I just did a quick cross-check with data on Yahoo Finance. The adjusted closing price on Aug 25, 2020, was 10.14, and the most recent adjusted close is 25.65, so roughly a 153% increase over the 5-year period. That matches the values we are showing pretty close.

How did you get 72%?

Yeah, that makes sense, Google Finance is unfortunately not a reliable source. Their data is often missing distributions and split adjustments, or pulled from inconsistent feeds. So their performance numbers can look completely off.

Fidelity’s site and Yahoo Finance both use properly adjusted prices, which is why they line up with what we show. In general, GF is fine for a quick glance, but for anything performance-related it’s mostly garbage.