Best Answer: $7,974.72. The offering price of MSFT stock was $21.00 per share at the IPO on March 13, 1986. If you had bought 1 share at the offering, you would now have 288 split-adjusted shares. So you would be worth 288 * 27.69 = $7,974.72. An interesting way to look at the increase in Microsoft, since it went public:
Cost from Penn Station: LIRR -- $6.25 (off-peak), plus AirTrain -- $5.00. Total time: 52 minutes door-to-door (my terminal was the last stop on the AirTrain, so may be shorter time for you). 184 people voted for this review
There is no way to justify these costs when buses are so much less expensive. Even worse, some cities are paying heavy-rail prices for light-rail capacities, getting the worst of both. Honolulu is building an elevated line at a cost of $250 million per mile whose capacity will be little greater than light rail.Seattle is building an underground light-rail line for more than $600 million a mile that will be able to carry no more people than San Diegoâs original, $17 million-per-mile line.ven worse, some cities are paying heavy-rail prices for light-rail capacities, getting the worst of both. Honolulu is building an elevated line at a cost of $250 million per mile whose capacity will be little greater than light rail.