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Compare the share price quoted in the earliest report with the latest available daily close, on the same listing and in the same currency.
Daily closes are checked first with Yahoo Finance, with Stock Analysis as a fallback if a quote cannot be verified or is more than seven days old. Checks run at most once a day when this table is opened. Values use the source’s displayed precision. Each price links to its dated source. Arrows compare the displayed prices. Historical fallback prices may be split-adjusted by their source; report quotations are preserved as written. Known share consolidations are flagged in data notes; arrows still compare the displayed, unadjusted prices. Blank prices are not zero returns.
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A green ↑ means the latest close is above the price at first coverage; a red ↓ means below; an amber → means unchanged at the supplied price precision. A grey dash means a comparison is not yet available. Arrows show the direction between the displayed prices, not an audited investment return: it excludes dividends, fees and currency conversion.
The tracker combines matched archive companies with every saved generated report from all accounts. Repeat reports are grouped by company or explicit listing, with every generated report shown in its dated history. Private report contents and account identities remain protected. Unconfirmed listings stay visible with missing prices. “First coverage” uses the earliest available archive or generated report; earlier publications may exist. Baselines prioritise explicit share-price quotations from the earliest matched report, not necessarily closing prices. If no quote is available in the imported text, a sourced historical closing price on the publication date is used, or the most recent available trading day within the preceding seven calendar days. Historical fallbacks are labelled with their actual trading date and source; the provider may adjust past prices for stock splits. Approximate quotes remain approximate and are identified in the data notes. For report quotations, the report date is shown as the approximate price date, not as a verified trading date. Any separately stated observation date is retained in the source records. No price is inferred from a valuation target, commodity quote or market capitalization. Report dates are displayed in UTC; price dates follow the listing’s trading session.
Splits, consolidations, listing changes, mergers and delistings are explained in data notes. Affected companies retain their displayed-price arrows; these movements may reflect corporate actions rather than investment performance. Different coverage periods are not directly equivalent. A dated price is not a live quote, and older prices are flagged.