Hey everybody, Rob Maurer here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Today we are going to be

talking about the release notes that have been published for FSD-10.13. We also got

some updates on Gigashang High, a handful of battery-related updates, some interesting

data from the used car market and more. All right, looking at the markets, Tesla today

after a strong morning finished up just two tenths of a percent to close at $721.64

after trailing off in the afternoon alongside the NASDAQ, which ended down eight tenths

of a percent, so still a nice outperformance for Tesla on the day. That drop in the broader

market seemed to coincide with a report from Bloomberg that Apple is pointing to slow

hiring and spending for some teams within the next year. The market could be interpreting

that as a suggestion that Apple is concerned or cautious with where the economy is heading,

and those types of concerns tend to be even more heightened as we head into earning

season because this is when companies will be giving forward guidance, which is often

the most important part of earnings season. So as we head towards Tesla's earnings report

this Wednesday, what other companies have to say will also influence the market and therefore

Tesla stock as well. I mean, we saw this heavily in key one when Netflix injected a lot

of fear into the market, especially for higher growth, higher multiple companies, and we're

coming up on Netflix's Q2 earnings report actually tomorrow after market close, so all

eyes are going to be on that one again. Now, should Netflix be so influential on the

overall market, in my opinion, probably not, but still going to be very interesting to

watch the line watch for there is going to be net additions to subscribers. Remember,

subscribers declined for Netflix in the first quarter, and they guided for a loss of 2 million

paid subscribers in the second quarter. So that'll be kind of the benchmark that threshold

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