Jim Cramer Goes Full Bull on Tesla—Here’s Why the Stock’s Got Him Buzzing

Wall Street’s loudest cheerleader just doubled down on Elon’s empire. Again.

### The Cramer Stamp of Approval (For What It’s Worth)

TSLA’s latest volatility didn’t scare off CNBC’s hype man—he’s all in, citing ‘game-changing’ margins and that cult-like market grip. Because nothing says ‘sound investment’ like a stock that moves 10% on a meme tweet.

### The Fine Print Nobody Reads

Sure, production bottlenecks and Twitter-fueled SEC headaches lurk in the rearview. But when has reality ever stopped a good narrative? Tesla’s got the brand, the tech, and the CEO who treats earnings calls like a stand-up special. What could go wrong?

Closing thought: If Cramer’s backing it, maybe time to check your puts. The man’s reverse Midas touch has crushed more portfolios than a Mt. Gox anniversary.

Jim Cramer Speaks on Tesla: What to Know

The United States’ financial markets had a tough go of it on Wednesday. The US stock market, bonds, and dollar were all down as they looked to rebound Thursday. Indeed, the Dow Jones Index dropped 800 points as all eyes were on what’s next with the US tax bill that will address its growing national debt.

However, in the background of this development, Tesla has continued to enjoy a turnaround. The stock was in trouble early in 2025, suffering from a new brand crisis. However, that may be a thing of the past thanks to CEO Elon Musk’s recent statements. Subsequently, CNBC’s Jim Cramer recently spoke up about Tesla stock and its position; so what did he have to say?

Altogether, Cramer signaled that he rather likes Tesla in regard to the overall market position. “Take the stock of Tesla, which you know I like here,” he said. “Musk reminded us that his machines will soon be on the radio driving autonomously, 1 million of them, and the numbers have gotten better for the traditional business,” he added.

“Now, the latter, it can be verified. The former sounds a little bit like the hubris talking. Still, that kind of thing can allow Tesla to buck the bond market,” Cramer concluded. Altogether, his position is fair. For as much as Musk has paraded the Robotaxi, there have been no true, substantiated efforts made toward its development. Until that happens, investors will be buying in on hope alone.