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Do you ever wish you had invested in Amazon or Apple before they hit the jackpot? Nobody can predict the future, but if you went back 10 years with only $100 and the knowledge you have now, you could be a billionaire today.
Yahoo (YHOO)
Year: 1997
Jan. 1: $100
Dec. 31: $611
If you invested $100 in Yahoo stock at the start of 1997, the year of the Spice Girls, Hanson, and Titanic, you’d have $611 by the end of the year, thanks to Yahoo’s 511% return.
Jan. 1: $100
Dec. 31: $611
If you invested $100 in Yahoo stock at the start of 1997, the year of the Spice Girls, Hanson, and Titanic, you’d have $611 by the end of the year, thanks to Yahoo’s 511% return.
Amazon.com (AMZN)
Year: 1998
Jan. 1: $611
Dec. 31: $6,532
If you invested the previous $611 in Amazon.com stock at the start of 1998, the year Sex and the City debuted and Britney Spears was still innocent, you’d have (roughly) $6,532 by the end of the year, thanks to Amazon.com’s 971% return.
Jan. 1: $611
Dec. 31: $6,532
If you invested the previous $611 in Amazon.com stock at the start of 1998, the year Sex and the City debuted and Britney Spears was still innocent, you’d have (roughly) $6,532 by the end of the year, thanks to Amazon.com’s 971% return.
QUALCOMM Inc (QCOM)
Year: 1999
Jan. 1: $6,532
Dec. 31: $175,327
If you invested the previous $6,532 in QUALCOMM stock at the start of 1999, the year Backstreet Boys and NSYNC were big and everyone was freaked out about a global "Y2K" crash, you’d have $175,327 by the end of the year, thanks to QUALCOMM’s 2587% return.
Jan. 1: $6,532
Dec. 31: $175,327
If you invested the previous $6,532 in QUALCOMM stock at the start of 1999, the year Backstreet Boys and NSYNC were big and everyone was freaked out about a global "Y2K" crash, you’d have $175,327 by the end of the year, thanks to QUALCOMM’s 2587% return.
Lab Corp. of America (LH)
Year: 2000
Jan. 1: $175,327
Dec. 31: $836,704
If you invested the previous $175,327 in LabCorp stock at the start of 2000, the year hanging chads made for a very interesting election outcome, you’d have $836,704 by the end of the year, thanks to LabCorp’s 377% return.
Jan. 1: $175,327
Dec. 31: $836,704
If you invested the previous $175,327 in LabCorp stock at the start of 2000, the year hanging chads made for a very interesting election outcome, you’d have $836,704 by the end of the year, thanks to LabCorp’s 377% return.
NVidia (NVDA)
Year: 2001
Jan. 1: $836,704
Dec. 31: $3,392,432
If you invested the previous $836,704 in NVidia stock at the start of 2001, the year Silicon Valley was imploding and stock investors were no longer printing their own profits, you’d have $3,392,432 by the end of the year, thanks to NVidia’s 305% advance.
Jan. 1: $836,704
Dec. 31: $3,392,432
If you invested the previous $836,704 in NVidia stock at the start of 2001, the year Silicon Valley was imploding and stock investors were no longer printing their own profits, you’d have $3,392,432 by the end of the year, thanks to NVidia’s 305% advance.
MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR)
Year: 2002
Jan. 1: $3,392,432
Dec. 31: $7,213,680
If you invested the previous (roughly) $3.5 million in MEMC stock at the start of 2002, the year American Idol began launching homegrown superstars, you’d have $7,213,680 by the end of the year, thanks to MEMC’s 113% gain.
Jan. 1: $3,392,432
Dec. 31: $7,213,680
If you invested the previous (roughly) $3.5 million in MEMC stock at the start of 2002, the year American Idol began launching homegrown superstars, you’d have $7,213,680 by the end of the year, thanks to MEMC’s 113% gain.
Akamai Technologies (AKAM)
Year: 2003
Jan. 1: $7,213,680
Dec. 31: $43,270,538
If you invested the previous $7.2 million in Akamai Technologies stock at the start of 2003, the year the Iraq war started and the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie plundered box offices worldwide, you’d have $43,270,538 by the end of the year, thanks to Akamai Technologies’s 498% return.
Jan. 1: $7,213,680
Dec. 31: $43,270,538
If you invested the previous $7.2 million in Akamai Technologies stock at the start of 2003, the year the Iraq war started and the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie plundered box offices worldwide, you’d have $43,270,538 by the end of the year, thanks to Akamai Technologies’s 498% return.
