Interesting question: Does it include dividends?
My biggest multi-bagger was Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ). Bought at $14 (split-adjusted) and sold at $40.
Including dividends (and ignoring currency fluctuation) the best returns was probably Altria (old Philip Morris). Purchased at $30 and sold at $78 (bit vague on the precise details now). But, that doesn't include the Kraft Foods spinoff and all the dividends collected for more than 4 years. Probably worked out to better than a 3-bagger.
The one that got away definitely had to be Apple. I was contemplating buying around $7.50, the company had $6.50 in cash (all figures split-adjusted) and was just out with a shiny new toy called the iPod. AAPL is trading at $130 now. I didn't pull the trigger because I decided to pay down the mortgage instead. That's the one that got away.
My biggest multi-bagger was Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ). Bought at $14 (split-adjusted) and sold at $40.
Including dividends (and ignoring currency fluctuation) the best returns was probably Altria (old Philip Morris). Purchased at $30 and sold at $78 (bit vague on the precise details now). But, that doesn't include the Kraft Foods spinoff and all the dividends collected for more than 4 years. Probably worked out to better than a 3-bagger.
The one that got away definitely had to be Apple. I was contemplating buying around $7.50, the company had $6.50 in cash (all figures split-adjusted) and was just out with a shiny new toy called the iPod. AAPL is trading at $130 now. I didn't pull the trigger because I decided to pay down the mortgage instead. That's the one that got away.
What is the meaning of the term "Bagger"??
