Sixty years ago, if someone had been asked to describe the future there probably would have been the mention of a robot maid, whole meals in pill form, condos in the clouds, a Spacely Sprocket or two and some flying cars mixed in for good measure.
Despite what we may have seen on The Jetsons — with many of these ideas of the future having yet to take off in the public arena as the great scientific minds of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera anticipated they would — there is no doubt that we are living in a world that may, in fact, not be as far off from the one lived in by our favorite futuristic family as we had once believed.
… And when one thinks of today’s most futuristic company, it would be no surprise if the first name to pop into most people’s minds was TESLA.
The Rise of Elon Musk and Tesla
Elon Musk introduced the world to its future when the company was founded in 2003. Over the course of the next 18 years, Tesla would be a slow burn of a company, not reporting their first annual profit until 2020.
During their initial years of growth the company and its team would pioneer the EV sector and eventually dominate the industry in every definition of the word.
Today, Tesla continues to work on the efficiency of lithium-ion batteries that, if successful, could expand the EV sector and bring it further into the mainstream, making some serious profits for investors who get in on the sector early.
Being considered the company of the future, Tesla and its founder Elon Musk (and their marketing department) couldn’t help but further promote this company image by taking their recent leap into space exploration.
With all the money being thrown into the Space X program, talks of the Space Force from Washington and NASA rovers being sent to Mars for further planetary exploration, one can’t help but get a sensation similar to the excitement created in the early years of the Apollo missions.
The recent footage of the reusable Space X rockets and overall upward trends of the company’s revenue as a whole have left many investors feeling excited if not a bit hesitant when it comes to taking a chance on Tesla.
Investing in the Future
Being a company that’s been historically slow to show profits (ending this week in the red despite a recent uptick in the markets due to higher than expected March sales in China) many investors continue to look forward to what Musk and his team will produce next, but have yet to make that initial jump into the official Tesla team.
For those that have, however, while it could very well be a slow ride to the top, most on Wall Street don’t see the name Tesla disappearing into the history books anytime soon.
Elon Musk has worked very hard to promote this futuristic image of himself and his company and despite the obvious Bond villain comparison that goes along with the very mention of the Musk name (seriously, wouldn’t he be perfect in “Moonraker II”) it can’t be denied that his efforts along with the rest of the Tesla team have helped to make our long history of futuristic dreams closer to our current reality.
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