What if you had invested?
Pick an investment, a date and an amount. See what it would be worth today.
- Dividends paid
- Shares bought
- Price then
- Price now
Any stock or coin, recurring buys and comparisons: get Fomo Calc for iPhone, free.
Prices are daily closes from Yahoo Finance and may be delayed. Prices are split-adjusted, and dividends are counted as cash, not reinvested. Taxes and fees are ignored. This is for fun and curiosity, not financial advice.
Try a famous what-if
- $1,000 in Bitcoin in 2015
- $1,000 in Apple in 2010
- $10,000 in the S&P 500 (VOO) in 2012
- $5,000 in tech stocks (VGT) in 2016
- $1,000 in Ford in 2000
Questions
How is the result calculated?
The calculator buys as many shares as your amount would have bought at the closing price on the first trading day on or after your date, then values them at the latest close. Dividends paid along the way are added as cash.
Are dividends reinvested?
No. Dividends are counted as cash you received, not used to buy more shares. Prices are split-adjusted, so stock splits don't distort the result.
Why can I only pick five investments?
The web calculator covers Bitcoin, Apple, Ford and two Vanguard ETFs. The free Fomo Calc app for iPhone works with any stock, ETF or coin, and adds recurring buys and side-by-side comparisons.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a calculator for fun and curiosity. It ignores taxes and fees, and past performance says nothing about future returns.
Get Fomo Calc on iPhone
Recurring buys (DCA), compare up to five stocks against the S&P 500, share cards, and saved scenarios. Free, no ads.
