Tesla shares have risen more than 50 percent since early October, and the company’s market value has risen to more than $ 1.2 trillion. The firm surpassed Toyota last year, now the world’s second-largest carmaker in terms of market capitalization, but is now nearly $ 900 billion more valuable.
At the same time, Tesla is one of the least appreciated names on Wall Street. Experts such as Jim Cramer of CNBC described the actions as “growing indefinitely on nothing”.
If you had invested in Tesla in November last year, when the stock was worth just over $ 400 per unit, you would have tripled your money. A $ 1,000 investment on November 2, 2020 would be worth about $ 2,940, representing a 193% return, according to CNBC calculations.
Five years ago, on November 2, 2016, Tesla traded at about $ 38 per share. An investment of $ 1,000 since then would have increased by 3,025% and was worth about $ 31,286 on Wednesday morning. Over the same period, the S&P 500 index would have yielded 142.4%.
If you had invested in Tesla in 2011, you would have had a five-figure return. In those 10 years, Tesla has gone from selling only the Roadster to offering the S, 3, X and Y models. It also announced Cybertruck and Tesla Semi, without specifying the release dates for both vehicles.
A $ 1,000 investment in Tesla in November 2011 would now be worth just over $ 204,000, with the stock price rising from $ 5.74 to $ 1,229 in 10 years. That means a yield of over 20,000%. A similar investment in the S&P 500 would have yielded 357.4%.
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