Year =

Investments =

1
$1,000

2
$1,000

3
$1,000

4
$1,000

5
$1,000

6
$1,000

7
$1,000

8
$1,000

9
$1,000

Returns =
Portfolio #1 = $100,000

10.0%
$111,000

10.0%
$123,100

10.0%
$136,410

10.0%
$151,051

10.0%
$167,156

10.0%
$184,872

10.0%
$204,359

-10.0%
$184,923

-10.0%
$167,431

Returns =
Portfolio #2 = $100,000

-10.0%
$91,000

-10.0%
$82,900

-10.0%
$75,610

10.0%
$84,171

10.0%
$93,588

10.0%
$103,947

10.0%
$115,342

10.0%
$127,876

10.0%
$141,663

$250,000
Final Portfolio
= $151,688
Final Portfolio #1 = $151,688
Final#1
Portfolio
#2 = $156,830
Final Portfolio #2 = $156,830
$200,000

You start with a $100,000 portfolio.

You add to it (or subtract from it) each year.
The returns are positive at first, then negative
or vice versa.
You can change the Returns, inside the
or the annual Investments.

$150,000
$100,000
$50,000

See who wins if you invest $1000 per year

or -$1000 per year. (That's withdrawing, eh?)

$0
0

10

10
$1,000
-10.0%
$151,688
10.0%
$156,830

t, then negative
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s withdrawing, eh?)