Anonymous

26 Oct 2020

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If I bought 100 shares of Apple stock when the company went public, how much money would I make if I sold them today?

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Yang Teng

26 Oct 2020

https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/11/24/if-yo...

If you have bought 100 shares of Apple at IPO, you will own 5,600 shares today after the stock splits.

100 shares during IPO = $2,202.64

6,400 shares today = $644,224.00

Profit (not accounting for fees): $642,021.36

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