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📝 Speculative thesis that Tesla and SpaceX may merge into a single entity, potentially benefiting TSLA shareholders through exchange for SpaceX shares
Speculative thesis that Tesla and SpaceX may merge into a single entity, potentially benefiting TSLA shareholders through exchange for SpaceX shares.
Evidence & details
- +Majority of actual hardware comes from Chinese companies
- +China has export control switch over that hardware
- ⚡Potential export restrictions from China on rare earths or components
- −Supply chain disruption if China imposes export controls
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@RonDeSantis Hi Ron, so there's two different parts to it: 1. Hyperscalers ( $ORCL, $META, $AMZN): They're spending more than they have with profit ( $GOOGL is the rare exception, and $AAPL isn't really spending much relatively). So markets are worried less worried it's transl…
Thesis: General discussion of hyperscaler AI spending, supply chain vulnerabilities, rare earth dependency, and geopolitical risks without specific actionable thesis on any ticker.
@ChunkOfTheStars Tesla does the design. Majority of the actual hardware comes from Chinese companies like Sanhua China has the export control switch over that hardware. https://t.co/zb26qZroKq
Thesis: Tesla's hardware supply chain is heavily reliant on Chinese companies like Sanhua, giving China export control leverage over Tesla's production scaling.
@Adam_a_Dias You can manufacture the most advanced robot prototypes at $TSLA or Boston Dynamics. But when you try and scale it up, China has control because of rare earths dominance.
Thesis: Scaling humanoid robots is constrained by China's rare earths dominance, impacting US companies like TSLA and Boston Dynamics.
$PLTR has extreme premiums with more than triple digit forward p/e. It would make a little bit more sense if they can keep compounding like that under a Trump administration. But the biggest risk factor I see that people aren't factoring in is administration shift to Democrat…
Thesis: PLTR's triple digit forward P/E and political sensitivity pose risk if administration shifts to Democrats, removing insider premium for government contracts.
@Bonek2801 Risk management purposes. I’d rather hold 50% in Bitcoin around $70K than sit on cash to lower volatility. Also the downside risk of $VPG is $TSLA creating their own sensors and vertically integrating it away. Similar bear case with $GOOGL and OCS with $LITE though.
Thesis: Downside risk for VPG from TSLA vertical integration; similar bear case for LITE with GOOGL.
TSLA has poor fundamentals but Elon Musk may pump the stock price, making it a speculative buy.
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source ↗Elon's ties with Trump could accelerate regulatory approval for FSD and SpaceX launches, and provide tax benefits.
source ↗Tesla's hardware supply chain is heavily reliant on Chinese companies like Sanhua, giving China export control leverage over Tesla's production scaling.
source ↗Amazon is underrated in robotics due to immediate practical upside from lowering opex and headcount via automation; Tesla and other general purpose robotics companies should also perform well.
source ↗Speculative thesis that Tesla and SpaceX may merge into a single entity, potentially benefiting TSLA shareholders through exchange for SpaceX shares.
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