TSLA bullish call by Randy Kirk

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“Yes, Tesla's currently undervalued, but at the same token, SpaceX is currently undervalued.”

Thesis at the time

Bullish

The hosts believe Tesla is currently undervalued and see multiple upcoming catalysts—the Semi truck event, an anticipated Optimus event, strong Q3 delivery numbers, and SpaceX's Starship-driven data center opportunity—as reasons the stock could move higher. They also discuss a potential SpaceX-Tesla merger of equals, arguing Elon Musk will ultimately decide relative valuations and that current prices for both companies are roughly fair.

Key arguments

Tesla is currently undervalued relative to its opportunities
Upcoming catalysts: Semi event, Optimus event, robotaxi expansion
Strong Q3 delivery trends (low inventory, high demand) support the stock
SpaceX's data center/Starship economics could indirectly benefit Tesla shareholders given merger speculation
Elon Musk controls both boards and will ultimately drive the SpaceX-Tesla merger valuation decision

Counter-arguments acknowledged

Retail investors have reportedly been moving out of Tesla stock recently
Market may not be crediting Tesla/SpaceX with future gigawatt-scale data center revenue potential
Uncertainty and nervousness among investors about how a SpaceX-Tesla merger would be structured

Hedges and caveats (from the video)

Discussion relies on third-party analyst calculations (Bank of America, Wood McKenzie, Futurum, BNP Paribas) with varying cost estimates
Comparisons to Starlink success are historical analogies, not guarantees of future performance
SpaceX is a private company; direct investment exposure is through Tesla stock
Cost projections depend on achieving rapid reusability milestones not yet fully demonstrated
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