Investments mean nothing. Looks at all the cucks piling into Valeant at $200 - some of the most respected investment firms in the world were piling in like losers. Some even bought more at $100 when even yours truly said they were finished with absolute certainty.
Even beyond the fact that the actions of investment firms are worthless as a guide to anything (Enron is another one the idiots piled into), there are lots of reasons for investing that have nothing to do with Tesla as a viable investment - a backdoor deal to help Tesla's secondary (Tesla is in bed with lots of Wall Street investment firms thanks to the fees for all their offerings and their huge personal loans to Musk secured with Tesla stock), a Chinese firm getting access to Tesla's IP/knowhow, a scatter shot in the electric investment space (for example, Tencent put money into NextEV, a Chinese electric car startup), etc etc
It means nothing. Excited fools get excited though. The shorts get squeezed. Etc. I love Tesla stock.
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Originally Posted by Cuban B
Tesla's aggressive approach to pushing forward the top production driver assist system onto the market rather than slowly doing over the next 10 years the way big auto would have, is forcing big auto to go faster as well. This more aggressive driver assist approach lead by Elon/Tesla will over the next 5-10 years easily safe 1000s of lives.
WTF, dude? The car makers have been throwing money at this for over a decade. GM has technology far, far ahead of Tesla. MobileEye has technology far, far ahead of Tesla. Nissan has 20 cars that have autonomously navigating inner city Japan for over a year. nVidia's multi-camera deep learning processing units are what will finally enable autonomous driving, and they would have exactly the same schedule regardless of whether Tesla existed or not. It's a matter of capability, which depends on the large industry around pushing FLOPS and gaming/big data processing architecture, which has nothing to do with Tesla.
You couldn't be more wrong. Like I said, Tesla is net killing people by removing some of the talent pool from universities, other automakers who are far ahead, component suppliers, etc.
Last edited by ToothSayer; 04-01-2017 at 03:33 PM.