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It was ~54 when he became CEO in August 2011, and now it's ~98. So ~100% return when you factor in dividends. SPX went from ~1280 to ~2080, so it's close, but
by mathattack 10y ago
It was ~54 when he became CEO in August 2011, and now it's ~98. So ~100% return when you factor in dividends.
SPX went from ~1280 to ~2080, so it's close, but not quite as much.
- scholia 10y agoYup, overall, it has been doing fine. It is not doing fine at the moment, which is the usual implication of the word "is". However, I note that my accurate and true comment has been downvoted anyway ;-)
- mathattack 10y agoWell I voted you up. :-) It's hard to read too much into short term stock moves. To quote Warren Buffett quoting Ben Graham, "In the short term the stock market is a voting machine. In the long term it's a weighing machine."
- scholia 10y agoThanks, I'm very happy with 0 ;-) Agree on the stock market. Luckily I don't buy stocks and shares or (a) I would have made big losses or (b) made big wins and been jailed for insider trading....