$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Long-term strategyThe current trend zone is Bearish and Investment position suitable for the trend zone is Sell and Observe.The trend within a Bearish zone is divided into a 'Downtrend' in the downward direction and a 'Rebound Trend' in the upward direction. In the Downtrend, there is a strong downward flow with occasional upward movements, while in the Rebound Trend, there is a fluctuating flow involving limited or temporary upward movements and downward fluctuations. Investing in this zone is associated with low expected returns and a higher risk of decline.In a Bearish zone, there is potential for strong selling pressure to persist, resulting in a pronounced downward trend and a relatively weak upward rebound trend. When co

Overview: Elon Musk’s recent redirection of AI chips from Tesla to his other ventures, X Corp and xAI Corp, has raised questions about Tesla's procurement plans and AI development efforts. This report delves into the impact of these actions on Tesla's $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  stock and evaluates whether it remains a viable investment option amidst these developments. Tech Sector: Chip Diversion Impact Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla redirected 12,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs to his other companies, citing the lack of immediate use for them within Tesla. This move has created uncertainty around Tesla's AI strategy, with conflicting reports from Nvidia about Tesla’s bookings. Despite Musk's claims that Tesla will have around 85,000 active H100s by yea

Elon Musk. The name evokes images of rockets piercing the stratosphere, electric cars disrupting a century-old industry, and tunnels boring beneath Los Angeles like an over-caffeinated mole. But for investors, the question remains: is Musk a visionary leading us to a Martian utopia, or a charismatic showman peddling dreams that fizzle faster than a Tesla battery in the Arctic? Disrupting the Status Quo Let's delve into the man behind the hype. Musk undeniably possesses an uncanny knack for disrupting established markets. SpaceX rockets are reusable, a feat that traditional aerospace companies scoffed at for decades. Tesla's dominance in the electric vehicle market is undeniable, even if their self-driving antics sometimes resemble a bumper car rally gone rogue. There's also Neuralink, fidd