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Adjusting that for inflation, it's worth approximately 70% of that (based on 43% cumulative inflation 1998-2013).
by testbro 13y ago
Adjusting that for inflation, it's worth approximately 70% of that (based on 43% cumulative inflation 1998-2013).
- mathattack 13y agoYes. No dividends for most of that period too, which usually compensates for inflation.
- AaronFriel 13y agoMost being the first five years of the fifteen year period? It looks like their dividends started in 03 and have only been increasing.
- mathattack 13y agoSo look at total returns for the past 15 years. Would you have been a happy share or option holder?
- sytelus 13y agoDoes this take 3 stock splits in to account as well?
- mathattack 13y agoThe charts on Yahoo Finance (very good website, btw - I'm unaffiliated) adjust for splits. This is why you don't see any discontinuity on split dates.