Hey everybody Rob, now we're here and today we're gonna be talking about a couple of

analyst updates, one from Goldman Sachs about their expectations for AI Day.

I always think those are kind of helpful just to get a sense of what institutions are

expecting for events like that.

Then we've also got a bit of an update on that Elon Musk solar city trial, some news

out of China and a couple other stories as well.

Bit of a tougher day for Tesla again today, though the stock did recover some in the

afternoon, ended up finishing down about 3% to $665.71.

The NASDAQ was also down today, 910th of a percent.

So I know it feels like a rough week for Tesla, but it's been kind of a rough week for

all automakers.

Looking at a handful here, you can see GM down 6, Ford and Stellantis down about 4.5%,

Volkswagen and Neo down 7%, Xpeng down 6%, Average across the board of those down 6%.

So Tesla's been a little bit worse, but not really all that much, especially given the

context of the NDSA investigation.

As the interest from that fades from earlier this week, everyone is going to be turning

their attention to AI Day, of course scheduled for this Thursday.

That'll be 5pm Pacific time, 8pm Eastern time.

I do believe Tesla intends to live stream it, we don't have those details yet, but I think

Elon had previously said that they would, though I can't find that tweet at the moment.

I'd be shocked if they didn't, and I'll also plan on live streaming it as well.

So as I mentioned, Goldman Sachs last night put out a note with their expectations for

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