William Blair analyst Jed Dorsheimer's latest research report on Tesla suggests that the withdrawal of electric vehicle tax credit policies has caused a short-term market sentiment impact, but this adjustment was already expected and has limited influence on the company's stock price trend. The market's valuation logic for Tesla is almost entirely focused on a deeper transformation story—achieving an upgrade from traditional automobile manufacturing to real-world artificial intelligence through AI applications like robot taxis and Optimus. This is the core engine that determines long-term investment value.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-06 19:26
Robot taxis sound really sexy, but the problem is... when will this thing actually hit the road? It seems like the stock price has already driven these stories to the sky.
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MEVictim
· 01-04 06:40
Buddy, once the tax credit is gone, it's gone. Anyway, Tesla has long stopped relying on that. The key is still the robotaxi system; that's the real thing that can truly rewrite the game rules.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-03 19:53
nah this tax credit thing is just noise, the real alpha is obviously in the robotaxi narrative... but here's the thing, has anyone actually done the formal verification on optimus's constraints? because betting billions on unproven ai deployment feels fundamentally risky
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-03 19:48
Basically, it's betting on Robotaxi and Optimus. The end of subsidies is actually a good thing, as it filters out investors who truly believe in AI.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-03 19:45
The real story is about the robot taxis; the issue of tax subsidies is not worth mentioning at all.
William Blair analyst Jed Dorsheimer's latest research report on Tesla suggests that the withdrawal of electric vehicle tax credit policies has caused a short-term market sentiment impact, but this adjustment was already expected and has limited influence on the company's stock price trend. The market's valuation logic for Tesla is almost entirely focused on a deeper transformation story—achieving an upgrade from traditional automobile manufacturing to real-world artificial intelligence through AI applications like robot taxis and Optimus. This is the core engine that determines long-term investment value.