Well the future is indeterminate of course despite my prowess with a calculator, so there is no way to know for sure. Unexpected events are always possible from terrorist attacks to new competitors to serious Whole Foods mistakes. I believe, however, that EPS growth will be roughly equivalent to sales growth over the next 10 years and net income growth will be slightly higher. Whole Foods will probably get marginal operating leverage over time due to scale, but this will be largely offset by additional competition. I'm therefore projecting 18% CAGR in sales and EPS and 20% CAGR in net income over the next 10 years. I project the stock price grow at approximately the same rate as the EPS 18% CAGR and maybe a little less if the PE multiple contracts.