Joining us now for the Start Movers podcast, Lisa matera. All right. I have to start with Massachusetts based I robot. I. T. , the Roomba, came out in 2002. So it's been a while. But what happened is that earnings at the firm that they sold more than 40 million of these things, ¥40 million, more than 40 million. But the earnings declined because right after COVID, you had supply chain issues and then you had the cheaper alternatives coming out. I know people are techs. I mean, like $49.99%, I'd say, Oh, yea ...

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Hello and welcome to market domination. I'm Josh Lipton live from our New York headquarters that just now go to the closing bell and stocks. Well, let's take a look at the popular averages.The Dow, the S&P 500, they're both basically flat right here. Tech heavy NASDAQ in the red. It's down about 4/10en of a percent.Let's welcome in Jared Blickery to bring us to break down all the headlines. Jared, what are you seeing in the markets. >> Bit of red right now. A little bit of green.We'll get into that. But in ...

A vehicle Tesla is using for robotaxi testing purposes on Oltorf Street in Austin, Texas, US, on Sunday, June 22, 2025. The launch of Tesla Inc.'s driverless taxi service Sunday is set to begin modestly, with a handful of vehicles in limited areas of the city. Photographer: Tim Goessman/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNearly six months after launching a limited Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas with safety drivers in the car, the company says it's testing driverless vehicles in the city without humans on board."T ...

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Key Takeaways Transformational technologies drive rapid adoptions and stock performance. Tesla's unsupervised robotaxi testing marks a pivotal moment in autonomy.Cost, safety, and scalability give Tesla a path to surpass early leaders like Waymo.Buy the Technology Innovators and DisruptorsAlthough rare, every few decades, a piece of technology drops that’s so significant and groundbreaking it completely changes the industry overnight. In real-time, these next-generation innovations seem unrealistic and impo ...

It's time now for our 360 round. For that, let's bring in our panel to recap the year that was for Tesla. Joining me now is Carl Brower, executive analyst at iccars.com, and Garrett Nelson, the vice president and senior equity analyst at CFRA Research. Carl, we'll start with you. You know, thoughts on Tesla's volatile year that we've seen so far, albeit it's up more than 4% today.>> Yeah, the stock price versus what's gone on with that company in the past 12 months is is always always a quandry but we've ce ...

Tesla's stock reached its all-time closing high today, marking the first time it's achieved this level in a year.Tesla (TSLA +4.00%) shares rose as much as 5% to start the trading week, briefly marking the highest level in a year. As of 12:30 p.m. ET, the stock remained up by 4%, just shy of the all-time high. News that Tesla's U.S. sales in November were the lowest since January 2022 hasn't deterred a recent rally, with shares up 18% in the last month. Robotaxi progressTesla's domestic sales fell 23% to 3 ...

Core Viewpoint - Tesla's shares reached their highest level in nearly a year following CEO Elon Musk's announcement that the company is testing its robotaxis without safety monitors in the front passenger seat, reflecting investor optimism about its self-driving technology and humanoid robot ambitions, despite the majority of its revenue still coming from electric vehicle sales [1][2]. Group 1: Stock Performance - Tesla's stock rose by as much as 4.9%, reaching $481.37, marking its highest price in nearly a year [2]. - The stock previously hit a record high of $488.54 on December 18 of the previous year, driven by expectations of regulatory easing for self-driving cars [3]. Group 2: Robotaxi Testing - Tesla launched a limited robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, in June, using modified Model Y vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving technology, initially requiring a human safety monitor [3]. - The current testing phase involves robotaxis operating without any occupants in the vehicle, as stated by Elon Musk [5][8]. Group 3: Market Expectations - Investors and analysts are optimistic that Tesla will accelerate its testing and quickly deploy driverless taxis, especially with the upcoming launch of its Cybercab model next year [4]. - Analysts, such as Seth Goldstein from Morningstar, believe that the news of testing without safety monitors aligns with expectations of progress in Tesla's testing efforts, contributing to the positive market reaction [6]. Group 4: Competitive Landscape - As of November, Alphabet's Waymo leads the commercial robotaxi market with over 2,500 robotaxis operating in major US cities, providing approximately 450,000 paid rides per week [7].

For a closer look now is my co-host Marley Kad and very good morning to you. Happy Monday Marley. So we're talking about Tesla because of one man Dan Ies.He's projecting that Tesla will hit a $2 trillion market cap in 2026. It's going to be its monster year. Talk us through this note.Yes, he does say it's going to be a monster year for Tesla. Sam, he's a longtime Tesla bull, so no surprise here. But some of the numbers are pretty huge.You mentioned that $2 trillion market cap. He's actually saying in a bull ...