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Forecast your investments
Add investments and this chart comes alive, a probable range built from decades of market history, not promises.
Historical simulation for education, not investment advice.
Your 10-year forecast
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Add investments and this chart comes alive, a probable range built from decades of market history, not promises.
Pick stocks, ETFs or crypto, decide how much goes into each and over how many years, and project how much your portfolio could grow. Without risking a cent.
Simulated with historical data: no real money, no account needed.
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Simulator guide
Build your portfolio, step by step.
Three quick ideas to go from a blank portfolio to a simulation that actually means something.
Free, no signupA diversified portfolio combines stocks and ETFs (each ETF is a basket of many companies or bonds) to spread risk. In the simulator you pick your assets (individual stocks, ETFs, US indices, global markets, bonds), decide how much money goes into each one and how many years to project. No account, no signup.
There is no single answer: it depends on your time horizon and risk tolerance. As an educational reference, a cautious profile leans to bonds, a balanced one splits between stocks and bonds, and a growth profile tilts to equities. Start from a preset (Cautious, Balanced, Growth) and adjust. The longer your horizon, the more volatility you can tolerate.
The simulator shows how your money could have grown based on the historical performance of the chosen indices and your contributions. It is a data-based reference, not a promise: past performance does not guarantee future results. Use it to compare scenarios and understand the effect of diversification and of your broker's fees.
Yes, it is free, needs no signup, and never executes trades.
Whatever you like: set an amount per asset and the simulator projects the total over the years you choose.
A basket of many companies or bonds in a single investment, which spreads risk.
It depends on your profile and horizon; bonds add stability, stocks add growth with more volatility. Educational, not advice.
No: a simulation based on historical index data; past performance does not guarantee future results.
Yes: alongside ETFs and indices you can add individual stocks (and crypto) and simulate the full mix.
Yes, "Pin to compare" contrasts one portfolio against another.