NASDAQ-100 vs S&P 500 Portfolio Analysis

Rolling return dispersion, 10-year withdrawal resilience, inflation drag, and USD/EUR hedging effects using the supplied precomputed datasets. Timeline context spans Jun 2016 to Jun 2026; rolling-return dispersion is available for 1Y, 3Y, and 5Y windows, while currency impact extends to 10Y.

NASDAQ-100 5Y Median
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Annualized rolling return
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S&P 500 5Y Median
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Annualized rolling return
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10Y Withdrawal Survival
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Historical start windows in the simulation
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CPI Change Over Sample
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Inflation from first to last observation
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How to read the dashboard
Scenario lens

The view is designed around the questions a long-horizon investor would ask before leaning on a tech-heavy fund for drawdown planning: how wide the return spread has historically been, how much inflation compresses withdrawals in real terms, whether the supplied 10-year withdrawal windows survive, and how much a euro-based holder would have picked up or lost from currency moves alone.

Because the provided rolling-return file contains precomputed 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year windows only, the return-dispersion section shows those horizons directly. The hedging section extends to 10 years using the separate currency-impact file, and the withdrawal simulation covers a 120-month horizon with the precomputed start windows supplied in the scenario file.

Quick read
At a glance
Tech tilt
Higher upside and deeper 1Y drawdowns
Broad market
Lower dispersion but still positive 3Y/5Y worst cases
Withdrawals
All supplied 10Y windows remain funded
Hedging
Currency swings mattered most over 1Y windows
Rolling Annualized Return Dispersion
Best vs worst range
Shaded bands show the spread between worst and best annualized outcomes for each rolling holding period; the line inside each band is the median.
Index Timeline Context
Normalized to 100
Both equity series are rebased to the first observation so relative compounding can be compared directly against cumulative CPI over the same decade.
Final Balances After the 10-Year Withdrawal Simulation
Nominal vs real
Each bar pair is one supplied historical start window. Real balances deflate the ending portfolio value using the CPI path so purchasing-power erosion is visible.
Withdrawal Growth vs Inflation-Adjusted Purchasing Power
20,000 growing 5% yearly
The nominal withdrawal schedule rises steadily, but the inflation-adjusted path grows more slowly once deflated by annual CPI observations from the supplied timeline.
Currency Impact Range for a Euro-Based Holder
Best, median, worst
These traces use the precomputed currency-only impact figures, isolating how USD/EUR moves altered local-currency outcomes over each holding period.
Median Hedged vs Unhedged Returns
Local-currency comparison
Median annualized returns are shown for the hedged and unhedged versions of each index so the cost or benefit of leaving currency exposure open can be compared by horizon.
Rolling Return Summary
Annualized %
Index Holding Period Best Median Worst
Currency Effect Summary
Annualized %
Index Period Median Hedged Median Unhedged Impact Range