Tesla's future growth is supported by high demand for Cybercab and Semi, plus rapid global FSD adoption, outweighing negative sentiment.

But big trucks have to run on diesel until Tesla Semi, which is launching in about 10 days as well. So, this is another tailwind for the electric truck from Tesla. And yes, they've already sold from my account 1,800 of them already. And the cost of 300, 400, $500,000 a pop.

Apple flat, Tesla up 1.4%. Not much there.

Speaking of Tesla, and shout out to our friends in Europe, I know there's people watching here from Denmark. I see you out there. And Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, too, Slovenia.

I know we've got Spanish people there, too, that wish they had FSD in Spain, but not yet. But it's interesting, Eastern Europe is adopting FSD as quickly as they can. Lithuania, Estonia, Slovenia and Denmark, Netherlands and Belgium all have approved it as well slowly at first and then everybody will do it.

This is Rob who tried a cyber cab in Austin. He's in Germany and he wants it to come to Europe. There's lots of talk as well the Japanese want to bring cyber cabs to Japan to help shuttle their people around because nobody is a cab driver anymore and they are very tech forward and they want autonomous vehicles.

I believe Tesla every single one of these things they'll spit out and they're spitting out another 50 of them today made in the factory in Austin, Texas. They'll sell everyone because they can ship them to Japan, put them into a fleet to shuttle people around across the four major cities, or they can sell them to retail people like myself in the United States.

We can run our own little private fleets, or they can put them into their own fleets. There's so much optionality out there across so many countries, it's crazy.

So, ignore all the FUD, guys. This is a very special piece of technology and it's basically a robot on four tires which are quite big. Now people worry that Cybercap is new. It's not trained on the latest FSD etc. Well, it has done 16,000 lifetimes of training already uh using the neural network and it has it never sleeps, never gets tired, never blinks.

Whole bunch of cameras I can't remember 16 cameras all at once. And Elon said, "It's going to get a lot better from here. It's already

Cybertruck now does over 22,000 miles a year for me because it's such a pleasure to drive.