Elon Musk's success as the richest individual in the world apparently also brought good luck to two individuals who made investments in his firm, Tesla, Inc ..
Amazon engineer Diebert, 39, through his Twitter account on January 8 said he wanted to retire after receiving a profit from his investment in the electric car manufacturer.
Diebert, who also works at Google, also uploaded screenshot screenshots of securities accounts worth almost $ 12 million (around RM48.5 million) as a result of owning 14,850 shares of Tesla.
Clearly, he spent his income on his first investment 7 years ago involving 2500 Tesla shares. At that time the price per share was only $ 7.50, making the total number of shares he owned reached more than $ 2 million (RM8.08 million) based on the current price.
At the time of writing Tesla's share price was $ 845, it was seen to remain soaring with a 743% increase in 2020.
Recounting his experience, Deibert admitted he had lost $ 1.3 million in a day but was still not afraid to continue investing.
Earlier, an individual named Brandon Smith appeared who also admitted to putting $ 10,000 of his savings into Tesla shares.
The investment was his first investment and at that time he had no knowledge of stocks.
According to him, he only buys and saves without selling any Tesla shares he owns.
Unexpectedly, as Tesla shares soared in a row in 2020, Smith indirectly made a profit of more than $ 1 million, making him part of Tesla's group of investors, "Teslanaire".
