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Tesla overdrives children's dummies in the test
In the preparations before the launch of the Robotaxi $TSLA (-3.01%) Tesla is testing a lot again and continues to run over children's dummies, although the problem has been known for some time ...
https://t3n.de/news/fsd-test-tesla-ueberfaehrt-kinder-dummys-1692947/

Waymo behind Tesla?
$TSLA (-3.01%) It looks like Tesla will cover a larger radius from the beginning than Waymo does now. Waymo is only driving in Austin while Tesla is supposed to start in the entire Austin metro area, which is a much larger area.
Source: https://x.com/wholemarsblog/status/1933746858557649201?s=46

Impact of Iran Closing the Strait of Hormuz on Global Markets
Impact of Iran Closing the Strait of Hormuz on Global Markets
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important oil transit routes in the world. About 20% of global oil supply passes through this narrow waterway. If Iran decides to close it, oil prices could skyrocket above $200 per barrel, according to Macquarie Commodities Strategy Head Marcus Garvey. While this is not the expected scenario, even a temporary disruption could cause major economic consequences.
Who Benefits?
Companies involved in oil production and energy supply would likely see higher profits due to rising oil prices. Some stocks that could benefit include:
- Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Chevron (CVX) in the U.S.
- Shell (SHEL) and BP (BP) in Europe
- Oilfield service providers like Schlumberger (SLB) and Halliburton (HAL), which support drilling operations
Who Suffers?
Industries that rely on oil for production and transportation would struggle with higher costs. Some of the most affected sectors include:
- Airlines (Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Lufthansa)
- Automakers (Volkswagen, Ford, Tesla)
- Shipping companies (Maersk, FedEx, UPS)
- Chemical producers (BASF, Dow Inc.)
Likelihood of Closure
Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz multiple times, but it has never fully blocked it. The last major disruption occurred during the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988), when both sides attacked oil tankers. More recently, in 2019, ships were attacked near the strait, raising concerns about security. Experts believe a full closure is unlikely, as it would also hurt Iran’s economy and provoke military retaliation.
Conclusion
If Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices would surge, benefiting energy companies while hurting industries dependent on oil. However, history suggests that a full blockade is not likely, though tensions in the region remain high. Investors should watch oil markets closely as geopolitical risks evolve.
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Tesla technology
Is the technology from $TSLA (-3.01%) , which is now also to be used in robotaxis and is based purely on cameras, is not competitive and very error-prone? If this is confirmed, this technology is doomed to failure, because how many accidents will there be if the faulty technology can no longer be corrected by a human?
Konkurrenz schneidet besser ab: Assistenzsystem "Tesla Vision" versagt oft beim Einparken - n-tv.de

What strategy for 18-year-olds on the stock market?
Hey guys! 👋 It's me again, Zottel, and I need your input on strategy.
I'm still totally in my "discovery phase" when it comes to my investment strategy. I'd love to share some thoughts and hear your opinions, especially since I know there are a lot of smart people with experience on here.
🔙 Review: Mistakes andLearnings
At the very beginning, I started with more classic key figure analyses: low P/E ratio, little debt, German market, smaller companies such as Verbio. I took a lot from books, but in retrospect I also realized that I went too much by the numbers... and unfortunately also invested quite concentrated.
👉 Result: a few losses and the realization that theory is not the same as practice. :)
🚀 Current approach: Business model first
I'm now much more interested in the business model of a company, like Hims & Hers, Tesla or Shopify. $SHOP (-1.14%)
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I simply find it exciting to deal with vision, scalability, competitive advantages and so on. Numbers are still important, of course, but they are no longer my sole focus.
I prefer individual shares because they teach me a lot, and as I think like an entrepreneur myself and want to start a company one day, it helps me a lot. 🙌
📊 Possible strategy: focus instead of breadth?
I'm thinking about deliberately concentrating on 5 to 10 individual stocks instead of diversifying broadly. I might add an ETF as a supplement, but my main focus should be on companies that I can really get to grips with.
Why?
Because I am fascinated by the "HOW" of a company: How do they work? How do the founders think? How do they continue to develop?
Precisely because I work in a start-up myself, I see every day what lies behind innovation, how much dynamism, decision-making, risk, creativity and vision there can be in a company. And it is precisely this understanding that I want to develop when investing. And I know that I won't get much more involved if I just buy the individual shares instead of ETFs.
I don't just want to buy "something" because it's in an ETF, I want to really get to grips with the companies. Not out of greed for returns, but because the whole thing excites me.
To be honest, I'm more interested in the experience than the money. I have big dreams and ambitions, I want to start my own business one day, become an entrepreneur, build things up. And I believe that if I use the time and money now to learn, through real confrontation, through my own mistakes and successes, then that is worth much more than some short-term percentage point in the portfolio.
Sure, it's riskier than simply investing in the MSCI World....But experience>returns
What do you think? Too naive? Or does it make sense if you really want to learn?
I'm looking forward to your opinion! 🙌
🪙 Crypto: new territory for me
I've recently started delving into the world of crypto. The idea of a digital, limited resource appeals to me and I see long-term potential. I'm currently testing it out:
- Bitpanda (I think it's quite good)
- BitWaver Powered by Hive (seems rather confusing to me 🤔)
How do you build your crypto portfolio?
Which platform do you use? How much of your total portfolio is in crypto?
💰 Regular income
I earn really well for my age and I'm wondering:
Should I invest the money directly each month or should I rather wait for market phases with better entry opportunities?
I don't want to miss out on any returns, but I also don't want to buy at the top when everything is hot. Maybe just invest monthly in a disciplined way, what do you think?
I know this is quite a lot of input now, but I just want to share honestly and openly with you where I stand right now. 🙏
I look forward to your tips, feedback and criticism.
I want to learn more, so feel free to share anything you can think of.
Thank you and best regards,
Zottel :)
Sale of Strategy into other companies
Using the 40% profit I made from selling $MSTR (-1.04%) I have recently invested in the following.
I have also kept aside approx. 30% cash now for other companies I would like to invest in, while I wait a little longer for the some relevant data on tariffs.
Looking at longer term;
Also, there is nothing stopping me reinvesting in MSTR if I feel confident in it. Right now I don't.
Here holding $BTC (+0.63%) to $1M 🤑
Tesla Robotaxis this month?
$TSLA (-3.01%) The launch of Tesla's Robotaxis is scheduled for June 22 - delays possible.
Tesla will also begin delivering fully autonomous Tesla Model Ys directly from the factory to customers' homes on June 28. The vehicles will drive themselves to the front door without a driver.
Source: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1932591896939147494?s=46

And the cars are actually driving to the customers? That's really cool ... ... ... wait a minute ... ... what's the source? ... ... ... Oh sooooo ... Elon has thrown in too much again and is making another one of his completely out of thin air promises ...
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