Hey everybody, we're off now. We're here happy Monday. I know we're usually saying

happy Friday, but I think we're all really excited that it is a weekday today, and of

course, the Tesla run has continued to talk a little bit about that. But the big news

for today is that Tesla has finally opened up the Supercharger Network. So this actually

is a pretty big deal, and we'll look into some of the numbers behind that. Then we have

other news we've got an update on the solar roof, some news on Tesla's battery supplies,

news out of China, EV credit updates, and quite a few other things as well.

Alright, so the run continues today. Tesla finishing up 8.5% to $1,208.92, which is of course

another all-time high-close for Tesla. We hit another all-time high during the day

in that last few minutes of trading, and then broke that after hours. So it looks like

it's continuing to go, and we'll see if that continues into tomorrow. Obviously short-term

share price movements, anyone's best guess on that, but for the record, I do still think

that Tesla is very undervalued long-term. Tesla, by the way, did get another price target

to increase over the weekend this from a global equity research chip treasury, increasing

his price target from $1,000 per share up to, kind of humorously, $1,200 per share, which

obviously didn't take too long. Alright, so as I mentioned, the big news for today,

I don't think this really affected the stock much today. I think that's just a continuation

of everything that we've been seeing over the last week or two weeks or so. But still

pretty big news here that Tesla has launched their pilot program for non-Tesla supercharging.

Of course, Elon had already previously confirmed that Tesla was going to do this, but now we

have the details of this pilot program, which is starting in the Netherlands with just 10

superchargers initially. And Tesla shared quite a few details about the pilot program on

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