Stock / Mutual Fund Research Question

[doylehargraves]

Anyone seen a site where you can input a specific date range and see a stock / fund's return? Thanks in advance.

 

[busterbrown16]

Fidelity.com

 

[doylehargraves]

Thanks. Don't see that capability in the research module. I could be blind, maybe.

 

[busterbrown16]

If you go to Fidelity.com and look at the top (under the Log In button), there is a tool bar with different options. The first is "Accounts & Trades," and the second is "Research." You can use this function without an account, but it could have some limitations. Check it out and let me know. There are other search engines to use but I am biased toward Fidelity.

 

[doylehargraves]

Thanks. Doesn't appear to be anything there to do research by specific dates. I would think this would be a search tool that would be available, somewhere, but guess not.

 

[pasotex]

You can do this with google finance. I do it with my mutual funds. You may have to enter the data, but it is really easy.

 

[stockjock]

You can also do it manually on Yahoo Finance.

Enter the stock symbol and when it brings up that stock's page click on Historical Prices. Put in a date range and manually calculate.

 

[doylehargraves]

Thanks. That works.