GOOGL has a strong future outlook but its relative advantage over competitors like TSLA has narrowed due to shifting AI narratives.
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>> Um gosh, EKS, would you rather own Google or Tesla here? Both close to similar prices. Regardless if they're similar prices, I think the the thought here for me is what's each company going to do?
What's their future outlook look like? And they both have great future outlooks. So, I mean, I just throw a dart in the wall and I'll get it. I mean, it's gonna be one or the other.
They're I think they're both great. I'd say Google probably better, but I, you know, I think they're both great, you know.
Sure, Google. I I would just go with that, I guess. Even though I would still buy a Tesla equally. >> If you had asked me three months ago 13, I wouldn't have even thought about this.
I would have just answered Google immediately and and not thought about it. But I I actually think a little bit differently now after watching SpaceX, after thinking about SpaceX AI, the AI theme, all of that stuff and how the SpaceX just a lot of this kind of plays into this.
Tesla obviously, you know, um in that as well. You've talked about the Tesla terraab, the chip design, the optimism. We've talked about all of the stuff here. To me, changing. I'm not I'm not sure that it's just as easily Google as I thought before.
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