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The Disruptor of The $4T a Year Auto Sector Has Just Begun: A Short Summary of My Tesla Conviction
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0:00 Introduction
0:20 Stock price is insanely low
0:40 Simple analysis of the Tesla cash machine
8:20 Why my "simple analysis" is way too conservative
10:58 Why I did not like Tesla for a long time
12:10 Why my early rejection to Tesla is a good sign a revolution is brewing
14:58 No More Gas Stations
16:10 10x cheaper per mile - A look at the math
17:20 Peter Thiel and Zero-to-one philosophy
19:55 The Million Mile car
21:30 Tesla is a student of disruption
24:35 Elon Musk is a software guy
27:17 How many moving parts: 10-100x fewer
28:39 Tesla + Solar: early days (SolarCity), inevitability of solar energy
33:44 Charger theory
37:08 Car performance will attract "sports car" folks
39:00 One single car for the world; The Iphone Company / The Model Y Company? (analogy)
40:20 Looks may be polarizing, but people still buy Minivans (humor)
41:00 Governments just love giving incentives to electric car companies!
41:50 Tesla: The Brand of Gen Z / Millenials
45:45 Insurance + Entertainment
48:00 Competition and China: Teslas are consumer electronic items
51:00 The Competition will come from Chinese EVs
53:29 My chief concern for Legacy Auto: their balance sheets
59:29 Key Risks
1:04 Like and subscribe, thanks!
In this video, I provide a short summary of my conviction in Tesla. In this analysis, I most likely forget a lot, but I try to give a general idea of where this company is headed and its disruption potential. I have not always been a Tesla bull, but I explain why I changed my mind about 3 years ago. The company is way too cheap. I first begin by looking briefly at the financials, and then explain my conviction by addressing key questions on the Tesla thesis. I have spent probably 1000 hours studying Tesla -- the company is fascinating -- and is redefining the way business is done. Tesla, in my view, is the ultimate embodiment of what it means to be a "Zero-to-one" company. Converging exponentials are turning this company into a black hole capable of absorbing much of the auto sector, in my humble opinion. I conclude the video with some risks. I really enjoyed recording this!
0:20 Stock price is insanely low
0:40 Simple analysis of the Tesla cash machine
8:20 Why my "simple analysis" is way too conservative
10:58 Why I did not like Tesla for a long time
12:10 Why my early rejection to Tesla is a good sign a revolution is brewing
14:58 No More Gas Stations
16:10 10x cheaper per mile - A look at the math
17:20 Peter Thiel and Zero-to-one philosophy
19:55 The Million Mile car
21:30 Tesla is a student of disruption
24:35 Elon Musk is a software guy
27:17 How many moving parts: 10-100x fewer
28:39 Tesla + Solar: early days (SolarCity), inevitability of solar energy
33:44 Charger theory
37:08 Car performance will attract "sports car" folks
39:00 One single car for the world; The Iphone Company / The Model Y Company? (analogy)
40:20 Looks may be polarizing, but people still buy Minivans (humor)
41:00 Governments just love giving incentives to electric car companies!
41:50 Tesla: The Brand of Gen Z / Millenials
45:45 Insurance + Entertainment
48:00 Competition and China: Teslas are consumer electronic items
51:00 The Competition will come from Chinese EVs
53:29 My chief concern for Legacy Auto: their balance sheets
59:29 Key Risks
1:04 Like and subscribe, thanks!
In this video, I provide a short summary of my conviction in Tesla. In this analysis, I most likely forget a lot, but I try to give a general idea of where this company is headed and its disruption potential. I have not always been a Tesla bull, but I explain why I changed my mind about 3 years ago. The company is way too cheap. I first begin by looking briefly at the financials, and then explain my conviction by addressing key questions on the Tesla thesis. I have spent probably 1000 hours studying Tesla -- the company is fascinating -- and is redefining the way business is done. Tesla, in my view, is the ultimate embodiment of what it means to be a "Zero-to-one" company. Converging exponentials are turning this company into a black hole capable of absorbing much of the auto sector, in my humble opinion. I conclude the video with some risks. I really enjoyed recording this!
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