How "Dumb Money" Outsmarts the Experts on Robotaxis Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Here's something that'll make you laugh... The investors making money on Tesla's robotaxi launch probably aren't the ones with PhD's in finance or expertise in AI.
The experts talk about Tesla's "inflated worth"... its "outrageous multiple"... and say the stock is lagging behind its competitors...
Meanwhile, "unsophisticated" investors understand something about Tesla these experts missed... Sometimes the simplest bet is the smartest bet. Take Mary Roberts. Wall Street Journal called her a "Tesla millionaire." She didn't understand lithium batteries or autopilot algorithms. She just saw people loved their Teslas, bought the stock, and turned spare cash into seven figures in a year. Bruce Burnworth? A Nevada engineer who used to clip coupons. Put $23,000 into Tesla without reading a single analyst report. Became a millionaire in one year. Now robotaxis are Tesla's next "obvious" move. And while experts debate the technology... Smart "dumb money" is positioning for the next wave. And I found the 3 simplest robotaxi plays Wall Street is overcomplicating – with potential to return 10,000% over the next decade.
That turns $1,000 invested into $100,000. Get them here before the next batch of "Teslanaires" is made. Good investing, Marc | 
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