How much would I haveif…

If I'd invested in Nasdaq-100 since 2007

$1,000 put into the Nasdaq-100 at the end of 2007 would be worth about $14,083 today — a 14.1× return, or roughly 15.4% a year. Change the amount below to run your own number.

You'd have

$14,083

from $1,000 invested up 1308%.

Multiple14.1×
Per year15.4%
In today's $$8,916
shares held19.52 shares
20072026

The story behind the number

Best year+16%2026
Worst year−16%2008
Steepest drop−46%2007→2009
vs S&P 5002.78× aheadS&P 500 → $5,073

Nasdaq-100 since 2007 has been a remarkably smooth ride. $1,000 put in at the end of 2007 grew to $14,083 — a 14.1× return, or about 15.4% a year. That beat the S&P 500, which turned the same $1,000 into $5,073 — you'd have come out roughly 2.78× ahead of simply buying the index.

The ride mattered as much as the destination. The strongest single year was 2026, up 16%; the worst was 2008, down 16%.

Holding on took nerve: the position fell as much as 46% from its 2007 peak to its 2009 low, before climbing back above that high by 2010. Inflation takes a bite, too — consumer prices rose about 58% over the period, so in today's money the result is closer to 8.92× what you put in.

Common questions

How much would I have if I'd invested $1,000 in Nasdaq-100 in 2007?
$1,000 invested in the Nasdaq-100 at the end of 2007 would be worth about $14,083 today — a 14.1× return, or roughly 15.4% per year.
What were the best and worst years for Nasdaq-100 since 2007?
The best year was 2026, up about 16%. The toughest was 2008, when it fell about 16%. Across the window, 82 of 222 years finished lower than they started.
What was the biggest drop along the way?
The steepest decline was about 46%, from a peak in 2007 to a low in 2009, with the value recovering above its prior high by 2010.
Would I have done better in S&P 500?
No — the S&P 500 turned $1,000 into about $5,073 over the same window, while Nasdaq-100 reached $14,083. Nasdaq-100 came out ahead.

The chart above shows the whole journey, not just the destination. Try switching to a bit each year to see how spreading your buying would have changed the outcome — or skip the latte to find out what a small daily habit could have grown into instead.

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