If you bought Bank of America in 2009, what would it be worth today?

$1,000 → $21.6K

21.6×+2,059%

$1,000 of Bank of America bought in Mar 2009 and held until today would be worth $21.6K, 21.6× your money.

What happened in 2009: Bank of America

Bank of America falls to $3, and the market fears banks will be nationalized.

Price then: 3.14 USD

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Monthly price

At its peak in Aug 2026 it was worth $27K (27.0×).

What it was worth at the end of each year

DateValueMultiple
End of 2009$5,1965.20×+420%
End of 2010$4,2834.28×+328%
End of 2011$1,6051.60×+61%
End of 2012$3,7523.75×+275%
End of 2013$5,1055.11×+411%
End of 2014$5,9205.92×+492%
End of 2015$5,8835.88×+488%
End of 2016$7,7747.77×+677%
End of 2017$10.2K10.2×+919%
End of 2018$9,8559.86×+886%
End of 2019$12.6K12.6×+1,161%
End of 2020$11.1K11.1×+1,005%
End of 2021$16.7K16.7×+1,573%
End of 2022$13.9K13.9×+1,290%
End of 2023$13.3K13.3×+1,231%
End of 2024$18.8K18.8×+1,781%
End of 2025$23.1K23.1×+2,215%
Held to today (Oct 2026)$21.6K21.6×+2,059%

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