Devil Tesla: “Sell, sell, sell!” BUY
Comment: The Tesla stock, which is part of the Depot 2030 portfolio, is similarly demonized in 2025 as it was 15 years ago when a US stock market guru loudly advised selling. Humanoid robots deserve a chance, just like rickety electric cars did back in 2010.
I wish for human robots—to help us clear the forests of waste, to carry the sneakers (produced by robots) delivered by robo-vans to the mailbox in 2030. In the future, robots at trade fairs could help us restock thousands of AKTIONÄR magazines even faster.
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(This commentary has been published and updated in the new HSR 17/2025 )
I returned home the 400 kilometers in a flash, with a 10-minute 800-volt charging break in my VW electric car. Things were different 15 years ago: In 2010, as an electric car enthusiast, I tested the first rickety Italian electric cars with a range of 50 kilometers. A range breakthrough seemed far away. But then Tesla came along!
US stock market guru Jim Cramer shouted at the 2010 IPO: "Sell! Sell! Sell! You shouldn't even rent the damn thing." When everyone warns and fears (as they did with Bitcoin in 2015), my contrarian and protective instincts are awakened. In AKTIONÄR, we therefore recommended the controversial, loss-making startup Tesla in 2011, at around $1.33 after adjustment for splits. Years later, Musk became too loud and imprecise for me, even with his robotaxi announcements, which is why I left the Tesla party too early in 2016 and invested in stocks like Nvidia and Xiaomi.
Jim Cramer advised not to buy Tesla during its IPO in 2010 when the price was $1.13 (split adjusted) pic.twitter.com/NCL7zEvXfP
— Wall Street Memes (@wallstmemes) July 7, 2023
Robots: A big hit like the electric car?
But now, in 2025, it feels a bit like 2011 again: Many demonize Musk, believing in AI and humanoid robots just as little as they did in electric cars back then. Flat robots from Xiaomi vacuum my apartment and mow the lawn – but it takes hands and flexibility to put away the dishes, trim the hedge, or clear snow. In 2030, 40,000 workers will be replaced by humanoids, before, in 2050, an army of robots will do the (often dangerous or strenuous) work that previously required 63 million people to get up early for. After electric cars and AI, humanoid robots will be the next big thing!
Future is crazy 😂 pic.twitter.com/1iPW5axNOV
— mr fundman (@mrfundman) May 15, 2025
Tesla will not increase by a hundredfold – but in our 2030 portfolio we are betting on once again making a contrarian bet against the majority opinion.
Insider tip with Amazon drone and Nvidia robot chance!
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Tesla and Nvidia in TV CheckNote on conflicts of interest The board member and majority shareholder of the publisher Börsenmedien AG, Mr. Bernd Förtsch, has directly and indirectly entered into positions in the following financial instruments mentioned in the publication or derivatives related to them, which could benefit from any price development resulting from the publication: Tesla, Nvidia.
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