In the last decade, some stocks soared, some stumbled, and a few delivered jaw-dropping returns. Swipe through 10 major companies to see year-by-year gains, losses, and the stories behind the numbers. Perfect for spotting trends, surprises, and market shake-ups at a glance!
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📈 Apple (AAPL) 1/5
Apple’s decade shows how a mature company can still deliver strong long-term returns while navigating market corrections and changing product cycles.
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What stands out: multiple strong upside years, relatively few down years, and notable rebounds after market pullbacks.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +30.1%
2023 📈 +48.2%
2022 📉 −26.8%
2021 📈 +33.8%
2020 📈 +80.8%
2019 📈 +86.2%
2018 📉 −6.8%
2017 📈 +46.1%
2016 📈 +12.0%
2015 📉 −3.9%
📉 *Down Years:* 3
📈 *Up Years:* 7
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📈 Microsoft (MSFT) 💥 2/5
Microsoft reflects consistent growth driven by enterprise software, cloud adoption, and recurring revenue.
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What stands out: a high number of up years, fewer severe drawdowns, and steady long-term compounding.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +12.1%
2023 📈 +56.8%
2022 📉 −28.7%
2021 📈 +51.2%
2020 📈 +41.0%
2019 📈 +55.3%
2018 📈 +18.7%
2017 📈 +37.6%
2016 📈 +7.1%
2015 📈 +22.9%
📉 *Down Years:* 1
📈 *Up Years:* 9
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📈 Amazon (AMZN) 💥 3/5
Amazon’s performance highlights the volatility that often accompanies aggressive reinvestment and long-term growth strategies.
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What stands out: outsized upside years, sharp downturns during market stress, and wide year-to-year swings.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +44.4%
2023 📈 +80.9%
2022 📉 −49.6%
2021 📈 +2.4%
2020 📈 +76.3%
2019 📈 +23.0%
2018 📈 +28.4%
2017 📈 +55.9%
2016 📈 +11.0%
2015 📈 +117.8%
📉 *Down Years:* 1
📈 *Up Years:* 9
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📈 Alphabet (GOOGL) 💥 4/5
Alphabet’s decade reflects strong participation in tech-led growth cycles with occasional pullbacks tied to sector-wide trends.
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What stands out: more up years than down years, strong expansion-phase performance, and sensitivity to tech sentiment.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +35.5%
2023 📈 +58.3%
2022 📉 −39.1%
2021 📈 +65.3%
2020 📈 +30.9%
2019 📈 +28.2%
2018 📉 −0.8%
2017 📈 +35.4%
2016 📈 +1.0%
2015 📈 +46.6%
📉 *Down Years:* 2
📈 *Up Years:* 8
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📈 Meta Platforms (META) 💥 5/5
Meta’s timeline shows how quickly returns can shift as business fundamentals and market perception change.
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What stands out: extreme contrast between gains and declines, rapid recoveries, and elevated volatility.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +65.4%
2023 📈 +194.1%
2022 📉 −64.2%
2021 📈 +23.1%
2020 📈 +33.1%
2019 📈 +56.6%
2018 📉 −25.7%
2017 📈 +53.4%
2016 📈 +9.9%
2015 📈 +34.0%
📉 *Down Years:* 2
📈 *Up Years:* 8
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📈 Tesla (TSLA)
Tesla illustrates how disruptive companies can experience dramatic performance swings as expectations evolve.
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What stands out: exceptional upside years, deep pullbacks, and sentiment-driven volatility.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +62.5%
2023 📈 +101.7%
2022 📉 −65.0%
2021 📈 +49.8%
2020 📈 +743.4%
2019 📈 +25.7%
2018 📉 −6.0%
2017 📈 +45.7%
2016 📉 −10.9%
2015 📈 +8.0%
📉 *Down Years:* 3
📈 *Up Years:* 7
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📈 NVIDIA (NVDA)
NVIDIA’s decade captures the impact of long-term technology adoption cycles and sudden demand inflections.
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What stands out: multiple years of outsized gains, sharp declines during selloffs, and strong rebounds.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +171.3%
2023 📈 +239.0%
2022 📉 −50.3%
2021 📈 +125.5%
2020 📈 +122.3%
2019 📈 +76.3%
2018 📉 −31.0%
2017 📈 +81.3%
2016 📈 +223.8%
2015 📈 +66.3%
📉 *Down Years:* 2
📈 *Up Years:* 8
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📈 Visa (V)
Visa reflects the steadier profile typical of established payment and financial infrastructure companies.
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What stands out: lower volatility, smaller drawdowns, and consistent participation in market upswings.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +22.7%
2023 📈 +25.4%
2022 📉 −3.8%
2021 📉 −1.0%
2020 📈 +16.4%
2019 📈 +44.1%
2018 📈 +7.3%
2017 📈 +46.1%
2016 📈 +11.5%
2015 📉 −1.0%
📉 *Down Years:* 3
📈 *Up Years:* 7
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📈 JPMorgan Chase (JPM)
JPMorgan’s performance shows how large banks respond to economic cycles and interest-rate environments.
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What stands out: cyclical patterns, strong rebound years, and sensitivity to macro conditions.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +40.9%
2023 📈 +26.9%
2022 📉 −15.3%
2021 📈 +24.6%
2020 📉 −8.9%
2019 📈 +43.4%
2018 📉 −8.3%
2017 📈 +24.3%
2016 📈 +31.1%
2015 📉 −1.6%
📉 *Down Years:* 4
📈 *Up Years:* 6
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📈 Procter & Gamble (PG)
Procter & Gamble highlights the defensive characteristics often seen in consumer staples.
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What stands out: fewer extreme swings, resilience during downturns, and long-term consistency.
📅 Data gathered: December 2025 · 📊 Historical yearly returns (past performance only)
2024 📈 +8.6%
2023 📈 +10.0%
2022 📉 −1.4%
2021 📈 +14.4%
2020 📈 +9.8%
2019 📈 +42.1%
2018 📉 −8.0%
2017 📈 +8.3%
2016 📈 +6.7%
2015 📉 −0.9%
📉 *Down Years:* 3
📈 *Up Years:* 7