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What if I invested $10 a day in Oracle?

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If you had bought $10 of Oracle every day since January 2022, you would have put in $17,800 and it would be worth $19,599 today (+10.1%). Change the amount, frequency or start date and compare with other assets.

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DCA $10/day · 1 year
$3,090.94
−18.7% · invested $3,800
DCA $10/day · 3 years
$9,289.47
−16.4% · invested $11,110
DCA $10/day · 5 years
$20,519
+11.5% · invested $18,410
DCA $10/day · 10 years
$68,779
+87.6% · invested $36,670
$1,000 1 year ago
$629
−37.1%
$1,000 3 years ago
$1,117.45
+11.7%
$1,000 5 years ago
$1,478.07
+47.8%
$1,000 10 years ago
$3,620.52
+262%
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$10 a day in Oracle: results by period

PeriodInvestedNowResult
1 year$3,800$3,090.94−18.7%
3 years$11,110$9,289.47−16.4%
5 years$18,410$20,519+11.5%
10 years$36,670$68,779+87.6%
Since Jan 2000$98,160$560,133+471%

FAQ

How much would I have if I invested $10 a day in Oracle since January 2022?

You would have invested $17,800, and as of November 2026 it would be worth $19,599 (+10.1%). Based on monthly closing prices, before fees and taxes.

What would $1,000 invested in Oracle 5 years ago be worth today?

A one-time $1,000 investment in Oracle 5 years ago would be worth $1,478.07 today (+47.8%).

Which was better to buy daily over the last 5 years: Oracle or Bitcoin?

$10 a day over the last 5 years would have returned +11.5% for Oracle and +49.6% for Bitcoin. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Is it worth buying Oracle (ORCL) every day?

Historically, buying Oracle with $10 a day returned −18.7% over the last year and +11.5% over 5 years. Use the calculator above to test other amounts, weekly or monthly purchases and other start dates.

What is DCA (dollar-cost averaging)?

DCA means buying an asset for the same amount at regular intervals, whatever the price. You buy more when it is cheap and less when it is expensive, which smooths volatility and removes the need to time the market.

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This Oracle (ORCL) DCA calculator shows how much you would have made by investing in Oracle regularly — every day, week or month — instead of all at once. It is a free investment calculator for dollar-cost averaging into crypto, stocks and gold.