It appears that Twitter (Elon Musk) and Apple are butting heads. Musk is looking to disrupt things in a major way. The challenge is does any of this spill back on Telsa?
In this video I discuss how Tesla could be a part of this battle, both directly and indirectly. As for the price of the stock, this could have short term implications.
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I guess it could flow back to Tesla but I still think it will be tough regardless. Honestly, I wouldn't mind if he made a phone because it would increase the competition in the space and those big companies would have to start considering how to cater to the public again.
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Summary:
The video discusses the potential conflict between Elon Musk and Apple, focusing on Apple's threat to remove Twitter from the App Store and Elon Musk's cryptic tweets about revealing Twitter's censorship. The video delves into how this conflict could impact Tesla, with Musk hinting at potentially creating Tesla's own phone. The emphasis is on how Tesla's growing presence in the market could give them leverage in such disputes and how the key for Tesla's success lies in their continuous production growth and advancement of their products.
Detailed Article:
The video starts by addressing the speculated conflict between Elon Musk and Apple, particularly Apple's alleged threat to remove Twitter from the App Store. Elon's involvement, through his provocative tweets, adds fuel to the ongoing speculation. The discussion revolves around the potential implications of this conflict on Tesla.
Elon's hints at potentially creating a Tesla phone are highlighted, with references to past rumors about Tesla working on its own phone. Although uncertain, the idea of a Tesla phone being commercialized is discussed in the context of a possible response to Apple's actions.
The conversation shifts towards Tesla's role in this conflict. It is pointed out that while Tesla is not involved in phone operating systems, it is actively developing its own operating system for Tesla cars. The discussion stresses Tesla's expanding market presence and the growing number of Tesla vehicles being released each quarter.
Potential scenarios where Tesla could retaliate against Apple are explored. Suggestions range from banning Apple-related apps from Tesla's infotainment system to charging for iPhone integration. The idea of Tesla producing its own phone and bundling it with Tesla purchases to attract Apple customers is also mentioned.
The article underlines the importance for Tesla to focus on its core business operations despite external distractions like the Elon-Apple conflict. It emphasizes the significance of Tesla's continuous product development, production growth, advancement in self-driving technology, and expanding into new markets such as the semi-truck sector.
The ultimate message is that Tesla's success is dependent on its ability to keep advancing on all fronts and to continue expanding its reach in the market. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of Tesla's multi-faceted progress strategy in achieving long-term success.