1929

Selected Stock Prices Then and Now

Here's how some stocks did on October, 29, 1929 - and how they're doing today. This chart merely reflects the price of a single share then and now; it does not take into account stock splits and other factors that affect prices. In other words, it's just for fun. But to put things in perspective: Taking inflation into account, one 1929 dollar is worth about ten 2004 dollars!

'29 Name ('04 Symbol) 10/29/1929 10/21/2004
Close Change Volume Close Change Volume
Chrysler (DCX) 33 1/2 -6 1/2 269,100 41.38 +.31 540,300
Coca-Cola (COKE) 128 3/8 -8 5/8 14,100 52.73 -.57 5,943
Eastman Kodak (EK) 170 -11 1/8 27,800 29.39 -.11 6,965,400
General Electric (GE) 222 -28 136,300 33.37 +.15 16,665,300
General Motors (GM) 40 -7 1/2 971,300 38.08 +.24 3,885,100
Proctor & Gamble (PG:US) 66 1/2 -11 1/4 13,800 53.62 +.06 4,644,300
US Steel (X) 174 -12 307,300 34.11 +.78 4,025,100
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