Look up the real annualized return of any ticker over any date range. See how SPY, QQQ, or individual stocks actually performed — then compare to your own portfolio.
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Knowing your portfolio returned +18% sounds great — until you realize SPY returned +24% in the same period with zero effort. Comparing to a benchmark over the exact same window is the only honest way to evaluate whether active management added value.
This tool fetches real historical prices so you can see the exact return any index or stock would have delivered over your investment period, not a long-run average.
S&P 500
500 largest US companies. The most common benchmark for US equity portfolios.
Nasdaq 100
100 largest non-financial Nasdaq stocks. Higher tech concentration, higher volatility.
Dividend equity
High-dividend US stocks. A relevant benchmark for income-focused portfolios.
Bitcoin
The highest-volatility common benchmark. Useful for crypto-adjacent portfolios.
This tool shows price return— the change in the ticker's price only. It does not include dividend income. For SPY, total return (dividends reinvested) typically adds ~1.3–1.8pp per year above price return. The XIRR Audit captures dividends automatically via your brokerage export, making it a more complete comparison.
Brokers typically show total return including dividends reinvested. This tool shows price return only — the change in the ticker's price. For dividend-paying stocks like SCHD, the gap can be significant over long periods.
Yes — type any Yahoo Finance symbol directly. Use suffixes like .NS for NSE India (e.g. RELIANCE.NS), .L for London, or -USD for crypto (e.g. ETH-USD).
Total return depends on the time period, making it hard to compare investments of different durations. CAGR normalizes to a per-year rate so a 3-year and a 7-year investment can be compared on the same scale.