You make a fair point — Musk has more platforms, tech leverage, and infrastructure than any other founder in the space. The upside is undeniably huge. My only lingering concern is that every pillar you mention (FSD, robots, batteries, semis, regulatory support) requires major execution over long timelines. The future could be massive, but the path there is still uncertain, which is why investors are split. To me, it’s not about doubting Musk — it’s about understanding how much of the current stock story depends on near-perfect follow-through.

Actualy, it looks like you did post it here: https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/tesla-or-stressla?post=533427

Another good video, thanks.

Where is the Tesla video? I didn't see it here.

Why are you so bullish on Tesla? Given recent data (declining EV demand in major markets, global competition, and execution risks), isn’t the rosy outlook a bit optimistic?

I'm a bit baffled by this and the $5 price target. No mention of buybacks and returns must be extrapolated from the company’s earnings, not from the past returns. Can you explain?

Good question. I wish I had the answer.

I agree on all points. I 'd love to see some more coverage and see if there are any contrarian views among the authors here, or if there is general consensus.

Thank you for the warning. I was not aware of this.

The article makes an excellent point that legacy planning doesn’t have to be abstract — it can still be data-driven and results-oriented. The tangible metrics the author mentions (number of lives touched, sustainability of initiatives, family involvement) give a useful starting point.