I am also watching Terafab and energy growth. TSMC confirming discussions is encouraging, but without a formal agreement, tangible benefits remain uncertain. The battery milestone is promising, though profitability is what matters.
Ultimately, October 21 earnings matter most to me. I remain bullish on Tesla’s long-term AI, robotics and energy opportunities, but I prefer patience, disciplined risk management and real business progress over event-driven excitement. 🐂 For now, I will stick to my plan rather than chase short-term volatility.
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