Elon's next millionaires start October 24?

Dear Fellow Investor,

Elon Musk has created more millionaires than any other person on the planet.

• Tesla has made more than 5,000 of its own employees millionaires.

• SpaceX minted 4,400 new millionaires in a single day.

• A welder with a $10,000 SpaceX stock package became a millionaire on IPO day.

Now Elon is gearing up for the biggest venture of his entire career.

Former Wall Street CEO Dylan Jovine says it could be bigger than all of Elon's previous ventures combined.

And this time, you don't need to be a SpaceX insider or an early Tesla investor to get rich from it.

Because this new venture is powered by an obscure AI firm that 99% of investors have never heard of.

Elon has quietly relied on this firm since 2012.

It supplies crucial technology for Tesla, Starlink and SpaceX.

Dylan calls it "Elon's 100X AI Stock."

His research indicates it could mint an entire new class of millionaires, starting on October 24.

And this time, you could be part of it.

See Elon's 100X AI Stock before October 24 here >>

The Buck Stops Here,

Kelly Maguire

Behind the Markets

🚗 Tesla Finally Made A Car Fly But The Stock Yawned

Elon Musk actually did it. After nine years of broken promises and endless delays, Tesla unveiled its next-generation Roadster, and the thing genuinely flew. At the event near SpaceX’s test site in Texas, the car drove up a curved ramp, clung to it upside down, launched off the top, flipped in mid-air, hovered on rocket thrusters, and then hopped clean over a row of parked Teslas. It was a jaw-dropping spectacle. And the stock? It popped about 5% on the news, then completely gave it back, closing down over 2% the next day.

Let’s break down what was actually revealed, because it’s wild. The Roadster now comes in three versions, and the stats are bonkers.

• 🏎️ Performance: The road-ready base model seats two and hits 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds. Reservations start at $50,000.

• 🚀 Thrust: A race-ready version with rear cold-gas thrusters, doing 0 to 60 in under 0.9 seconds. Reservations run a steep $250,000.

• 🛸 Rocket: The wild one, a single-seat beast that hits 0 to 60 in under 0.59 seconds, tops 230 mph, and is the version that actually flies. Invite only.

Those thrusters, by the way, are borrowed straight from SpaceX rocket tech. They’re the secret behind the car’s absurd acceleration and its hovering party trick.

Now here’s the catch, and it’s a big one. Tesla revealed almost no price. There’s a reservation deposit, but no actual sticker price for any version. And the production date? Musk says 2028, with deliveries 12 to 18 months after that. Remember, this car was first shown in 2017 with production promised for 2020. So we’re talking about a car that might finally reach customers nearly a decade late, from a company that has missed this exact deadline over and over.

• 📅 Still no real launch: Production is “targeted” for 2028, but Tesla gave no confirmed delivery date, and its track record here is rough.

• 💸 No price means no clarity: Without a sticker price, nobody can really judge the business case, and the numbers that matter are missing.

• 📉 The demos shrank: The original promised 620 miles of range and four seats. The new one is quoted at 300-plus miles and two seats at most.

The Munch Take: Let’s be honest about what happened here. The demo was mind-blowing and definitely the coolest car reveal ever. Seeing a Tesla hover off the ground is the kind of thing that gets the whole internet talking. But the stock fading after a 5% pop tells you everything. Wall Street watched a flying car and basically shrugged, because spectacle doesn’t pay the bills. The money here is tiny, a limited run of ultra-expensive supercars barely moves the needle for a company worth over a trillion dollars. What investors actually wanted, a price, a firm date, proof it ships, they did not get. Our stance hasn’t budged an inch. We only get interested in Tesla below $300, and it’s well above that, so we’re not buyers no matter how many flips the car does. The real test comes fast, with Tesla’s earnings on October 21, where actual numbers matter a lot more than rocket thrusters. Enjoy the flying car videos. Just don’t confuse a great show with a great investment.

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