I think @krystaltanya makes a fair call. Not sure what you're referring to in 'what has happened' in 2 years; from my perspective, not a lot. Wars and natural disasters don't really affect stocks in an ongoing sense (especially blue whale, immovable object stocks like CBA).
What has happened in the last two years is that the company has made another $20B or so, paid a few dollars tax, offloaded a fair proportion to its executives and scattered some of the rest to us shareholders.
This is the picture that counts, and the last third represents pretty crappy progress:
Ann: CBA and AUSTRAC resolve AML/CTF proceedings, page-304
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $182.51 | $183.00 | $180.13 | $1.091B | 6.388M |
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| No. | Vol. | Price($) |
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| 1 | 400 | $182.50 |
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| $182.55 | 3394 | 1 |
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