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.
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