$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Rising oil and gas prices usually act as a tailwind for TSLA. When fuel gets expensive, the lower cost of travel becomes a stronger selling point. That's one of the cleaner demand drivers for Tesla in the current environment.
It's difficult to take a bearish view on robotics, particularly the actuator, bearings, and actuator components market. The reason is that these components make up over 50% of the total bill-of-materials cost for many humanoid robots. According to Morgan Stanley, the humanoid robotics market is projected to grow 300-fold by 2050. A few names I'm keeping an eye on: $RBC Bearings(RBC)$ The humanoid robotics opportunity could be massive relative to its current revenue base of around $50 million. $Regal Rexnord(RRX)$ Management has characterized the humanoid opportunity as something that, "when it takes off, it's going to take off quick." It trades at a significantly lower valuation than RBC. Harmon