Taking Q's for Cyberbulls on my channel tomorrow (Patreon)

Drop your Q's in Comments below, I will read them all tonite and prepare an outline for this panel....

Before I go any further, I want to make it clear—I understand the frustration w Elon Antics. I’ve been through some incredibly dark times in my life and more than a few brutal market downturns. I still remember SOL dropping to eight dollars—that was rough.

But I want to share a few thoughts on why I continue to hold strong conviction in Tesla. For context, Tesla currently makes up 27% of my portfolio—so I’m not “all in” like some, but I have been planning to increase that position if things unfold the way I believe they will.

After more than 35 years of analyzing companies, I can say this with absolute conviction: there is only ONE Tesla. I have never seen anything remotely like it.

Forget the “distracted CEO” narrative. If Elon Musk is distracted, then I have one question for every other CEO out there: what exactly is distracting you? Because none of you have accomplished even a fraction of what Musk and Tesla have.

Just look at what Tesla has achieved recently:

• Refreshed the entire S3XY lineup—new Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X—while retooling factory lines and preparing to launch lower-cost vehicles this year to maximize utilization.

• Brought the Shanghai Megafactory online, doubling MegaPack output—Tesla’s highest-margin product. The third Megafactory in Texas is already starting production.

• Cortex AI cluster is now live, with 50,000 NVIDIA GPUs and 20,000 Dojos training Tesla’s FSD and Optimus platforms.

• Officially launched RoboTaxi in Austin—along with the app, payment system, remote monitoring, and support infrastructure.

• Had a Tesla vehicle deliver itself from the factory—no human driver.

• Leading the charge in bringing battery manufacturing back to the U.S., with dry-electrode 4680 cells becoming the lowest-cost battery on the market. Tesla’s lithium refinery and new LFP battery plant are ramping toward mass production.

• Actively functioning as a Virtual Power Plant and distributed utility—stabilizing the grid in Texas, Australia, and across the U.S. with Tesla solar + battery storage.

• Developing its next wave of exponential growth—with Optimus and CyberCab on track for mass production in 2026, and pilot lines already running.

And that’s just a glimpse.

In my entire career, no other company has come close—not in vision, not in execution, not in ambition. Tesla isn’t just disrupting industries—it’s building entirely new ones. And as a shareholder, I’ve never been prouder to stand behind a company like this.