@astorinvest: One person bought a Tesla Roadster the year Tesla went public. Another put the exact same money into Tesla stock. No monthly contributions. Just one $109,000 decision in 2010. Same money. Completely different outcome. From June 2010 to October 2026: The car: 1 original Roadster Worth about $130,000 today S&P 500: Same $109,000 invested once Worth about $1.09 million, or 10 Roadsters Tesla stock: Same $109,000 invested once Worth about $25.2 million, or 231 Roadsters The investor never added another dollar. They simply bought the stock instead of the car and held on. Along the way came a three-year low in 2019, a 65% crash in 2022 and a 54% drop in early 2025. They held through all of it. The difference is striking, but this chart only shows what happened. In 2010, almost nobody could have known Tesla would survive, and plenty of investors sold during those crashes. Historical simulation from June 29, 2010 to October 19, 2026. Roadsters counted at the original $109,000 price; the car's value is an estimate. Split-adjusted closing prices, S&P 500 with dividends reinvested. Taxes, fees and ownership costs excluded. Historical results are not a forecast. Would you have bought the car or the company?

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