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WFC - Wells Fargo & Company
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 Amount Invested
  Date
  # of Shares
Purchased
 
# of Shares on
12-31-06
 
 
Stock Price on
12-31-06
 
Total Value on
12-31-06 
 
 $5,000
 1-2-1986
159.3625
 7370.2227
  $35.56
  $262,085.12
 
 $5,000
 1-2-1991
245.3988
 3020.0463
  $35.56
  $107,392.85
 
 $5,000
 1-2-1996
152.0913
805.1485
 $35.56
  $28,631.08
 
 $5,000
 1-2-2001
92.6999
219.7799
  $35.56
  $7,815.37
 
 $5,000
 1-3-2005
80.7624
172.2698
 $35.56
$6,125.91
Well Fargo & Company (WFC) has produced some nice returns over the past 20 years. A $5,000 investment at the beginning of 1986 would have been worth over a quarter of a million dollars at the end of 2006 if all dividends had been reinvested into more shares. Since 1987, Wells Fargo has been able to consistently raise its dividends at least once a year (adjsuted for splits) resulting in some nice investment returns.
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