特斯拉大股东1.8亿美元“杀入”英伟达！直言AI才刚刚开始

Group 1 - Leo Koguan, a billionaire and major investor in Tesla, recently purchased 1 million shares of Nvidia, believing that artificial intelligence is not a bubble but just the beginning [1] - Koguan's net worth is approximately $12.8 billion, and he spent about $180 million on the Nvidia shares, which were priced at $180.05 each [1] - Nvidia's stock is currently down 11.5% from its all-time high of $207.04, reflecting market concerns about the sustainability of AI spending [1] Group 2 - Koguan's wealth primarily comes from his Tesla holdings, where he was once the third-largest individual shareholder [2] - Despite previously expressing strong support for Elon Musk, Koguan has reduced his Tesla holdings and is now also investing in U.S. Treasury bonds due to concerns about a potential market crash [2] - Koguan still considers Tesla a leading player in embodied AI and believes its energy business, Cybercab, and Teslabot are undervalued [2] Group 3 - Morgan Stanley analysts estimate Tesla's energy business could be valued at around $140 billion, equating to approximately $40 per share [2] - The Cybercab and Optimus robot are seen as critical to Tesla's future growth, with the first Cybercab already produced and plans for mass production underway [3] - Musk aims to expand the ride-hailing service to at least nine cities this year, with the first autonomous ride completed without a safety monitor [3] Group 4 - Musk predicts that 80% of Tesla's future value may come from the Optimus robot, which is intended for both industrial and home use [4] - Tesla has already deployed some Optimus robots in factories for simple tasks, with expectations for more complex tasks by the end of the year [4]