Tesla haters just got smoked (again)

Being a TSLA holder takes conviction.

The stock has been mocked, hated, and declared dead more times than we can count.

A vice-presidential candidate took shots at Elon with shares at $225. While most investors panicked, we added, and that decision paid off.

That’s the Tesla pattern: The louder the doubt, the bigger the opportunity.

Earlier this year, fear really was everywhere — questions about demand, Elon’s political distractions, and skepticism about FSD had investors bailing. For LikeFolio, that was another moment to hold strong. The rebound off that bottom has already been powerful.

Looking ahead, Tesla is facing its next test. Full self-driving has reached Version 13, already multiples better than what was on the road a year ago. Version 14 is expected very soon. If it delivers, millions of Teslas could instantly become Robotaxis, which is changing the way investors value the stock and the way consumers think about owning cars.

The autonomy debate makes the stakes even higher. Waymo’s lidar-and-radar approach produces vehicles that cost millions each. Tesla’s vision-only approach uses cameras and AI already deployed across its fleet. The cost difference is enormous, and if Tesla’s path works at scale, the upside is hard to put a cap on.

Check out this week’s Founders Call for a TSLA deep dive, where Andy and Landon break down:

• How a public dunk at $225 lined up with a low

• Why crowd-driven panic creates some of the best entries you will ever get

• Vision-only autonomy vs. sensor-heavy stacks, and why cost and scale decide winners

• What FSD 14 could unlock for a city-scale Robotaxi network and new revenue per vehicle

• Why LikeFolio keeps TSLA in an infinite hold with conviction