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Agreed, as long as you can live with the short-term volatility. (Which for me means don't put 100% of your money in SPX.)
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A few years ago I went down this rabbit hole, and created an Excel spreadsheet that seemed reasonable. My next step was to decide if I wanted to put in some Monte Carlo simulation, but I got bored with it and stopped. It's so cumbersome to do "real" programing in Excel, there are plenty limitations there too. Finally, have you seen the Firecalc tool? That's relatively simple, but interesting just the same, and you could use it as a sanity-check on your own calculations. https://firecalc.com/ |
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I use these two and like them a lot. Maybe cause if I tweak the numbers right they tell me everything’s gonna be OK.
https://ficalc.app/ https://firecalc.com/ |
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That's the good thing about the calc's. If you put in the right numbers, it's all ok.
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