Back in 2011, things were a lot different than they were today. But hypothetically speaking – you had $1,000 to invest back then, what would it be worth today?
Check out the historical prices of some of your favorite companies below as well as what the compound annual growth rate is to give you a sense of what the yearly return for each has been over that time.
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Last updated May 21, 2021
Domino’s Pizza Inc. (DPZ): $26,467.83
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $14.30
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $378.49
- Compound annual growth rate: 38.76%
Netflix (NFLX): $20,868.82
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $26.68
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $556.78
- Compound annual growth rate: 35.50%
Amazon (AMZN): $18,641.77
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $176.70
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $3,294.00
- Compound annual growth rate: 33.98%
Apple (AAPL): $13,585.55
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $10.52
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $142.92
- Compound annual growth rate: 29.81%
Microsoft (MSFT): $10,147.21
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $22.62
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $229.53
- Compound annual growth rate: 26.08%
Microsoft’s stock has performed quite well over the past few years, but that pales in contrast to its performance during the 1990s when it helped create a number of “Microsoft millionaires.” These days, it’s still considered one of the safest stocks you can invest in — especially for first-time investors.
Nike (NKE): $7,500.00
- Share price Jan. 25, 2011: $18.34
- Share price Jan. 25, 2021: $137.55
- Compound annual growth rate: 22.32%
Crazy, huh?
