Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) returned to the public markets in December 2018, nearly six years after its founder and CEO, Michael Dell, took the company private in a $25 billion deal. In 2021, Dell spun off its 81% stake in the cloud software giant Vmware, which was in turn acquired by  last November.

If you had invested $10,000 in Dell when it returned to the NYSE, your original shares (which lost about half their market value when it spun off its stake in Vmware) would be worth about $28,900 today. You would have also received 0.44 shares of Vmware for every share of Dell you owned in 2021, and you could have converted each of those shares to 0.25 shares of Broadcom last year. That spun-off stake would be worth about $32,000 today.

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