Apple vs S&P 500: which turned $1,000 into more?

$1,000 put into each at the start of 2016 would be worth $13,907 in Apple and $4,503 in S&P 500 today. Across 22 start years (2005–2026), Apple came out ahead 22 times and S&P 500 0 times.

$1,000 at the start of each year, worth today

Stock values and the S&P 500 both include reinvested dividends.

StartAppleS&P 500Ahead
2026 (so far)$1,222$1,131Apple 1.08×
2025$1,361$1,333Apple 1.02×
2024$1,796$1,666Apple 1.08×
2023$2,681$2,104Apple 1.27×
2022$1,853$1,723Apple 1.08×
2021$2,622$2,218Apple 1.18×
2020$4,558$2,626Apple 1.74×
2019$8,799$3,453Apple 2.5×
2018$8,188$3,302Apple 2.5×
2017$12,338$4,022Apple 3.1×
2016$13,907$4,503Apple 3.1×
2015$13,626$4,566Apple 3×
2014$19,248$5,191Apple 3.7×
2013$19,886$6,872Apple 2.9×
2012$26,788$7,972Apple 3.4×
2011$33,431$8,140Apple 4.1×
2010$51,449$9,366Apple 5.5×
2009$121,434$11,845Apple 10×
2008$56,558$7,463Apple 7.6×
2007$131,594$7,873Apple 17×
2006$147,455$9,116Apple 16×
2005$347,684$9,564Apple 36×

Start-of-year prices; current prices refresh hourly. Past performance does not predict future returns. Not financial advice.