Summary
Chart Performance shows how a security’s price has changed across the period selected on the price chart.
It provides a quick indication of whether the price increased or decreased over that period.
Why it matters
Performance helps investors place the latest price in context and identify trends, periods of weakness, recoveries, or unusual price movements.
How to read it
Positive performance means the ending price was higher than the starting price. Negative performance means it was lower.
The result changes when a different chart period is selected. Short periods may reflect recent sentiment, while longer periods provide broader historical context.
Past performance does not guarantee future results and should be considered alongside dividends, trading activity, valuation, and company fundamentals.