$TSLA
It’s a happiness circuit that everyone who’s melted into stock accounts looks at least once, “I should have bought Tesla then”, right?

If you had just 1 million won buried in Tesla (TSLA) in 2014, how much would it be now?

It’s only for fun, but the number is more than I thought. At the time of 2014, Tesla’s stock price went up and down (based on the face-to-face split) from about $10 to $15 (based on the face-to-face split). If you calculate it by reflecting the two stock divisions (5:1, 3:1) and the recent increase in value after the introduction of the FSD 12 version.

The current margin of 1 million won is between 120 million won and 150 million won. It is a whopping 120 times higher rate of return.

Key Facts to Point Out
What’s really scary is volatility: You might say you just need to hold it for 12 years, but there were a lot of MDD (biggest drop) sections where you get stuck at -70% in the middle. In most minds, there’s a 99% chance that they sold it before it reached 100 million.

The essence of long-term investment: After all, it’s not just a “zonver,” it’s a reward for fully enduring the time it takes to prove its value (the popularization of electric vehicles, the advancement of autonomous driving).

Past data is always sweet, but it doesn’t guarantee the future. What’s important is, “Are you pointing out the fundamentals of the company that will become the next Tesla right now?”