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Billionaire Investor Ron Baron Forecasts Tesla Stock to Reach $2,500 in 10 Years

Summary

  • Ron Baron's firm manages $45 billion in assets
  • Baron's flagship fund has outperformed the S&P 500 by 50% over the years
  • Baron made $8 billion from his personal Tesla shares
  • Baron remains highly bullish on Tesla, with 40% of his net worth in the stock
Billionaire Investor Ron Baron Forecasts Tesla Stock to Reach $2,500 in 10 Years

As of November 15th, 2025, Ron Baron, the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Baron Capital, which manages $45 billion in assets, has maintained his bullish stance on Tesla (TSLA) stock. In a recent CNBC interview, Baron revealed that he is expecting Tesla's stock price to reach $2,500 within the next 10 years.

Baron, known for his fundamental, buy-and-hold approach, first invested in Tesla back in 2010 during the company's IPO roadshow. Despite Tesla's early struggles and volatility, Baron held onto his personal shares, ultimately making a staggering $8 billion from his investment. While Baron recently disclosed that he sold roughly one-third of his clients' TSLA shares, he still has an extremely high conviction in the stock, with around 40% of his net worth tied up in it.

According to Baron, Tesla's current reinvestment strategy, which is "penalizing current profitability to become a much bigger business in the future," is a key factor behind his long-term optimism. He also emphasized that Tesla's success is largely dependent on the "ultimate 'key man' of key-man risk," Elon Musk, whose "relentless drive and uncompromising standards" are essential to the company's continued growth.

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Ron Baron is predicting that Tesla's stock price will reach $2,500 within the next 10 years.
Baron has personally made a mind-boggling $8 billion off his Tesla shares.
Baron believes that Tesla's success is largely dependent on the "ultimate 'key man' of key-man risk," Elon Musk, whose "relentless drive and uncompromising standards" are essential to the company's continued growth.

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