What if you'd bought it back then?

Pick a stock, a date, and an amount — and find out if you'd be rich, broke, or somewhere in between. 🤑

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The journey

Tip: hover over the chart — or drag your finger across it on your phone — to see the exact date and value at any point.

Solid line: your stake. Dashed line: the same money in the S&P 500 (price only). Values are written on the line itself.

What happened along the way

How it works: your shares are counted from the first trading day on or after your date. Every split multiplies your share count; every dividend adds to your dividend income at the share count you held on that date. Splits use real split events, dividends use real payout history. The S&P 500 line is price return only, since an index pays no dividend. If a ticker disappears, the result shows its last traded value and says so. Past performance is not a prediction. Site stats.