Josh Kushner’s venture capital firm, Thrive Capital, realized gains of $522 million after selling some of its shares in publicly traded car marketplace Carvana. The stock, trading under the ticker CVNA, has seen positive momentum following a strong earnings report and an ambitious long-term growth target set by Carvana. The company aims to reach annual sales of 3 million units with a 13.5% adjusted EBITDA margin within 5 to 10 years, though it is targeting to accelerate this timeline to five years by doubling its current build pace. Morgan Stanley has raised its price target for Carvana to $290 from $280 and maintains an overweight rating, citing a record quarter and optimistic long-term guidance. Despite approaching its 2021 high, Carvana’s share count has increased by 91% since then.