A

$126.94Very High Risk

If you buy A today, what could happen in 12 months? We ran 5,000 simulations using 1,252 days of real price history to find out.

If You Invest $10,000 in A Today...

Bad Year
-20.1%
$7,989
Most Likely
+2.2%
$10,216
Good Year
+30.1%
$13,007
Chance of Losing Money
47%
Chance of Making Money
53%
Price Swings
28.6%
Expected Return
+6.4%
A vs S&P 500 (SPY)
MetricASPYDiff
Bear Case-20.1%-1.6%-18.5%
Base Case+2.2%+13.3%-11.1%
Bull Case+30.1%+30.6%-0.6%
Loss Probability47%23%+24pp
Volatility28.6%17.1%+11.6pp
How We Calculated This

We looked at how A actually moved every single day from 2021-02-23 to 2026-02-18 (1,252 trading days). Then we randomly shuffled those daily moves and stitched them together to create 5,000 possible versions of the next 12 months. The "Bad Year" is what happened in the worst 20% of those versions, "Most Likely" is the middle, and "Good Year" is the best 20%.

This technique is called Monte Carlo simulation — the same method used by hedge funds, asset managers like Vanguard and BlackRock, and institutional risk teams worldwide. We're not predicting the future; we're showing you the range of outcomes that history suggests is possible.

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Understanding A's Risk Profile

Nobody can predict the stock market with certainty. But we can study historical behavior to understand the range of possibilities. Using 1,252 days of real A price data, we ran 5,000 "what if" scenarios to map out what the next 12 months could look like based on past patterns.

Think of it like this: if you could replay the next year 5,000 times with different market conditions (based on how A actually behaved in the past), here's what you'd see.

What the Numbers Mean for A

  • 47 out of 100 times, you'd lose money. That means if you invest $10,000 in A today, there's a 47% chance you'll have less than $10,000 in 12 months.
  • In a bad year, you could lose up to 20%. That's $2,011 gone from a $10,000 investment.
  • In a good year, you could gain up to 30%. Your $10,000 could grow to $13,007.
  • Compared to the S&P 500: A is riskier than just buying an index fund. The S&P 500 has a 23% chance of losing money vs A's 47%.

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Important Note

This is a simulation based on historical data, not a prediction. The stock market is unpredictable, and past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consider consulting a financial advisor.

Disclaimer: Hypothetical simulation based on historical prices. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.