Peter Shi

Love your content, but really do not like you aggressive tone in this post. Time will tell if you are right or not soon, very soon. If you are truly confident you are right, just chill. I had been very confident about a couple things in my life that I thought I was absolutely right and turned out that I was wrong. So the lesson I learned is to respect people with different opinions and please do not call other people retarded, it may hit you back hard, very hard.

Dear Tesla Community, I regret to inform you that those of you who made the ill-advised error of doubting me are now subject to the largest humiliation campaign in Internet History. As of today, March 31st 2026, the global geofence for Cybercab (without steering wheel and pedals) is the below geofence. This means that Tesla's entire global demand for Cybercab (without steering wheel and pedals) is literally confined the below area, which is at an absolute maximum 500 Cybercabs in total. As you may be aware, but probably not because some of you are extremely retarded, Tesla is aiming for the Cybercab line to be at very high volume - to the point where the maximum throughput of the line will be more than the rest of the company's capacity combined. This implies at least 2,000,000 Cybercabs (without steering wheel and pedals) per year. Using this math, it means that Tesla can produce enough Cybercabs (without steering wheel and pedals) in about 2 hours to cover this entire map. Once Tesla enters mass production of Cybercab (without steering wheel and pedals) starting tomorrow (April) - if we assume a relatively conservative S curve ramp - Tesla will have enough units produced for this entire geofence by the end of May. As you might be able to see (I highly doubt that because some of you are extremely retarded), once Tesla reaches May production rates for Cybercab, without a gigantic breakthrough in geofence expansion, Tesla will be sitting on massive capacity of Cybercab (without steering wheel and pedals). This means that Tesla will have spent billions of dollars on a production line (plus materials) while a) they are looking to ramp Optimus robot b) they are looking to ramp Terafab and c) they are looking to ramp compute. As you might be able to see (which again I highly doubt because some of you are extremely retarded) this is a very bad spot for the company. Which is why, it is absolutely inevitable, as I have repeated for multiple years, even though some of you have literally attacked me for being far smarter than you, that Tesla will have no choice but to sell a Cybercab OR a Cybercab-like vehicle with steering wheel and pedals so that the Cybercab line is not sitting idle as unsupervised Robotaxi is rolled out. As I have argued for multiple years, the alignment of demand and supply for a vehicle without steering wheel and pedals is extremely difficult, because of a) technology progression and b) regulatory approval, ESPECIALLY if your production capacity is designed to be in the millions of units per year. And even though I tried multiple times to give many of you countless chances to recognize that I am indeed correct, and some of you are indeed very wrong and very retarded, instead, you chose to make fun of me and "humiliate me" in front of the world. But it is now obvious that it is me, the one who has been warning against the world against the insane retardation of some of you retards, that it is me who will ultimately be correct. I tried so many times. But some of you didn't want to hear it. And now, it is my turn. I hope you can sleep well tonight.

Dan, if you want your input to be taken seriously, I suggest doing a thorough fact-check before posting. I reviewed the file from your link and found that Tesla has reported 7 total Robotaxi incidents, only one of which occurred in Austin. The others were in California—including two from May 2025, which predates the official Robotaxi launch there.

A quarter of Tesla's "robotaxis" have crashed in Austin! Tesla only has 31 "robotaxis" there, and all of them are being supervised by a Tesla employee in the front seat. Even under human supervsion, the 31 cars crashed eight times in just five months. Unlike the real robotaxi companies, Tesla redacts the details of what happened when its defective self-driving software causes the car to crash. Tesla is orders of magnitude away from safe unsupervised full self-driving.

@SawyerMerritt I have been wishing FSD do forward parking to one car garage for a long time. This is a big deal.

For a while I've thought that FSD V14 wasn't going to blow my mind cuz FSD V13 has performed so well for me. I was wrong, very wrong. FSD V14 is blowing my mind right now. For the first time ever, I can select my home as the destination and the car parks itself when I arrive. FSD V14.1 automatically finds a parking spot and parks perfectly. No longer do you have to take over once you arrive at your destination. Also, when you start your trip, FSD now starts MUCH faster than before, like immediately. I love it. The best part? FSD V14.1 remembers your preferences for arrival options and your preferred parking positions for each destination. I can't wait to test some more later today.

@elonmusk 😅

@SawyerMerritt @Tesla @robotaxi I was looking for the same thing all this morning. I bet they can not take this humor. 🤣

@Tesla @robotaxi I haven't seen a single mainstream media article with it yet 😂

So … y’all think the media will show our updated @robotaxi geofence in their reporting or no

@rdd147 @jcubhilton Dan Ive did send an analyst to ride with @herbertong. But you should not believe everything CNBC says.

