There is a big company that makes special cars that drive themselves. The boss of this company, Mr. Musk, said he will tell us more about these cars in October. Some people think that this could make the company worth a lot more money.

But a man who knows a lot about stocks, Mr. Black, says that he doesn't think this will happen. He thinks that the cars are still not safe enough to drive themselves all the time, and he says that most people who watch the company already know this.

Mr. Black also talks about a new, cheaper car that this company could make. He thinks that if they make this car, more people might buy their cars and the company could make even more money.

Mr. Black thinks that if the company keeps selling more cars and making more money, then people will like the company more and the stock will go up.

In the end, the company's stock went up a little bit because people think they might sell more cars than expected. Read from source...

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