Tesla Day: 21+ Only????

Tesla's big reveal is… well… big. October 03, 2024 [WEBSITE]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( So, what can we expect on October 10th? Here’s what you need to know. Tesla Day: 21+ Only???? CHRIS CAMPBELL Dear Reader, I’m headed to the [Amplify 2024 Summit]( in Columbus today, focusing on Bitcoin and Ohio’s digital wildcatters. More on that next week. Today, let’s set our sights on a different event. Tesla's throwing a party, and though it’s no “America’s Next Move” Summit (great to meet all of you who made it to Baltimore!)… It’s going to be a wild one. The invites are out for the October 10th "We, Robot" event in Los Angeles. And this isn't your typical Silicon Valley snoozathon. The invite's got more Easter eggs than a bunny farm. One thing to note: it's 21 and over. Why? Maybe they're serving some of that Teslaquila Elon's been teasing. But perhaps there’s a deeper message here. (Hint: 20-30% of all traffic fatalities around the world are caused by drunk driving.) Here's where it gets juicy: Ultimately, Tesla is capitalizing on the convergence of three technologies: automation, energy storage, and AI. But here’s the real rub: As a couple of us mentioned in the Mag-7 talk in Baltimore, Tesla’s self-reliant approach is paramount. In the future, their rabid insistence on in-house manufacturing and supply chain management will prove to be incredibly important. But there are some things they won’t be able to outsource completely… And that’s where James’ latest “Tesla Day” prediction comes into play. There’s one relatively lesser-known AI stock that could benefit most from Tesla’s announcements. And James is holding a summit (yes, another one!) to talk about it. Don’t worry, this one’s all virtual -- enjoy it from home. It’s all happening this Sunday, October 6th at 7PM EST. If you’re a Paradigm Mastermind Group member, our latest weekly update has everything to do with this opportunity. If not… Right now, we’re calling for interested parties to add their names to the list for Sunday’s event. (Come one, come all.) [Click here to sign up]( (free) and get ready for this Sunday. And don’t forget to check out Davis Wilson’s hard-hitting piece below. Clicking the link above automatically registers you for Elon Musk’s Road to $1 Trillion Summit. By reserving your spot, you will receive event updates and offers. We will not share your email address with anyone. And you can opt-out at any time. [Privacy Policy](. Read on. Retirement-Hack #1: Here’s Proof That Time Matters DAVIS WILSON History shouldn’t always be used as a guide to the future. However, studying the past can certainly provide a good baseline when forecasting a range of possible outcomes. I recently found an interesting chart by Ben Carlson that can serve as a good stock market baseline. Here’s how to read this chart: Pick any year across the top to start, then go down any number of years and the corresponding square will tell you the annualized return from that starting point. For example, the 5-year annual return starting in 1993 was 20% per year. There is plenty of green in this chart, indicating positive returns, as well as a few painful periods. There are no losses going out 11 years or more. Meaning that if you kept your money invested for 11 years at any point over the last 30 years, you made money. This is despite the Dot.Com bubble and the Great Financial Crisis. There were also multiple time frames with losses going out 2, 3, 4 and 5 years into the future. Five years can feel like an eternity in the stock market. The range of outcomes is also interesting to consider: - Over a 5-year time horizon, returns ranged from -2% to 29% annualized. - Over a 10-year time horizon, returns ranged from -1% to 17% annualized. - Over a 15-year time horizon, returns ranged from 4% to 14% annualized. The longer you invest, the odds of negative returns are reduced and the range of possible returns shrinks as well – meaning returns are more predictable. Long-term investing removes a lot of variation from the equation. Look at the returns in the bottom left — they’re all in a fairly tight range. The 31-year annual return from 1993 through 2023 was around 10% per year, right at the long-term averages. Not bad! This is despite some major, market-moving events in the last 30 years. The Long-Term Capital Management fiasco, the Dot.Com bubble, 9/11, the housing bubble, the Great Financial Crisis, COVID-19, and the highest inflation spike in 40 years. We also had a few recessions, two massive market crashes, two bear markets, and ten double-digit corrections. And the stock market still returned 10% per year! I don’t know what the returns will look like over the next three decades, but I am confident there will be plenty of risk, downturns, geopolitical crises, scary headlines and economic contractions. Regardless of what returns the stock market produces in the future, thinking and acting for the long-term remains the best strategy for investors. Regards, Davis Wilson For Altucher Confidential Rate this email Like Dislike Thanks for rating this content! Looks like something went wrong. Please try to rate again. [NVIDIA SHOCKER: Scheduled for October 9]( The next few weeks will be a critical turning point in investing history. Nvidia is expected to unleash the next generation of artificial intelligence - AI 2.0 - on October 9 - immediately separating the world’s population into 2 groups: Those that invested in AI 2.0 before their announcement… and those who waited until after. We are on the cusp of a potential 100x wealth window over the long term. [Learn how to get in on it here.]( ☰ ⊗ [UPDATE PREFERENCES]( [Contact Us]( © 2024 Paradigm Press, LLC. 1001 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. By submitting your email address, you consent to Paradigm Press, LLC. delivering daily email issues and advertisements. To end your Altucher Confidential e-mail subscription and associated external offers sent from Altucher Confidential, feel free to [click here,]( or manage your newsletter preferences [here.]( Please note: the mailbox associated with this email address is not monitored, so do not reply to this message. We welcome comments or suggestions at feedback@altucherconfidential.com. 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