Chris Camillo on X
@bigpoppad66 i’ve invested in a bunch and would love nothing more than to lever into $TSLA on real optimus traction, meaning capabilities of the hardware, that i have yet to see or hear about from my network
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Chris Camillo on X
@RajDuncan @topazbenj @tslaming @Jason i have my channels on intel and when i’m convinced ill go all in on $TSLA. i sincerely want every company in the sector to succeed as its a net positive for humanity.
Chris Camillo on X
@topazbenj @RajDuncan @tslaming That is factually wrong and not how I invest. One of my top future opportunities is a levered long $TSLA trade the second I identify meaningful positive traction in Optimus. important not to become emotionally attached to stocks or your any thesis
Chris Camillo on X
@Quantum8AI maybe, maybe not but i’ve already made year after year of unreal gains in AI stocks as opposed to having money parked in $TSLA so even if it plays out that way i’m ok with the trade off
Chris Camillo on X
Been getting the same pushback on my $TSLA cybercab take for yrs: “you just don’t get it.” Meanwhile, the opportunity cost of parking capital in $TSLA during this period of stratospheric returns across AI winners would have been catastrophic. If robotaxi starts showing signs of being 5x bigger than I’m modeling, or when optimus materializes, I’ll happily lean into the trade late. Until then, I’m continue to allocate capital where I have better visibility into what I can actually observe vs. speculative scenarios that are years out. no hate to the tesla fanboys. your win if it happens won’t be my loss
SG on X
@rossiadam never thought of $TSLA FSD from the perspective of the elderly. Probably a great solution as FSD gets better but this has to be the worst demographic in terms of reaction time to grab the wheel if something goes wrong.
Chris Camillo on X
@topazbenj he saw a video. if u been following me u know id love nothing more than to go all in on $TSLA with real optimus intel. believe me im on it
Adam D. Wyden on X
Looks like Benchmark / StoneX agrees with our analysis. Not $VVV. Our SOTP on 2027 numbers gets us to nearly 40.00. Too cheap. $DRVN https://t.co/cA9wdjgNE1
Lee Roach on X
Me buying $HOG at $18 because Wall Street said it was going to zero. https://t.co/nGdqlBiwY2
NIO: Shrinking Losses, Industry-Leading Margins And An Undervalued Price Tag
NIO beat Q2 expectations as delivery growth and higher ES8 and ES9 vehicle margins narrowed losses. Its shares trade at 0.35 times revenue.
The Asian Investor 3 clicksA Capital on X
This $APTV underperformance is interesting. 🤨 https://t.co/DHfLEh6lkf
Colin King on X
$APTV This RemainCo looks cheap, but ugly looking chart... https://t.co/GTJKSyt0ew
Adam D. Wyden on X
$DRVN.. The Company is likely trading at 6x EBIT(DA) and ~14 pct FCF yield and ~20 pct on maintenance in 2027. 8 mm shares are short and the de facto float is 32 mm (backing out large long term owners).. Can basically buyback the entire float with one year of FCF. Not $VVV
Top 8 Rebound Stocks for Sep’26
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Cleveland-Cliffs: 2027 Could Be A Very Big Year
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The Bullionaire 1 clickA Capital on X
Why isn’t $APTV extremely good (5:1x) R/R here? Post-spin, post-guide cut, stock @ $44.76 and sentiment completely washed… https://t.co/iTmXeDEoCA
Aurora Innovation: Built To Win With Less Than 1% Of The Market
Aurora Innovation targets 200 driverless trucks by Q4 2026 and FCF breakeven in 2028; 0.6% of US combination trucks by 2030 supports 20%…
Andras Tory Lee Roach on X
@steven_finch Pretty much everything I own has revenues declining. People pissed and moaned when I bought $HOG because it was "dying"
KEDM.com on X
Voss Value Fund @CapitalVoss initiated a position in Versigent PLC $VGNT, a recent spin-off of Aptiv $APTV. The Fund said the company is an entrenched global oligopolist in high-complexity automotive wire harnesses, with content in one of every six vehicles built worldwide and nine of the ten largest OEMs as customers. Yet it trades at roughly 5x EV/EBITDA, meaning there’s substantial upside.
Negligible Capital on X
$TSLA ripping after GS raised their Humanoid Robot TAM yesterday to 6.5 million units, or a $138B market opportunity by 2035 The robots are coming https://t.co/hObI1dtvQq
Todd Wenning on X
My comment was tongue in cheek. I and my firm own $CPRT, but I also regularly use self-driving. I agree that more AVs are good for society overall. That said, salvage businesses will never be a zero because there will always be damaged cars that need to be repurposed. I’m optimistic on AVs but the massive impacts are still well out in the future.
A Capital on X
Buy a a temporarily execution-dislocated AI cooling business at $186 before the mediocre automotive business disappears and the RemainCo gets a clean public valuation? $MOD 🤷♂️ https://t.co/oUeZanrue7
Adam D. Wyden on X
@unknowncapital1 Well, no restatement costs/charge for agn… comps for take 5/ new store growth and tailwind from higher pricing and lower input costs in 27… I’m at 550 of ebitda but honestly could be higher if stars align…$drvn
The Verra Sneerer (NASDAQ:VRRM)
Verra Mobility renewed Hertz tolling management for five years. AutoKinex lets rental customers buy tolling, fuel and protection products…
