Wer Tesla als Autobauer bewertet, sieht ein schlechtes Quartal.
Wer die langfristige Perspektive im Fokus hat, sieht die Chance.
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“I hate big losses. Nothing ruins my day more than big losses. And because of that, I use stops. And because I use stops, I've become massively wealthy from stock trading.”
— Mark Minervini
Thanksgiving is a great time to remind ourselves of the things we’re truly grateful for. Real happiness comes from perspective—comparing ourselves not to those who have more, but to those who have less. There will always be someone above you and someone below you; you’ll never stay at the top forever, and you won’t remain at the bottom forever either.
What truly matters is how you view your situation, what you choose to do with where you are right now, and how you feel about the journey. Gratitude turns what you have into enough, and gives you the humility and purpose to strive for more without losing sight of what's important.
Happy Holiday.
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You’ve probably heard me say it before: Most professional money managers give terrible advice to individual investors. Well, here’s more proof.
Ken Griffin recently said in an interview:
“No. 1 is diversification. It’s very important to understand that your likelihood of beating the pros as a novice investor is low. It’d be like asking me to go out there and play football on an NFL team.”
Nothing could be further from the truth!
Let’s be clear: diversification is not a strategy—it’s a crutch. It’s what you fall back on when you lack the skill, ability or discipline to manage risk precisely. It’s a hedge against ignorance.
But here’s the kicker: being small isn’t the disadvantage—it’s the edge. The problem isn’t that individual investors can’t beat the pros. The problem is that they imitate them. They adopt the same bloated, rigid, over-diversified tactics that cripple institutional portfolios.
Griffin praises size and teams of analysts (that slow down decision making) as advantages, but it’s actually their Achilles’ heel. The majority of these so-called pros can’t even beat the $SPY—because their sheer size restricts agility and concentration.
The real failure? Weak investment criteria. And promoting diversification as the No. 1 principle? Absurd.
If you’re serious about outperformance, stop listening to advice designed for capital constraints you don’t have. You’re not managing billions—you can move faster, get in early, cut quickly, and scale aggressively. That’s your advantage.
I discuss this topic in detail in my book Trade Like a Stock Market Wizard.
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I have two simple rules of thumb:
1. I don't take advice from those who haven't accomplished what they are teaching.
2. I always listen carefully to those who have accomplished more than me.
To those of you who can’t recognize the importance of stopping deadly drugs from pouring into our country (or your county) and applaud ANY effort to do so—let me spell it out for you. My friend’s 21-year old daughter is dead from a single pill laced with fentanyl. It’s called a “Hot Rock,” for those of you too ignorant to understand that one pill can absolutely kill you. Stricken with grief and despair, that same friend (that I loved dearly) turned to drug use and soon after overdosed himself and died. Two other people I knew personally also died from fentanyl-laced pills—never saw it coming, never had a chance. This is not something that should be ignored or taken lightly.
We all should support efforts to reduce the flood of drugs hitting our streets. This is not a right or left issue. This is not a Trump issue. This is common sense.
If not, who knows, maybe you will be the next to get that dreaded call that someone you love has tragically died a senseless death.
I hope not. God bless us all, and may God give us the sense to love each other and put humanity over ego and ideology. 🙏
@EpochTimesDE Die Armee soll mit den kriegsgeilen Politkern, deren Angehörigen aufgefüllt werden. Besonders mit denen, die selbst den Wehrdienst verweigert haben, empfehle ich einen kleinen Schnupperkurs. Dort, wo sie gerne sind, ganz weit vorn.
⚠️ "Tesla-Absatz in Deutschland kollabiert um 76%...."
Aus meiner Sicht sollte man bei solchen Schlagzeilen aufpassen: nur auf die monatlichen Daten von einem einzigen Land zu schauen, halte ich für wenig aufschlussreich
Denn Tesla liefert im Jahresverlauf oft mit unterschiedlicher Gewichtung in verschiedene Länder, zusätzlich entstehen oft noch Transitzeiten zwischen Produktion und Verkauf
Dazu kommt noch die Einführung des neuen Model Y, wo die Fabrik für die Umstellung 1-2 Monate nicht lief & daher weniger Autos produziert & entsprechend verkauft werden konnten
Nicht vergessen: Das Model Y ist in 2023 & 2024 das meistverkaufte Auto aller Antriebsarten auf der Welt gewesen - kein anderes Auto hat ein besseres Preis-Leistungsverhältnis, probiert eine Probefahrt gerne mal aus. Das neue Model Y wird da nochmal besser
Wichtiger ist für mich wie viele Teslas pro Jahr weltweit verkauft werden. Und wie viele von der Gesamtflotte bald als autonome Taxis fahren....
Daher bleibe ich weiter bei $TSLA investiert, trotz eines 14x auf mein ursprüngliches Investment
👉 Was denkst du: Ist das nur eine kurzfristige Schwankung oder ein echtes Problem für Tesla?
👉 Siehst du Tesla-Aktien aktuell als über- oder unterbewertet an?
Wie immer: keine Anlageempfehlung
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