Consumer Stock Returns

Historical returns for consumer goods and retail stocks, from fast food to e-commerce. The same $1,000 in each, the steady compounders and the ones that went nowhere, with the path each took. 22 companies tracked.

All Consumer investments

Best return per company. Click any row to see the full breakdown with interactive chart.

#CompanySince$1K became
1Monster Beverage1995$4.29M
2Booking Holdings2005$182K
3Domino's Pizza2004$48,831
4Chipotle2006$33,665
5Starbucks2000$32,291
6Marriott2000$31,195
7Costco2005$28,932
8Lowe's2000$23,596
9Home Depot2010$15,040
10McDonald's2005$12,928
11Walmart2005$9,163
12Nike2000$8,725
13Target2000$8,314
14Coca-Cola2005$7,980
15PepsiCo2000$7,390
16Lululemon2010$6,937
17Procter & Gamble2000$5,759
18General Mills2000$4,629
19Disney2005$4,515
20Comcast2010$4,273
21Etsy2015$3,260
22Airbnb2023$1,424

Returns shown are price return only. Dividends, taxes, and fees not included. Data sourced from Yahoo Finance. Not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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