Sears Holdings (SHLD)
Year: 2004
Jan. 1: $43,270,538
Dec. 31: $179,147,269
If you invested the previous $43,270,538 in Sears Holdings stock at the start of 2004, the year John Kerry and George W. Bush went head-to-head for the White House, you’d have $179,147,269 by the end of the year, thanks to Sears Holdings’s 314% return.
Jan. 1: $43,270,538
Dec. 31: $179,147,269
If you invested the previous $43,270,538 in Sears Holdings stock at the start of 2004, the year John Kerry and George W. Bush went head-to-head for the White House, you’d have $179,147,269 by the end of the year, thanks to Sears Holdings’s 314% return.
SanDisk (SNDK)
Year: 2005
Jan. 1: $179,147,269
Dec. 31: $448,904,325
If you invested the previous $179 million in SanDisk stock at the start of 2005, the year Hurricane Katrina demolished New Orleans and Pope Benedict XVI succeeded Pope John Paul II, you’d have $448,904,325 by the end of the year, thanks to SanDisk’s 151% advance.
Jan. 1: $179,147,269
Dec. 31: $448,904,325
If you invested the previous $179 million in SanDisk stock at the start of 2005, the year Hurricane Katrina demolished New Orleans and Pope Benedict XVI succeeded Pope John Paul II, you’d have $448,904,325 by the end of the year, thanks to SanDisk’s 151% advance.
Allegheny Technologies (ATI)
Year: 2006
Jan. 1: $448,904,325
Dec. 31: $1,118,314,364
If you invested the previous $448,904,325 in ATI stock at the start of 2006, the year the Steelers won Superbowl XL, you’d have $1,118,314,364, thanks to ATI’s 149% gain. More than $1 billion in just 10 years.
Jan. 1: $448,904,325
Dec. 31: $1,118,314,364
If you invested the previous $448,904,325 in ATI stock at the start of 2006, the year the Steelers won Superbowl XL, you’d have $1,118,314,364, thanks to ATI’s 149% gain. More than $1 billion in just 10 years.
So sit back and relax; you’re a billionaire now — just don’t spend it all in one place!
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To summarize in Chinese…
如何从100块变成10亿, 利用十年的时间. (当然, 这个是用过去的历史数据来推算的, 将来如果能幸运挑选到类似的, 也可能能重复历史吧. 反正这里的十年是从1997年开始)
1997年: 起金$100块, 全部买入雅虎Yahoo!, 放着到年底, 就有了$611.
1998年: 卖掉Yahoo的$611, 改买Amazon,雅马逊网店, 年底就有了$6532.
1999 : 卖掉上年的$6532换买Qualcomm通讯的, 年底就有了$175,327.
2000 : 再卖掉上年的, $175,327买 Lab Corp of America, 年底就变成 $836,704.
2001 : 把$836,704换成NVidia, 年底变成 $3,392,432
2002 : 把$3,392,432换成MEMC, 年底变成 $7,213,680
2003 : 把$7,213,680换成Akamai, 年底变成 $43,270,538
2004 : 把$43,270,538换成Sears, 年底变成 $179,147,269
2005 : 把$179,147,269换成SanDisk, 年底变成 $448,904,325
2006 : 把$448,904,325换成Allegheny, 年底变成 $1.1 Billion.
然后, 2007年开始, 就是神仙日子了, 世界首富排行榜上就有你的大名啦.
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当然, 如果大家都能预知未来, 或者可以时间旅行, 那么人人都是亿万富翁.
现实世界真的能做到的人, 估计地球上60亿人口里面有一个也是奇迹了.
我不相信我自己可以啦, 我不幸运. 但是, 不那么痴心妄想的话, 10年好好从1万变200万似乎还是可以的.
虽然这也不是那么百发百中的事情. 不过我还是有点幻想的.
刚才和朋友说, 如果真的幻想我100变10亿, 那么我会先捐款5亿, 为世界做件好事情.
剩下的交掉税以后的钱, 开一个出版社. 然后我就天天旅行, 自己写书自己出版,
群众爱买不买都无所谓, 反正我有钱爱干吗干吗. (不过我觉得我还是会有些群众的…)
但是, 哎~~ 100变10亿这等好事怎么可能发生在我身上? 估计地球灭亡那天也不可能.
现实如果200万就了不得啦…
2 Million…
要是那么多的话, 我把它们都存进银行, 每年的利息钱也足够我出门旅行啦.
每次回来写点小游记po网上过过瘾.
工作继续, 如果不想的话 quit 也可以. 节约的用其实也可以够我一辈子.
哎… 两百万 by 60岁我是还把握多点,
如果是30多岁达到, 那… 需要很多很多的计划策划, 以及 LUCK !!
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