By Scott LevineKEY POINTS An analyst from B. Riley is playing the contrarian to most of Wall Street's pessimism. While several analysts see downside, one bull believes this stock will drive higher and that made all the difference last month.What happenedReversing course from their 1.2% drop in May, shares of ChargePoint Holdings($ChargePoint Holdings Inc.(CHPT)$ )powered 7% higher last month, according to data fromS&P Global Market Intelligence.The June performance of ChargePoint, a leading EV infrastructure business, especially warrants recognition when compared with the S&P 500's 8.4% decline. While several analysts had panned the stock early in June, a bull's positive take on ChargePoint charged up investors'