The most argued-about stock on the board: deliveries, robotaxis, and the valuation fight.
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Bullishleaning · 2026-08-24
Todd Horwitz bought Tesla and Apple into their sell-offs as oversold trades.
I sold into the Microsoft rally. In the meantime, I bought into the Tesla sell-off, the Apple sell-off, okay?
Kevin Paffrath states Tesla has 1.48m active FSD subscriptions as of Q2 2026, only ~700k paying monthly, about 14% of the 10m milestone in Musk's pay plan.
We're currently at 1.48 million as of the second quarter. 55% of those people bought up front, so only around 700-ish thousand are actually paying on a monthly basis, right?
“If you would normalize and say that gas prices year-over-year were unchanged, I still believe that they would have grown deliveries at 20 percent, which is an acceleration”
“There's been some pent-up demand that has pulled some of that through, and also I just think that consumers are becoming progressively more open to electrification.”
Raoul Pal says Tesla, once dismissed, is being recognized as a networked AI/car/robot/logistics company and the market will price it as such.
Tesla, because nobody believed it was a network company. And sooner or later, everyone's realizing that this is networked AI across networked cars with networked robots, networked logistic chains.