Tesla, Inc. is rated as a hold despite a 27% price correction, due to ongoing high capital expenditures signaling a multi-year growth phase and near-term cash flow challenges. Meanwhile, SpaceX is recommended as a starter buy before Q2, offering unique exposure to autonomy and AI, supported by a strong growth narrative and low institutional ownership. Tesla faces financial pressure from heavy spending and operational issues, while SpaceX's valuation depends on reaching $39 billion in revenue by 2026 and maintaining its innovation edge. The analyst highlights SpaceX's scarcity and leadership in AI and computing as key factors for its future potential despite high valuation multiples.
Tesla announced it has built its 10 millionth electric vehicle, marking a major milestone toward CEO Elon Musk's goal of producing 20 million vehicles by 2035. This achievement fulfills half of the production target tied to Musk's $1 trillion pay pac...
Virtuix Holdings has sold its Omni One Enterprise system to Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot division, marking its first major enterprise sale beyond consumer gaming. The Omni One's omni-directional treadmill enables real-time human movement translatio...
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has restricted imports of foreign-made humanoid robots citing cybersecurity risks, escalating tensions with China. China's commerce ministry condemned the move, calling it damaging to US-China trade rela...
India's Gen Z protests highlighted Instagram's growing political influence, with Prime Minister Modi posting a selfie video that garnered nearly 400 million views. Meta dominates India's social media landscape with WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook b...
Tesla's stock fell 18% last week, marking its steepest weekly decline since 2022. Investors reacted negatively to CEO Elon Musk's plans to invest heavily in robotaxi technology and artificial intelligence, raising doubts about near-term profitability...
