In the last five years, the S&P 500 has climbed 80% (as of Feb. 16), a figure that excludes dividends. That's a respectable gain that investors can be encouraged by -- but not all businesses have fared this well.Look at Detroit automaker Ford (F -0.41%). Its shares have climbed by just 44% since February 2019. If we zoom out even further and look at the last 10 years, investors actually lost money.As we set our sights on the next five years, there's a chance that this auto stock could double, producing an a ...