real profitability
profitability minus inflation.
If you had invested R$ 1,000.00 (change) years ago 5 years, ago, today you would have:
type |
date with |
payment date |
value |
---|---|---|---|
Dividendos | 22/12/2023 | 27/12/2023 | 0,01302000 |
Dividendos | 22/12/2022 | 27/12/2022 | 0,00800000 |
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The price of WINN today is US$ 31,55, with a variation of 21.35% compared to the last year. The price of WINN started the year trading around US$ 27,21 and today it is at US$ 31,55. Follow the chart of real-time price, the historical price of WINN, and all information about this ETF.
Currently, WINN is priced at US$ 31,55 and has a market capitalization of approximately US$ 1,05 Billion. In the last year, the ETF recorded a return of 21,35%, considering only the variation of the share.
It is important to remember that past performance does not guarantee future results. This should not be seen as an investment recommendation.
Investing in WINN can be done in two ways: through B3, if the ETF is traded in Brazil, or through a brokerage with access to the international market, if it is a U.S. ETF.
If WINN is listed on B3, you just need to have an account with a Brazilian brokerage, access the home broker, search by the ticker, define the quantity, and send the purchase order.
If it is an international ETF, you need to open an account with a brokerage that offers access to the U.S. market or of other exchanges. In this case, the investment will be made in dollars, and the order must be sent directly through the brokerage system.
In some cases, it is also possible to invest in the international ETF through an ETF BDR, which is traded on B3 in reais and can be accessed by any Brazilian brokerage.
The yield of WINN was 2,92% in the last month and 21,35% in the last year.
If you wanted to buy 100 shares of WINN today, the total investment would be US$ 3.155,00, based on the current price of US$ 31,55.
If past performance were to repeat, the return on your investment would be:
It is important to remember that past performance does not guarantee future results. This should not be seen as an investment recommendation.
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