Electric vehicle giant Tesla (TESLA), after the U.S. presidential election, saw a surge in stock price, even doubling compared to the lowest point this year. American investment tycoons still bullish on Tesla's potential to rise several times.
Investment tycoon Baron (RON BARON), who is also a major shareholder of Tesla, stated that Tesla's market cap could rise to $5 trillion within 10 years. Tesla's CEO Musk also believes that Tesla's market cap could reach $30 trillion.
In response to Trump's election as the next U.S. president, Musk's support played a significant role. Recently, Tesla's stock price surged by over 25%, with its market cap surpassing $1 trillion again.
Barron was one of the early investors in Tesla, and Baron Capital, managed by him, invested 0.4 billion USD in the company between 2014 and 2016.
He once disclosed that his investment in Tesla brought him a profit of 6 billion USD. Tesla currently accounts for one-tenth of Barron's stock investment.
Barron, when interviewed by CNBC on Friday, believes that due to the development of humanoid robot Optimus, Tesla could reach over 3 trillion USD in the next 10 years, even 4 trillion or 5 trillion USD. Therefore, he will not sell his Tesla stocks at the current stage.
He also revealed that Musk believes that Tesla's market cap is more likely to reach 30 trillion dollars.
Tesla closed 9.54 dollars higher on Friday at 320.72 dollars.
source: 9Share