
Tesla's 11-day winning streak was driven by investors betting on Elon Musk's ability to transform the company into an artificial intelligence powerhouse. The anticipation of Tesla's self-driving technology, or robotaxi, unveiling on August 8 has contributed to the surge in stock prices.

Tesla's stock valuation has experienced significant fluctuations since early 2022. It reached a peak in November 2021 with a share price of around $410, but then declined. In 2022, the stock was trading at 90 times forward earnings, a level that was last seen in early 2022. Despite a drop in earnings and revenue growth, Tesla's stock has been rallying, with a 44% increase over an 11-day winning streak, making it the fifth-most expensively priced stock in the S&P 500 Index on a price-to-earnings basis.

Tesla's market strategy heavily incorporates AI, positioning the company as a leader in autonomous driving technology. This strategy aims to revolutionize transportation safety and efficiency. Tesla vehicles, equipped with advanced AI features, are designed to continuously improve through machine learning, enabling better navigation and interaction with their surroundings. This unique approach sets Tesla apart in the automotive industry, attracting investors and customers who believe in the potential of AI-driven innovation.