Investment research tools
What would an investment in one US stock or ETF look like? Review returns and drawdown, then compare reinvested dividends with price-only results.
Choose an asset and investment conditions to review returns and the effect of reinvesting dividends.
Fractional shares use split-adjusted prices. Profit is final value minus principal. All amounts are USD; no FX conversion is applied.
Cumulative return = (final value ÷ principal − 1) × 100
CAGR = ((final value ÷ principal)^(365.2425 ÷ elapsed days) − 1) × 100
Stored provider-reported dividends are used. Pretax dividends use holdings before the ex-date and are reinvested at the next trading close. Pending dividends at the end remain cash. Results may differ from payment-date investing or official total returns.
Taxes, transaction fees and inflation are excluded. Provider corrections can change results. No reported dividend events does not prove that no dividend was paid.
No. Return compares with the initial investment. Drawdown and recovery compare with a preceding peak.
Listing dates, stored prices and trading sessions can limit the investment period. Check the actual purchase and valuation dates above.
