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In 2017, people paid $50,000 just to reserve this car. It showed up nine years later. And it flies. Tesla first unveiled the new Roadster in November 2017. Reservations took a $50,000 deposit, with deliveries promised for 2020. On October 15, 2026, it finally appeared, launching off a ramp and flying on SpaceX-style thrusters. But what if that $50,000 had gone into Tesla stock instead? Roadster deposit: $50,000, waiting since 2017 Tesla stock: Same $50,000 in November 2017 Worth about $849,000 today It was a wild ride. The stock fell to about $28,000 in 2019, passed $1 trillion in company value in 2021, dropped about 65% in 2022, and hit new highs in 2024 and 2025. This chart only shows what happened, with hindsight. Single stocks can swing hard in both directions, and plenty of hyped companies never recover from their drops. Would you rather have the car, or the stock? 💬 Comment PROMPT and I'll DM you the Tesla Roadster Master Prompt to run this comparison yourself in Astor. Hypothetical example. Assumptions: a one-time $50,000 purchase of TSLA at the November 17, 2017 closing price, held to the October 16, 2026 close, using split-adjusted Yahoo Finance prices (Tesla pays no dividends). No fees or taxes. The deposit is shown at its $50,000 face value and earns no interest. Past performance does not guarantee future results; a single stock can lose value. Clip: Tesla,
In 2017, people paid $50,000 just to reserve this car. It showed up nine years later. And it flies. Tesla first unveiled the new Roadster in November 2017. Reservations took a $50,000 deposit, with deliveries promised for 2020. On October 15, 2026, it finally appeared, launching off a ramp and flying on SpaceX-style thrusters. But what if that $50,000 had gone into Tesla stock instead? Roadster deposit: $50,000, waiting since 2017 Tesla stock: Same $50,000 in November 2017 Worth about $849,000 today It was a wild ride. The stock fell to about $28,000 in 2019, passed $1 trillion in company value in 2021, dropped about 65% in 2022, and hit new highs in 2024 and 2025. This chart only shows what happened, with hindsight. Single stocks can swing hard in both directions, and plenty of hyped companies never recover from their drops. Would you rather have the car, or the stock? 💬 Comment PROMPT and I'll DM you the Tesla Roadster Master Prompt to run this comparison yourself in Astor. Hypothetical example. Assumptions: a one-time $50,000 purchase of TSLA at the November 17, 2017 closing price, held to the October 16, 2026 close, using split-adjusted Yahoo Finance prices (Tesla pays no dividends). No fees or taxes. The deposit is shown at its $50,000 face value and earns no interest. Past performance does not guarantee future results; a single stock can lose value. Clip: Tesla, "The Ramp | Roadster" (Roadster event, October 2026). Gaus, Inc. DBA Astor, SEC-registered investment adviser. Not investment advice. All investing involves risk. See astor.app/legal for disclosures. #tesla #tsla #roadster

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