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NHTSA's probe validates Tesla’s lead.
September deliveries of 497k were well ahead of the 475k high-end of the whisper, up 7% y/y after being down 13% in June and March. I believe the vast majority of the upside was driven by a 35% quarter over quarter jump in US sales from the tax credit, which in theory means investors should largely throw out the positive number. My "throw it out" logic misses a bigger point; the future will be autonomy and the ability to get EV units in the market profitably is a key competitive advantage. On that measure, the September deliveries are a long-term win for the company.
The AI train continues to roll. MU guided to 43% Y/Y revenue growth vs. just reported 46%.
The Nvidia - OpenAI deal is just the latest salvo in an big tech arms race that is far from peaking.
I would have had INTC up 5-10% on today's Nvidia investment news.
How big of a week is this for iPhone? It’s been 12 years since a comparable iOS update and 11 years since a similar hardware refresh. That’s good news for iPhone growth in FY26.
While Elon’s $1B investment in Tesla is small in context, his loyalty to the stock over the years has been significant.
iPhone sales following the form factor, and we got more than expected good news on that front.
Big picture: Nvidia's outlook was better than expected.
This was a big night for AI.
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