@jcubhilton Related to a matter we’re working on. Need some evidence

oh no, the legacy media is writing negative articles about Tesla Robotaxi who could have seen this coming?

@billyuchenlin Interesting, i copied and pasted your question to Grok 3 and it told me that it is a prime number.

"Is 112345679 a prime number?" My friend asked me to test this on Grok 3 reasoning this morning. Unsurprisingly, Grok nailed it with sharp reasoning -- not a prime number as it’s 89 × 1262311! Btw, neither o1 nor o3-mini-high can answer it correctly. 🔗 Links below - Grok-3 thinking mode: x.com/i/grok/share/t… - o1: chatgpt.com/share/67b8c99b… - o3-mini: chatgpt.com/share/67b8c9a9…

@TheSonOfWalkley 1m per person? Does not sound correct.

BREAKING: ELON MUSK SAYS — 60,000 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES WHO LEFT WILL “SAVE” $60 BILLION 👀 $SPY Insane cost-cutting !

@elonmusk Grok provided more accurate information comparing to ChatGPT, I used both for comparison but found myself use Grok more recently.

Feedback is welcome

@arny_trezzi @PalantirBullets Nice. Congrats!

$PLTR IS MY FIRST 10 BAGGER ❤️❤️❤️ I've been dreaming for 10y years for this moment. Thank you for sharing this journey!

@iamtomnash Nice Job Tom. Learned a lot from you!

Back in 2022 people were laughing at my portfolio structure: 40% SP500, 40% $PLTR and 20% $TSLA. 2 years later (From Jan 1, 2023 to today) S&P 500: +57.6% Tesla (TSLA): +284% Palantir (PLTR): +1,092% Tom's Portfolio: +516.6% Thanks for laughing.

@amitisinvesting Great info. Read everyday. Thank you for sharing!

A TON OF THINGS HAPPENED TODAY IN THE STOCK MARKET. Here's a full recap: 1. $HOOD Robinhood had their first investor day as a public company. They released their November monthly metrics today which included adding 400,000 new funded accounts, almost 4x their monthly average. They recorded $145 billion in equity trading volume, the highest in three years, and has 150 million option contracts traded. Additionally, crypto trading volume was $30 billion in November, doubling the $15 billion seen last quarter. Margin balances also reached $6.5 billion and November was their second consecutive month with net deposits exceeding $5 billion. During their first investor day, CEO Vlad Tenev announced that they will be hosting 3 events in 2025, including a crypto dedicated event in France. They also announced expansion plans into Southeast Asia, starting with Singapore. The stock closed above $40 for the first time in over 3 years. 2. $PLTR CTO Shyam Sankar is being rumored to be considered for the Pentagon's top research and engineering job. This position holds significant sway over what new technologies are pursued and developed by the Department of Defense. 3. $BTC Bitcoin hit $100,000, $101,000, $102,000, $103,000 and $104,0000. 4. New updates today shared by OpenAI: ChatGPT has 300 million weekly active users, with 1 billion user messages sent daily. Additionally, 1.3 million developers have built on OpenAI's platform in the United States. One month ago, the company had 250M weekly active users. Investors saw the news positively as the broader AI build out seems to be having a meaningful impact on one of the largest and most valuable ($157B) startups in OpenAI. 5. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addressed various topics, stating, "The state of financial literacy in Congress is mixed," and emphasizing fiscal concerns with, "U.S. debt is on an unsustainable path." He clarified roles, noting, "The Treasury Department has responsibility for the dollar value." Insights from the Beige Book included, "Employment levels are 'flat or up only slightly,'" "Prices in the U.S. rose only at a modest pace," and "U.S. growth expectations rose 'moderately.'" Powell expressed a cautious approach to monetary policy, saying, "We can afford to be cautious as we try to find neutral," and acknowledged progress on inflation with, "We are not quite there on inflation but still making progress." On relationships and economic stability, he remarked, "We fully expect we'll maintain institutional relationships" and reassured with, "The U.S. economy is in remarkably good shape right now." Finally, he affirmed the Federal Reserve's autonomy, stating, "There is very broad support for Fed independence on Capitol Hill," and, "Independence gives us the ability to make the best decisions." 6. $COST Costco showed strong sales growth for the retail month of November 2024, with net sales increasing 5.6% to $21.87 billion. For the first quarter ending November 24, 2024, net sales rose 7.5% to $60.99 billion, and year-to-date sales increased 7.2% to $66.52 billion. Comparable sales grew across all segments, with the U.S., Canada, and international markets showing steady growth. E-commerce sales, however, declined by 3.1% for the four-week period, though they posted double-digit growth for the quarter. Adjusted for gasoline prices and foreign exchange impacts, total company comparable sales grew 4.9% for the month and 7.1% for the quarter. E-commerce sales in November were affected by a 15 percentage point decline due to the Thanksgiving holiday and Cyber Monday occurring a week later this year. 7. Meta Platforms $META has announced a $10 billion investment to build an AI-focused data center in Louisiana, which will be its largest data center in the world. The facility will play a key role in supporting Meta's growing AI initiatives and infrastructure. This investment highlights the company’s commitment to advancing its technology while boosting the local economy and creating jobs in the region. It’s a major step in Meta’s long-term strategy to expand its AI capabilities. $META hit an all time high today of $617.78 and closed at $612.75. 8. 30-year fixed mortgage rates fell from 6.86% to 6.69% in the USA. While mortgage rates are still high, Americans bought 2% more houses than were expected to buy in October. 9. $CRM Salesforce was up 11% today after a beat on revenue but miss on EPS in their Q3 earnings. JP Morgan, with a $380 PT, on the earnings: "Agentforce commentary exceeded even bullish expectations. CRM delivered across metrics like cRPO, margins, and cash flow, with no signs of problematic demand or deal slippage. With Agentforce reinvigorating the narrative and adding to the pipeline, investors should look forward to a strong Q4 and FY26 growth reacceleration." Wedbush, with a $425 PT, on the earnings: "We remain bullish on Salesforce after another strong quarter. Agentforce is a game changer, with 200 deals in its first week and an impressive pipeline. With AI-led initiatives and operating margin expansion (guidance of 32.9%), CRM remains well-positioned for durable growth." 10. $NVDA Nvidia was up 3.48% today, now up 10% from their lows last week. While the move could have been a technical breakout, investors may be excited around OpenAI's progress along with Meta's new investments into data centers. The biggest fear for investors have been the cyclicality of Nvidia's business but as more progress is made on AI, particularly around data center buildout and software use cases, investors seem to feel that Nvidia's next generation chips will only get better and be more in demand in order to continue bringing AI workflows, agents, and robotics to life. News also came today that $NVDA is working with $TSM to expedite the next-gen Rubin platform (Blackwell successor) 6 months ahead of schedule, which would be during the end of 2025 vs. the original 2026 projection. 11. Netflix $NFLX has surpassed 10 million subscribers in Japan, achieving a twofold increase over the past four years. This growth is fueled by the popularity of Japanese-language hits like Tokyo Swindlers and The Queen of Villains. Japan now ranks as Netflix's third-largest market for non-English content, following Korean and Spanish-speaking audiences. 12. Jeff Bezos today said: “I’m very optimistic that President Trump is serious about this regulatory agenda and I think he has a chance of succeeding. He is calmer than he was the first time, he’s more confident and settled.” WALL STREET IS THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.

