Free ETF Portfolio Backtester for US & UCITS Funds
Test US-listed and European UCITS portfolios with historical price data. Build allocations from 249 ETF entries, compare up to 5 strategies, and analyze risk and return side by side.
π‘How to use this tool
Build your portfolio
Click "Add ETF" to browse 249 ETF entries with price history by category or search by ticker. Set the weight (%) for each.
Set parameters
Choose initial amount, monthly contributions, date range, and rebalancing frequency.
Compare & analyze
Add more portfolios to compare. Results update live with CAGR, drawdowns, and yearly returns.
What did a 40% bond allocation change?
We put USD 10,000 into each allocation at the December 2021 close, with no later contributions. The mixed portfolio returned to its 60/40 weights each December. Both portfolios were measured through the September 2026 close.
| Investment | Final value (USD) | CAGR | Max drawdown (month-end) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% VOO | 17,158 | 12.0% | -23.9% (2022-09) |
| 60% VOO / 40% BND | 13,817 | 7.0% | -20.1% (2022-09) |
In 2022, VOO lost 18.2% and the mixed portfolio lost 16.1%. Bonds reduced the loss in this example even though BND also fell. Across the full period, the 60/40 mix reduced the deepest monthly drawdown by 3.8 percentage points and ended with about USD 3,341 less. Try an earlier start or a different rebalancing frequency to see which parts of that result depend on the settings.
Source: monthly Yahoo Finance adjusted closes. Dividends are reinvested. Values are nominal USD before brokerage costs and taxes. Drawdown is measured from a prior monthly closing peak, so losses within a month can be larger.
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