Seondlevel,
Qoute"Could have bought CBA at 18.79 on 30 June 1998.
That represents 49.8% growth at 28.15 per share.
Add on total dividends (fully franked) from 30 June 1998 to present of 18.69, thats a total return of 149.3%.
I would think long term holders of CBA since 1998 would be pretty happy with those figures given our current position in the economic cycle."
Please don't forget, money depreciate, my house in Wantirna Victoria was $220,000 in 1998, 3 years ago it was sold for $480,000. Do you get my point.
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