🚗🤖 Tesla With No Driver: The Robotaxi Inflection Point Has Quietly Arrived Is $500 by Year-End a Stretch — or the Market Catching Up? A short video out of Austin may end up being remembered as one of the most important Tesla moments of this decade. Footage showed a Tesla Model Y driving city streets with no one inside — no driver, no safety supervisor. Elon Musk later confirmed Tesla is testing robotaxis operating without human safety drivers. This wasn’t a demo. This wasn’t a closed course. This was real-world urban driving. And that distinction matters. ⸻ 🧠 Why This Moment Is Different From Every “FSD Hype Cycle” Before Tesla has promised autonomy for years — the market knows that. But this time, three things changed: 1️⃣ No Safety Driver = Economic Viability As long as a human sits behi

🌟🌟🌟The future arrived in Austin Texas this past weekend.  On December 14, an X user captured astonishing footage of a Tesla Model Y driving autonomously through city streets with no one at the wheel - literally zero occupants.  The video went viral and Elon Musk confirmed the news: Testing is underway with no occupant in the car.  This marks a massive leap forward in the long promised robotaxi service. This breakthrough has reignited the fiery debate: Is $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  on track to hit the mythical USD 500 per share target by year end? The Robotaxi Catalyst For years, skeptics have pointed to the slow progress of Tesla's Full Self Driving (FSD) as vaporware.  The Austin footage changes

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 📊 My Daily Structure And Technical Read I’m watching $TSLA consolidate at the very top of a powerful advance after printing a new 2025 high at $481.37. This is strength before resolution, not after. Price continues to respect the key Fibonacci band at $469.40 and $474, which remains the critical structural zone to hold for continuation. So far, this area has acted as firm support rather than a failure point. The consolidation range is clearly defined between the mid $460s and the $480 handle. This is constructive compression, not distribution. $TSLA is actively testing the weekly upward trend line f

When I saw the footage of a Tesla Model Y driving through Austin with no one inside, it immediately reinforced my long-term bullish view on Tesla. Elon Musk later confirming that Tesla is already testing robotaxis without human safety drivers tells me this is no longer just a concept or a future promise — it's an execution phase. The market often underestimates how quickly Tesla moves once the technology reaches a usable threshold. From an investment perspective, robotaxi is not just a feature upgrade, it's a business model shift. If Tesla succeeds in deploying autonomous vehicles at scale, it transforms the company from a car manufacturer into a mobility and AI platform. That kind of transition deserves a valuation re-rating, especially when software-driven margins are far higher than tra

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Tesla is like cold and hot. Today happily rising tmr will be sliding down. Good way to train the weak heart. 

This is a real test to break thru $500 by year      end now. If the Robotaxis start to roll out in      few states in US, I am sure that the growth is exponential. Just imagine other countries start to follow suit and growth numbers are XXX       times. Good luck Tesla Manias. 

Yeah, definitely! Everyone is so looking forward it. No doubts dude

For: Robotaxi Moment: Will 2026 Be Tesla’s True Breakout Year? Title: 2026: The Year the Robotaxi War Truly Begins Morgan Stanley's "singularity moment" forecast for 2026 isn't just about technology—it's about economics and scalability. The projected dual-oligopoly of Waymo (safety-first, geofenced) and Tesla (cost-first, scalable) perfectly frames the coming battle. Has the story been priced into Tesla? Partially. The stock has long traded on autonomous potential. However, a successful commercial launch in 2026 would shift the narrative from "potential" to "revenue," justifying a significant re-rating. The market currently values Tesla as a volatile auto/energy company; consistent robotaxi income could solidify it as a high-margin tech platform. Who wins? Tesla vs. Waymo. This isn't a zer

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Buckle up, riders – Morgan Stanley's bombshell 2026 outlook dubs it the "singularity moment" for robotaxis, with 33 U.S. cities unleashing commercial fleets in a dual-oligopoly duel where Tesla's cost-cutting chaos battles Waymo's safety supremacy. This isn't sci-fi fluff; it's a $1 trillion market makeover by 2032, with robotaxi rides slashing to $0.35/mile from $1.50, vaporizing Uber/Lyft's $200B valuations and flipping the ride-hailing realm upside down. Tesla's Cybercab concept (unveiled October) promises $0.20/mile efficiency with no steering wheel, while Waymo's 450K weekly paid rides (up from 100K in September) already dominate driverless domains. But has the market baked in Tesla's robotaxi rapture, or is Waymo's 7x sa

