25.01.2021
Tesla
2.29%
AktienMax (BAMBUS10): ???? For everyone who wants a preview of the latest podcast episode about Tesla. ???? In this https://open.spotify.com/episode/67NIrFEDDb6tx3PTcOtt84 we analyze Tesla according to the 7 questions from Peter Thiel: 1️⃣ Technology: Has Tesla developed a disruptive technology? – A comparison with the internal combustion engine and hydrogen ???? 2️⃣ Timing: is now the right time for Tesla? – Electric Energy and Zero Emission Vehicle Credits ⏳ 3️⃣ Monopoly: Does Tesla have a monopoly on electric cars? ???? 4️⃣ Team: Who are other team members besides Elon Musk? ???? 5️⃣ Sales: Why does Tesla only sell its cars online? ➡️ 6️⃣ Longevity: What Are Tesla’s Long-Term Competitive Advantages? ⚔️ 7️⃣ Secret: What is the secret behind Tesla’s success? ???????? ???? https://open.spotify.com/episode/67NIrFEDDb6tx3PTcOtt84 (25.01. 12:13)
Zalando
2.89%
IARUMAS (CMPNDNG): Zalando has cracked the € 100 mark! (25.01. 12:08)
Home24
6.87%
TraderOnkel (AAABEST): Today’s newly established position at Home24 immediately jumps 5% into plus. Unfortunately it seems that we are on an endless lockdown. Politicians are currently always finding new arguments to extend the lockdown further. I cannot judge whether this is the right strategy. The answer to that lies in the future. I also bought my first pieces at Biontech again, as it is becoming apparent that the vaccine will only work to a limited extent with the new COVID variant. It is possible that vaccine production and permanent adaptation will result in sustained high profits. So far, the market is only pricing in a one-time special boom. I will monitor developments around the topic very closely and draw the necessary conclusions. MfG AA (25.01. 12:06)
Leoni
18.58%
Zedi (FUND0815): Typical case of “Sell on good news”: Repurchased on Friday and sold again today at> 15% according to analyst praise. I consider such price jumps without new figures, only driven by analyst comments, to be less sustainable. Therefore I took some profit with me, even if I still find Leoni worth buying, Aurelius is mmn too. (25.01. 11:59)
Airbus Group
-2.29%
ProfiInvest (DEEUUSA): With a current depot weighting of 2.5%, Airbus is new to the depot. Welcome! (25.01. 11:57)
MTU Aero Engines
-1.68%
ProfiInvest (DEEUUSA): With a current portfolio weighting of 1.6%, MTU Aero is new to the portfolio. Welcome! (25.01. 11:57)
Cancom
0.93%
ProfiInvest (DEEUUSA): Position size is reduced somewhat. Small profit realized. (25.01. 11:53)
Sartorius
2.66%
Share campaign (AKTIKULT): CAN SLIM-Check: At SARTORIUS AG VZO ON (DE0007165631) the big setback seems to be missing. That is why the position was increased. (25.01. 10:27)
Aurubis
2.35%
GoldeselTrading (GOLDINV): Good morning everyone, the Wikifolio is at an all-time high. This morning, Aurubis is 3% firmer; the company performed significantly better than expected in the last quarter. (25.01. 09:48)
Alibaba Group Holding
2.95%
AlexBoersianer (SRBP1): Just got back into Ali because Jack Ma showed up and is basically still undervalued and I believe in a quick increase in the next few days. (25.01. 09:43)
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