Tim Cook did a pretty decent job as CEO of Apple after Steve died. He entered in 2011 at an Apple valuation of $350 Billion, and leaves the company at $4 trillion.
~1,046% return
So if you invested in Apple back in August 2011, within ten years you'd have had several multiples of the primary, excluding dividends (if any)
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