Cisco Systems Inc. - Stock Return Five Years - MarketXLS
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Stock Return Five Years
Live40.02%
Returns the stock return over five years based on closing prices. Updated daily around 5PM EST. Can retrieve total or price return.
How calculated | (Previous Closing Price/Closing price on the given past x day )-1 |
Example usage | =StockReturnFiveYears("MSFT") - Returns the total stock return for MSFT for the given period =StockReturnFiveYears("MSFT","total") - Returns the total stock return for MSFT for the given period =StockReturnFiveYears("MSFT","price) - Returns the price return for MSFT for the given period |
Assets | Stocks, ETFs ,Mutual Funds, Cryptocurrencies |
| Stock | Stock Return Five Years |
|---|---|
CSCO | 40.02% |
JNPR | 57.73% |
HPQ | 84.29% |
NTGR | 6.71% |
CTXS | -3.30% |
FFIV | 80.10% |
VMW | 13.77% |
MSI | 205.07% |
IBM | 116.34% |
MSFT | 190.27% |
Cisco Systems Inc.
CSCO 
NGS
Sector: Technology
Industry: Communication Equipment
57.63
USD
0.10
(0.17%)
Previous close: 57.53 Open: 57.39 Bid: 57.72 Ask: 57.75
52 week range
44.50 60.23
Mkt Cap: 233,071 M Avg Vol (90 Days): 17,877,397
Last updated: Friday 20th December 2024
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