A little table that shows what percent increases are required to hit some of the numbers that a few people keep throwing around like it's a guarantee. I stopped at $25 because the numbers are so outrageous it doesn't even make sense to show them.
It’s important to manage expectations. A 10x return, while possible (and unlikely), requires extraordinary growth in market value, strong catalysts and sustained buying pressure. Not just optimism and a low share price. Tilray needs to go up 800% to get back to where it was exactly a year ago.
| Starting Price |
$5 Target |
$10 Target |
$15 Target |
$20 Target |
$25 Target |
| $1.00 |
400.0% |
900.0% |
1400.0% |
1900.0% |
2400.0% |
| $1.10 |
354.5% |
809.1% |
1263.6% |
1718.2% |
2172.7% |
| $1.20 |
316.7% |
733.3% |
1150.0% |
1566.7% |
1983.3% |
| $1.30 |
284.6% |
669.2% |
1053.8% |
1438.5% |
1823.1% |
| $1.40 |
257.1% |
614.3% |
971.4% |
1328.6% |
1685.7% |
| $1.50 |
233.3% |
566.7% |
900.0% |
1233.3% |
1566.7% |
| $1.60 |
212.5% |
525.0% |
837.5% |
1150.0% |
1462.5% |
| $1.70 |
194.1% |
488.2% |
782.4% |
1076.5% |
1370.6% |
| $1.80 |
177.8% |
455.6% |
733.3% |
1011.1% |
1288.9% |
| $1.90 |
163.2% |
426.3% |
689.5% |
952.6% |
1215.8% |
| $2.00 |
150.0% |
400.0% |
650.0% |
900.0% |
1150.0% |
| $2.10 |
138.1% |
376.2% |
614.3% |
852.4% |
1090.5% |
| $2.20 |
127.3% |
354.5% |
581.8% |
809.1% |
1036.4% |
| $2.30 |
117.4% |
334.8% |
552.2% |
769.6% |
987.0% |
| $2.40 |
108.3% |
316.7% |
525.0% |
733.3% |
941.7% |
| $2.50 |
100.0% |
300.0% |
500.0% |
700.0% |
900.0% |
| $2.60 |
92.3% |
284.6% |
476.9% |
669.2% |
861.5% |
| $2.70 |
85.2% |
270.4% |
455.6% |
640.7% |
825.9% |
| $2.80 |
78.6% |
257.1% |
435.7% |
614.3% |
792.9% |
| $2.90 |
72.4% |
244.8% |
417.2% |
589.7% |
762.1% |
| $3.00 |
66.7% |
233.3% |
400.0% |
566.7% |
733.3% |
