Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) stock returns by year

Total return for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) in each calendar year since 2016, from one December close to the next, with dividends reinvested. 8 of 10 full years were positive. Hewlett Packard Enterprise beat the S&P 500 in 4 of those 10 years.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise total return by calendar year

HPE total return by calendar year
YearHPE total returnS&P 500 (SPY)Difference
2026 to date+166%+13.7%+152 pts
2025+15.5%+17.7%−2.2 pts
2024+29.1%+24.9%+4.2 pts
2023+9.7%+26.2%−16.5 pts
2022+4.5%−18.2%+22.7 pts
2021+37.4%+28.7%+8.6 pts
2020−21.9%+18.3%−40.3 pts
2019+23.7%+31.2%−7.5 pts
2018−5.6%−4.6%−1.0 pts
2017+8.6%+21.7%−13.1 pts
2016+54.0%+12.0%+42.0 pts

Month-end closes adjusted for splits and dividends, through the October 14, 2026 close. Source: Yahoo Finance chart API, monthly close adjusted for splits and dividends. Excludes taxes, fees and inflation. Methodology

Past returns don't repeat. What does the price assume now?

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Frequently asked questions

What was Hewlett Packard Enterprise's best year?

2016, with a total return of +54.0%. Its worst full year was 2020 at −21.9%.

How often has Hewlett Packard Enterprise gone up in a calendar year?

In 8 of the 10 full calendar years since 2016. It beat the S&P 500 (SPY) in 4 of those years.

How is Hewlett Packard Enterprise doing this year?

+166% from the end of 2025 to the October 14, 2026 close. The S&P 500 (SPY) returned +13.7% over the same stretch.

Do these returns include dividends?

Yes. Each year runs from one December month-end close to the next, using prices adjusted for splits and dividends, so dividends count as reinvested. Taxes, fees and inflation are not included.

The math is easy. The macro is hard.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise shows the arithmetic. Members get the monthly call that decides which inputs matter, plus written breakpoints when the facts move. $39/month or $249/year.

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