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Editor's Note: While Tesla stock has struggled this year with a 15.9% decline, one of Wall Street's most followed analysts believes this weekend's robotaxi launch represents a "watershed moment" that could nearly double the company's $1 trillion market cap. What insiders know about Trump's regulatory fast-track could make early positioning critical. The convergence of proven autonomous technology, favorable regulatory winds, and Musk's renewed focus creates a rare alignment that savvy investors understand could be fleeting. With Wall Street's most bullish Tesla analyst predicting a potential doubling of the stock by 2026, the window for early positioning may be closing faster than most realize. TSM
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The End of Elon Musk?
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Don't make him laugh.
Jeff Brown has been hearing this same tired story for years, and he's been proven right time and time again. And now, while the media focuses on Tesla's "demise," he's uncovered an AI breakthrough that's about to make Elon's doubters eat their words yet again. According to his research, if you listen to the media and miss out on Elon's newest breakthrough, it's going to cost you the fortune of a lifetime. |
Ives projects that Tesla's autonomous vehicle initiatives alone could be worth $1 trillion in a bull-case scenario, fundamentally reshaping how investors value the company. The analyst maintains his $500 price target on Tesla shares, representing 55% upside from current levels around $322, and predicts the company could reach a $2 trillion market cap by the end of 2026.
This would effectively double Tesla's current valuation and cement its position as one of the world's most valuable companies. The robotaxi platform represents a dramatic shift from traditional automotive economics, potentially generating recurring revenue streams that dwarf one-time vehicle sales.
The launch comes at an opportune time, with Ives expecting the Trump administration to accelerate federal approval processes for autonomous vehicles. "We fully expect under a Trump White House these key initiatives will now get fast tracked as the federal regulatory spiderweb that Musk has navigated gets cleared," the analyst noted.
The new regulatory framework is expected to shift more authority to federal regulators while reducing state-level barriers that have historically slowed autonomous vehicle deployment. This regulatory clarity could enable Tesla to rapidly expand its robotaxi service beyond Austin to major metropolitan areas across the United States.
Analyst Projections | Current | Target | Potential Upside |
---|---|---|---|
Tesla Stock Price | $322 | $500 | 55% |
Market Cap | $1 Trillion | $2 Trillion | 100% |
AV Market Value | $0 | $1 Trillion | New Revenue Stream |
For years, Elon Musk made headlines for blowing past deadlines — so often that investors coined a nickname for it: "Elon Time."
But this time... it's different.
A fleet of autonomous robotaxis is scheduled to be unleashed on the streets of Austin, Texas, this June.
It's the moment that will determine Tesla's survival.
Elon himself admitted: If this rollout fails, Tesla could be worth "virtually zero."
That's why he's laser-focused on making it happen — and why he doubled down on his June deadline in a recent earnings call by confirming a timeline for the bottom line.
It's a true do-or-die moment — and the smart money knows it.
Legendary tech investor Jeff Brown — the guy who called Bitcoin, AMD, Nvidia, and Tesla years before the mainstream caught on — is all in.
He believes that Musk has the miles, the safety record, and the tech to skyrocket his robotaxi service as soon as next year.
Jeff calls it Elon Musk's "10X project".
And to prove it's happening, he did the unthinkable:
He blindfolded himself, climbed into a Cybertruck, and let Tesla's AI take the wheel — no hands, no hesitation.
Click here to see the actual footage.
Jeff says Elon Musk's "10X project" could mint new millionaires across America for those who get in early.
Waiting until the June launch could be a million-dollar mistake.
Recent developments suggest Elon Musk has recommitted his full attention to Tesla after reducing his political involvement and stepping back from government advisory roles. During a recent Qatar Economic Forum appearance, Musk pledged to continue leading Tesla for the next five years and downplayed the company's current challenges, stating that Tesla has "turned the corner."
Ives characterized this as "a different Musk than we saw over the last three months—dedicated, focused on Tesla, driving the next initiative." This renewed focus comes as Tesla faces headwinds from disappointing sales results and strained U.S.-China trade relations affecting its two largest markets.
While Tesla won't be the first autonomous vehicle service in the U.S.—Alphabet's Waymo already operates in several cities and Amazon's Zoox plans a Las Vegas launch—the company's existing fleet of millions of vehicles provides a unique scaling advantage. Tesla's approach differs from competitors by leveraging its existing customer base, allowing vehicle owners to add their cars to the autonomous fleet when not in personal use.
This hybrid model of Tesla-owned and customer-owned vehicles could accelerate deployment while creating new revenue streams for existing Tesla owners. The company's Full Self-Driving technology has been tested extensively in Austin ahead of the official launch, with Musk noting the service is launching "a month ahead of schedule."
Tesla's weekend robotaxi launch represents far more than a new service offering—it could mark the beginning of the most significant transformation in the company's history. Those who recognize the magnitude of this shift before it becomes obvious to the broader market may be positioning themselves for extraordinary returns.
The convergence of proven autonomous technology, favorable regulatory winds, and Musk's renewed focus creates a rare alignment that savvy investors understand could be fleeting. With Wall Street's most bullish Tesla analyst predicting a potential doubling of the stock by 2026, the window for early positioning may be closing faster than most realize.
The question isn't whether autonomous vehicles will reshape transportation—it's whether investors will recognize this inflection point before the opportunity passes them by.
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Juan Villaverde called the top and bottom of every crypto bull market since 2012. And he says 2025 could be the greatest bull market in crypto history. He believes Bitcoin will go to $150,000 — or more.
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