How is the DIA chart calculated?

Each ETF starts at $10,000 using historical daily closes. Stock splits adjust share count. With DRIP on, dividends buy additional shares on ex-dividend days. Ending value, total return, and annual return are derived from that path.

Is this investment advice?

No. Results are historical illustrations only and do not predict future performance or constitute personalized investment, tax, or financial advice.

DIA historical returns (dividends reinvested)

$10,000 starting capital · DRIP on · history from 1998-01-20 to 2026-10-13

DIA follows the Dow Jones Industrial Average. See historical growth of $10,000 with optional dividend reinvestment.

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SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF

From 1998-01-20 to 2026-10-13

10,000→119,006

Total return +1,090.06% · Annual return +9%

Portfolio value

1998-01-20→2026-10-13

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Frequently asked questions

How is the DIA chart calculated?: Each ETF starts at $10,000 using historical daily closes. Stock splits adjust share count. With DRIP on, dividends buy additional shares on ex-dividend days. Ending value, total return, and annual return are derived from that path.
Is this investment advice?: No. Results are historical illustrations only and do not predict future performance or constitute personalized investment, tax, or financial advice.

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