TSLA bullish call by Michael Tyler

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“So, when word gets around that Tesla's in fact not limited to 2,500 vehicles, I think you can see the ramp expectations uh move higher.”

Thesis at the time

Bullish

The host believes Tesla's recent decline is more about weak retail participation and midterm-year seasonality than deteriorating fundamentals, pointing to falling short interest and strong product demand (Model Y L sellout) as bullish signs. He expects near-term volatility but sees a longer-term bullish catalyst as Tesla's real-world AI and robotaxi story develops.

Key arguments

Tesla short interest has fallen from over 3% to 2.4% even as the stock has dropped, which he views as a bullish signal rather than bearish capitulation.
The Model Y L launch series is already almost sold out in the US, showing strong demand.
Tesla and the Cybercab are reportedly not limited by the new autonomous vehicle cap of 2,500 units/year, which he thinks investors haven't priced in yet.
He believes the 'real-world AI' story will become a major driver for Tesla later this year and into next year.

Counter-arguments acknowledged

Low retail investor engagement during summer and midterm election year volatility could keep the stock suppressed in the near term.
He acknowledges the stock could bounce and then fall back down, showing uncertainty about near-term direction.

Hedges and caveats (from the video)

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