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100% Stock Portfolio

Jun 15, 2001 – Nov 12, 2026, Rebalanced annually, VTI starts Jun 15, 2001

100% StocksS&P 500
Final balance$104,311$97,830
CAGR+9.67%+9.39%
Max drawdown−55.45%−55.19%
Sharpe ratio0.580.57

Allocation

  • VTIUS total stock market100%

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Growth of $10,000

Key metrics

Return100% StocksS&P 500
Final balance$104,311$97,830
Total return+943.11%+878.30%
CAGR+9.67%+9.39%
Calendar years100% StocksS&P 500
Best year+33.45%+32.31%
Worst year−36.99%−36.80%
Positive years20 of 2420 of 24
Risk100% StocksS&P 500
Max drawdown−55.45%−55.19%
Longest drawdown4.4 years4.9 years
Volatility (daily, annualized)19.03%18.94%
Risk-adjusted100% StocksS&P 500
Sharpe ratio0.580.57
Sortino ratio0.820.81
Calmar ratio0.170.17

Annual returns

Year100% StocksS&P 500
2017+21.21%+21.71%
2018−5.23%−4.57%
2019+30.67%+31.22%
2020+21.08%+18.33%
2021+25.68%+28.73%
2022−19.52%−18.18%
2023+26.05%+26.18%
2024+23.81%+24.89%
2025+17.10%+17.72%
2026 to Nov 12+12.09%+11.89%

Worst drawdowns

DeclinePeakBottomRecoveredLength
−55.5%Oct 2007Mar 2009Mar 20124.4 years
−35.0%Feb 2020Mar 2020Aug 20206 months
−34.7%Jul 2001Oct 2002Jan 20042.5 years
−25.4%Jan 2022Oct 2022Dec 20232 years
−20.0%Sep 2018Dec 2018Apr 20197 months

About the 100% Stock Portfolio

A 100% stock portfolio holds no bonds. This page uses VTI, a Vanguard fund of about 3,500 US companies, nearly the whole US stock market.

With nothing to cushion it, it takes the market's full drops, as in 2008 and 2022. Next to the 80/20, it grew more over these years and fell further in the bad ones. The S&P 500 line shows how closely the 500 largest companies track the whole market.

Its worst fall took 4.4 years to recover, and it beat the S&P 500 in 11 of 24 full years.

Daily closes with dividends reinvested and fund fees included, before taxes and trading costs.