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@wolfofx @elonmusk open ai ceo

The Raptor engine is a reusable methane-oxygen staged-combustion engine that powers the Starship system and has twice the thrust of the Falcon 9 Merlin engine. Starship is the fully reusable spacecraft and second stage of the Starship system, which also includes a huge first-stage booster called Super Heavy. Starship will be powered by six engines, three Raptor engines, and three Raptor Vacuum (RVac) engines, which are designed for use in the vacuum of space. Super Heavy will be powered by 33 Raptor engines, with 13 in the center and the remaining 20 around the perimeter of the booster’s aft end. The 33-engine static fire test of Super Heavy was planned for today, Feb. 9, 2023, but it was aborted due to a technical issue. SpaceX aims to fire up all 33 Raptor engines on the giant first-stage booster of its Starship vehicle for the first time ever, according to media reports. The 33 Raptor engines on Super Heavy will provide a total thrust of about 7,590 tons-force (16.7 million pounds-force), making it the most powerful rocket ever built. The Raptor engines use sub-cooled liquid methane (CH4) and liquid oxygen (LOX) as propellants, which are more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional rocket fuels. The Raptor engines also have a high specific impulse, which means they can produce more thrust per unit of propellant. The Raptor engines are key to SpaceX's vision of making humanity a multiplanetary species, as they will enable Starship to carry up to 100 people and 150 tons of cargo to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars and beyond. Starship will also be capable of point-to-point transport on Earth, enabling travel to anywhere in the world in one hour or less. SpaceX is gearing up for the first-ever Starship orbital test flight, which will involve the Booster7 Super Heavy prototype and an upper-stage variant called Ship24. Those preparations include static fires with both craft, in which their engines are briefly ignited while the vehicles remained anchored to the ground.

For the first time, there is a rocket that can make all life multiplanetary. A fork in the road of human destiny.

@ArkkDaily Pity

Cathie Wood & Ark Invest's trade activity from today 11/2