If I Bought $1,000 of Intel Stock at the March 2000 Dot-Com Peak, What Is It Worth?
About This Scenario
Intel was the most important chip company on earth in 2000. Its stock hit $75 at the dot-com peak. 24 years later it trades at $30-$35 — and investors who bought at the top are still underwater.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much would $1,000 in Intel stock bought at the March 2000 dot-com peak be worth today?
Intel (INTC) peaked around $75 per share in August 2000 during the dot-com bubble. A $1,000 investment bought roughly 13 shares. By early 2024 Intel trades around $32-$42, meaning that $1,000 investment is worth approximately $416-$546 — still a loss 24 years later. Intel lost its chip manufacturing lead to TSMC and was left behind by NVIDIA's GPU dominance in AI.
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