Anthony Pompliano

This is like $1.50.

That's a big gap.

So we know that that is at least in production and people are starting to adopt it.

We know full self-driving for people who own the Teslas.

He now is changing the business model to become subscription.

He recently in the last 24 hours said that he's going to raise the price in the future as full self-driving becomes more and more valuable.

So he is giving himself the option of price elasticity.

And then the humanoid robots, he's now saying that, it sounds like 2027, he thinks that these will be out in production in the world, people will be interacting with them, et cetera.

So you've got kind of what I'll call Tesla AI related in robotics.

At the same time, XAI, I mean, this guy has got his hair on fire.

They are building multiple facilities, and I think these are the largest data centers in the world.

They also are starting to show kind of the power in all of these rankings or benchmarking tests that Grok is very, very good compared to these other models.

And he is maybe the only person who has figured out how to vertically integrate their model into a consumer product because now the X algorithm is being run by AI.

And so when I look at this, it seems like he has the most pervasive or expansive AI portfolio or empire.

Does that give him an advantage or a disadvantage as we move forward compared to some of these other companies where Anthropic is an enterprise AI, et cetera?

How do you look at Elon playing into this?

Because he's playing it in a very different way.

I prefer two years ago when he sat on stage with Andrew Ross Sorkin and he told the advertisers to go F themselves and then said, let me make sure you were clear.

Ladies and gentlemen, as you know, I scour the world trying to find ways to help you make money, make better decisions financially, or try to figure out what to do in your portfolio.

My latest find is something that is going to help you in a way that you probably didn't even know you needed help.