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$1,000 in Nasdaq 100 10 years ago = $6,655

In short — $1,000 invested in the Nasdaq 100 10 years ago would be worth $6,655 today, i.e. +21%/yr on average. Best year: 2023 (+54%), worst: 2022 (-33%). Price performance, excluding dividends.

If I'd invested $1,000 in Nasdaq 100

InvestmentWorth todayGain
1 years ago$1,455+45%
3 years ago$2,794+179%
5 years ago$2,372+137%
10 years ago$6,655+566%
since inception (1985)$231,071+23007%

Return by year (Nasdaq 100)

Year ▼Return i ↕$1,000 invested at year start i ↕
2026 (YTD)+21%$1,211 (+21%)
2025+20%$1,455 (+45%)
2024+25%$1,817 (+82%)
2023+54%$2,794 (+179%)
2022-33%$1,873 (+87%)
2021+27%$2,372 (+137%)
2020+48%$3,500 (+250%)
2019+38%$4,829 (+383%)
2018-1%$4,779 (+378%)
2017+32%$6,285 (+529%)
2016+6%$6,655 (+566%)
⚠️ Past performance, not predictive nor advice. Prices in $, excluding dividends. Yahoo Finance data.

Frequently asked questions

Is it too late to invest in Nasdaq 100? Is now a good time?

We don't predict the future. But over 10 years Nasdaq 100 returned +21%/yr on average (best year 2023, worst 2022) — $1,000 would have become $6,655. That's the past, not a guarantee, but it puts "too late?" in perspective. Year-by-year returns are in the table above.

What return does Nasdaq 100 give on average per year?

Over the last 10 years, Nasdaq 100 returned on average +21%/yr (price performance, excluding dividends). Best year: 2023 (+54%), worst: 2022 (-33%). Past returns don't guarantee future ones.

How much would $1,000 invested in Nasdaq 100 5 years ago be worth?

About $2,372 today (+137% over 5 years). The 1, 3, 5 and 10-year breakdown is in the table above. Price performance, excluding dividends.

Is Nasdaq 100 a good long-term investment?

This isn't advice. Historically, Nasdaq 100 has risen over the long run (+21%/yr over 10 years), but with down years (worst: 2022). A broad index investment is judged over time and by diversification, not by timing — decide based on your horizon and risk tolerance.

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