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  • 19 March 2019

    Using that same calculator for P&G, starting from 02-05-81 (the date of P&G's lowest closing price of that year), to 05-26-16 would have become $79,982 with dividends reinvested.

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  • 19 March 2019

    The entry for 1981 should have been Home Depot instead of P&G. Starting from 09-22-81 until the date for this article 05-26-16, $1,000 in Home Depot would have become $6,319,844 with dividends reinvested. I used this calculator https://dqydj.com/stock-return-calculator-dividend-reinvestment-drip/

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