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If you put $1,000 into Apple in 2003, you would have $1.05M today
Worth today
| You put in | $1,000 |
| It is now worth | $1.05M |
| Profit | +$1.05M |
| Multiple | 1,048x |
| Per year | 34.3% over 23.6 years |
The prices behind it
| Bought Mar 2003 | $0.320536 |
| Today | $335.92 |
| Units bought | 3,119.77 |
Monthly closing prices. The buy is the first monthly close on or after January of that year.
See the Apple chart · company page
What this does not include. No dividends, no inflation adjustment, no tax, no fees, and no account for the fact that almost nobody holds one thing for 24 years without touching it. It also only works looking backwards. The assets in this list are here because they are the ones people ask about, which means they are survivors, and the ones that went to zero are not on the menu.
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Prices from Yahoo Finance, monthly closes, refreshed daily. Past performance says nothing about future returns, and nothing here is investment advice.