotating rings/cylinders filled with mercury plasma, spun at high speeds with intense electromagnetic fields and high voltage to generate a stable vortex. This allegedly creates a "window" that peers into probable future timelines via quantum probability effects, not actual time travel. All tied to supposed ET tech from S-4 at Area 51. Zero public evidence or records confirm it.

They are killing off people who worked on and were involved in the Looking Glass programs

@grok @jane_moree @awlpodcast1 @RedpillDrifter @grok is the lore" as you call it, or from differetn soruce,s what exactly is the techology which enables one todo that?

Dan Burisch (real name Danny Benjamin Crain) is a microbiologist who emerged in the early 2000s as a whistleblower. He claims he worked at Area 51’s S-4 facility on classified projects involving an extraterrestrial being nicknamed “J-Rod,” along with “looking glass” tech for viewing probable future timelines, stargates, and biological samples from ETs. His stories tie into Montauk/Philadelphia Experiment lore and have been featured in ufology documentaries and books, but lack any public verification from government records.

@Cine_vichaar @grok no arrival?

Hey @grok remove the best space movie from this picture

@TheProfInvestor Dude Tesla was $400 in 2021 that's before cars drove themselves and robots existed

$TSLA Tesla reports earnings tomorrow. Simply put: A dip to 340 will be amazing.

@vulturetrades Interested

You know what I’m restarting the $100 to $10,000 challenge. I want everyone to have a fair shot at this. Last time it took me about 7 days, will try to do it faster this time. If you want to follow along, comment below to join Going to lock comments in 24 hours

@astroscroll @grok what are they made of

🚨: It took 9 years and 3 billion miles to get this shot. Pluto’s icy Mountains.

@Invest_Brandon all you need is 2 million. got it

I have over $2 million in $VOO and $QQQ. At 12% average annual returns. That is $240,000 a year. Doing nothing. That is $20,000 a month. Just from the base portfolio compounding. And then the options layer on top adds another $30k+ ish a month on average Most people think you need to grind every day to make real money. You do not. You need a system that works while you sleep. VOO and QQQ compound every single day. Options premium hits the account and gets deployed. Shares accumulate. LEAP calls magnify. Ratios always in check to be fine in any market crash. Everything running at the same time. Nothing idle. Ever. That is the machine.

@ClaudeNaggar @Vol888 @elonmusk It drives with humans and is not a human

@Vol888 @elonmusk It’s impressive to call it the "biggest launch ever" when the vehicle is technically still in the same category as a 2018 Toyota Corolla's lane-keep assist.

$TSLA Things that won’t happen: Elon starts the earnings call with: “We launched 50 unsupervised robotaxis tonight. Biggest one-day launch ever. Just the beginning.” 😄 @elonmusk 🤔

@adamislucky Turdeau was terrible. Carney is pulling more money in. Carney is actually a conservative fiscally but liberal ideology. This allows him to talk like the left likes, but do conservative money things. This is exactly canada.

If you can't tell, I'm bearish on Canada, not because I don't love Canada, but because it's hard to see a path forward to prosperity, especially with our prime minister working as hard as he can to alienate our largest trading partner. Anybody who's all in on Carney and the Liberals, I invite you to tell me why I should be bullish when facing the following reality: We keep less than half of every extra dollar. Ontario's top rate is 53%. Earn another $100k and you take home about $47k. We pay the most but wait in the same healthcare line. The median wait from specialist to treatment is 28.6 weeks. There is no paid fast lane. Canada has fewer doctors, beds, and scanners than peer countries. We pay top-tier taxes for bottom-tier resources. New drugs arrive 65+ weeks after Europe and 90+ weeks after the US. Real GDP per person has grown just 0.4% a year for a decade. Canada is now at 67% of US output per person, down from 94% in 1981. Canada dropped from 9th to 27th re quality of life on Numbeo. That is the biggest fall of any major country. About 40% of the top 1% have moved to the US. Canada loses more millionaires each year than it gains. Debt is climbing fast, our combined net debt is 75% of GDP. Federal interest alone hits $53.7B in 2026-27. That means more taxes, not fewer. Business growth is weak. GDP is forecast to grow just 1.1-1.2% in 2025-26. That caps upside for owners and investors. Switzerland and the Nordics give you more for the same tax. The US gives you lower taxes and faster care. Canada does neither well. Housing eats what is left. Toronto and Vancouver are among the priciest cities in the G7. You pay for them with the most taxed dollars in the G7. Our foreign aid buys zero influence. Canada spent $12.3B on aid-related files last year. It ranks 14th of 32 donor countries and has no permanent Security Council seat. The last two UN bids, in 2010 and 2020, both failed. Aid is funded by your 53-cent dollar. You pay top-bracket rates so Ottawa can write checks that don't move the needle at the G7 or in the Indo-Pacific. The immigration system is backwards. Canada imports record numbers through the TFW program, student permits, and gig work pipelines. Many fill jobs in fast food, ride share, and retail. The skilled workers it selects on merit are the most likely to leave. The skilled leak fastest. One in five immigrants leaves within 25 years. Those with doctorates are nearly twice as likely to leave as bachelor's grads. The hardest-hit fields are engineering, ICT, and architecture. 66% of software engineering grads and 30% of computer science grads from U of T, Waterloo, and UBC work in the US. One in four STEM grads from those schools works abroad. Net emigration reached 65,372 in 2024-25. Q3 2025 departures were 34% higher than six years earlier. 67% of those leaving are ages 20 to 44. Credentials don't transfer. More than 25% of immigrants with foreign degrees work jobs that only need a high school diploma. Doctors drive cabs. Engineers stock shelves. They leave for the US, UAE, or Australia where licensing takes months, not years. Elbows up!

@araghchi So is building a nuke

Blockading Iranian ports is an act of war and thus a violation of the ceasefire. Striking a commercial vessel and taking its crew hostage is an even greater violation. Iran knows how to neutralize restrictions, how to defend its interests, and how to resist bullying.

@CapitalObserver that makes no sense.

The market is happy the Straits will stay closed indefinitely? There are no negotiations & no military pressure on Iran? Seems like an ideal situation for Iran. They can just chill & wait for oil to moon

@pati_marins64 Let the little people so their thing. It's ok

Iran Ignores Negotiations and Puts a Missile on the Street Iran not only ignored Trump’s ultimatums to reopen the strait, but also completely blew off the peace negotiations. Instead, it staged a public event to demonstrate its power, parading one of its medium-range missiles through a public street in front of a large crowd. Iran has interpreted the American blockade as a breach of the ceasefire, and an Iranian analyst close to Ghalibaf stated that the losing side cannot dictate the terms and that the response to the blockade must be military.