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We provide a powerful free historical stock investment simulator that goes beyond the basic calculations, giving you a valuable insight into how much you could have made in the stock market in the past. It's also a great tool to teach and show the power of compounding investments and returns in the short-term and the long-term. Find out how much you would have made if you bought Google stock in 1997. Or if you bought shares of Apple in 2000. Or if you bought Tesla stock in 2010.
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