With FSD and Robotaxi, Opmtimus, A15. 2026 will be interesting 

🚨 The King of Bulls Just Blinked: Morgan Stanley Downgrades Tesla Tesla ($TSLA) shares slipped 3.4% on Monday, but the price drop isn't the real story. The real story is who caused it. Morgan Stanley, led by star analyst Adam Jonas—arguably the biggest institutional cheerleader for Tesla’s "AI & Robotics" thesis—has officially downgraded the stock to "Equal Weight" (Hold). For the last two years, Jonas was the one convincing Wall Street that Tesla isn’t a car company, but a tech monopoly. Now, even he is saying the price has sprinted too far ahead of reality. When the captain of the bull team says "take a breather," it’s time for every trader to reassess their position. 1️⃣ The "Priced for Perfection" Trap The core of Morgan Stanley’s downgrade isn't that Tesla is failing; it’s that th

Morgan Stanley calling 2026 the "robotaxi singularity moment" matches what I've been expecting for some time — the autonomous driving curve is finally steepening. As U.S. cities accelerate regulatory approvals and commercial pilots, we're entering the first real monetization phase for autonomy. For me, this is the first time the industry has both technological readiness and enough political momentum to enable scale deployment. In terms of Tesla, I don't think the robotaxi story is fully priced in. The market has been overly focused on margins, short-term delivery softness, and macro noise, while assigning almost zero value to Tesla's autonomy optionality. If FSD V12.x continues to improve and Tesla manages to demonstrate a genuine L4 experience by 2026, then the valuation model changes ent

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Buckle up, investors – Morgan Stanley just flipped the script on Tesla with a rare downgrade from Overweight to Equal Weight, slapping a $425 price target amid "fully reflected" valuations that price in every AI and robotics dream Elon Musk's cooking up. Shares tumbled 3.39% to $218.70 on December 9, 2025, extending YTD gains to a modest 12% while the Nasdaq rips 25% higher – the only Mag7 laggard without new highs this year. Analyst Andrew Percoco's note roasts the hype: FSD and Optimus are baked in at sky-high multiples, leaving little room for error if robotaxi ramps stall or tariffs bite. But with Q4 deliveries eyeing 500K+ and China sales surging 10% in November, is this downgrade a death knell or the ultimate contrarian

In this video we take a look at $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ recent 4% jump after news on Trump’s robotics push and break down the price action using simple technical tools. We cover moving averages, a possible cup and handle setup, and the wash and rinse pattern on the weekly chart to see whether buyers may be taking control again. $TESLA 3xLongSG261006(TSYW.SI)$ $TESLA 3xShortSG280330(RLSW.SI)$ Hit the follow button to stay updated! I post valuable trading and investing insights every week—don’t miss out on being the first to know! This stock was identified based on a signal generated by the TAD System https://bit.ly/tawpro. Disclaimer: This document is not an o

Tesla’s robotaxi narrative is partly priced in, but not fully. The share price already reflects optimism about autonomy, yet the market still discounts execution risk, regulatory delays and Tesla’s inconsistent FSD rollout pace. Until Tesla demonstrates reliable, scalable Level-4 performance in real fleets, the valuation does not fully embed the “software recurring-revenue” model that the robotaxi story implies. For the competitive landscape: Waymo Waymo leads on safety, validation miles and regulatory acceptance. Its systems operate with high consistency in geofenced areas and have already accumulated meaningful commercial mileage. Cities are more willing to approve a player that prioritises conservative decision-making and redundant sensor architectures. Tesla Tesla’s advantage is cost.

Let us come to basics: being from Musk's stable, Tesla is perhaps more of an AI and robotics firm that also sells EVs - so the potential of its robotaxi business is priced in, at least partially if not fully. In the competition between Waymo and Tesla, Waymo currently leads in safety and operational scale, while Tesla has a significant advantage in cost-efficiency, potential for rapid scaling & overall credibility. There may not be a single winner now or in the short run, as the market could support multiple successful players with different strategies. We will have to wait for the long term to identify a clear winner. 

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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  📊 My Daily Structure And Technical Read When the US government signals it is going all in on robotics, there is only one US company positioned to scale humanoids inside factories at national level. That is $TSLA. The response today showed that shift with price printing a new high of the day and week, even while pre market sentiment was bearish. Levels over noise. Buyers defended the $405 to $410 zone twice and converted the failed breakdown into a rising right side of structure. Today’s move into the upper Keltner and Bollinger rails on the 4H and 30m charts confirms expansion. E