Docusign (DOCU) closed on October 21, 2026, 73.7% below its September 2021 high, so it would need a 280.5% gain to return there, equal to an annual return of 56.1% over three years. In overlapping three-year windows since April 2018, the stock gained 280.5% or more only 11.6% of the time. Since that 2021 peak, 5.1 years ago, Docusign is down 73.7% while the S&P 500 is up 71.0%, both before dividends. Revenue for the twelve months to July 2026 is 87.3% higher than before the high, and operating margin moved from a loss of 5.9% of revenue to a 12.0% margin. The stock trades at 4.6 times sales, versus 28.1 times at the end of September 2021, when revenue had grown 54.2% in a year compared with 8.6% in the latest twelve months.
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