Tesla's New Reality of Lower Profits and a Divisive Elon Musk | Ross Gerber

Ross Gerber, President and CEO at Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, is a long-time Tesla investor. Gerber reacts to Tesla's plunging profits, accelerated timeline for a mass market EV model, a potential autonomous ride-sharing app, and the consequences of what he says is divisive commentary from Elon Musk.
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[@lawLess-fs1qx]

Only 5 years to the Model 2 Robotaxi picking up passengers on the Hyperloop. Get your shares now before they sell out. Clownworld

[@ronit8067]

lol hybrids not being good options is just crazy.

[@BookerT1]

it wasn’t that long ago telsa wasn’t even making a profit

[@didier_777]

If this guy thinks the economics of robotaxi are not as good as selling cars. Each robotaxi can generate in the neighborhood of 55k (40k to account for fuel and maintenance) a year for 4 years. The margin on selling cars is 10-15k per car once. That's 10x the potentially.

[@Christian-fx9ur]

What are the economics of an imaginary vehicle? Zero.

[@didier_777]

@@Christian-fx9ur It's not imaginary, go for a test drive and then tell me how much it sucks. Besides it's not the car it's the software, any modern car right now that can control steering, brake and accelerate can become autonomous as long as it has the cameras required. It's not magic it's science.

[@botanicG]

Ross Gerber has lost credibility given he did not get his meeting with Elon or to be considered for TESLA Board seat ... he has infamously done from being sour to bitter!

[@dirkdiggler9379]

He’s a dbag. To much speech ?? Really