| July 13, 2025 Editor's Note: The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at. They laughed at Henry Ford's “horseless carriage”... The New York Times called it “impossible to compete with animal power.” Early Ford investors made 23,000% returns in 16 years. They mocked Jeff Bezos' “internet bookstore”... Barron's ran the headline: “Amazon.bomb.” Early Amazon investors made 235,562% returns since its IPO in 1997. They ridiculed Steve Jobs' “expensive phone”... Microsoft's CEO laughed: “No chance of significant market share.” Apple investors who’ve been in since the beginning in 1980 made 280,542% returns. And now? They're laughing at Elon's robotaxis. “Perpetually 2 years away” “Just another Musk fantasy” “Regulatory nightmare” But here's what they're missing:
Do you see the pattern? The biggest wealth-creation opportunities emerge when visionaries are mocked by the masses. While everyone's laughing, smart money is quietly positioning. That's why major hedge funds have quietly accumulated over $14 billion this year in Tesla stock... And why Cathie Wood just doubled down on her Tesla position. But the biggest opportunity isn't Tesla itself. Just like the biggest iPhone profits went to component makers... The companies ENABLING the robotaxi revolution will likely deliver the most explosive returns. Remember: They laughed at Ford until they didn't. They laughed at Amazon until they didn't. They laughed at Apple until they didn't. And soon, they'll stop laughing at Elon too. But by then, the biggest gains will be gone, This is your chance to get in before the flip -- not after. Marc Lichtenfeld P.S. You've seen this story before. The visionary gets mocked... while early investors quietly build fortunes. Don't let the robotaxi revolution become your “I could have bought Amazon at $6” story. Click here and I’ll give you all the details in full
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