Tracking Portfolio Performance

Crypto, Metals, Bonds, Big Stocks, and Random Stocks

Three months into the year, it’s not even a contest as to which portfolio has performed the best:

Crypto has done absurdly well across the entire board:

Whereas the old-school stores of value like gold and silver haven’t looked great:

Bonds, which are supposed to be the safe stuff, have been absolutely awful:

And the big stocks have been a mixed bag:

You might’ve been better off just buying random stocks:

It’s been a fascinating start to the year but it’s only just that - a start. There’s still lots of time left in this race. Until the next update, feel free to check in on any of these charts periodically in the links below!

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Tracking Portfolios

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Live Charts

Ten-Year Treasury Less Two-Year Treasury | Ten-Year Breakeven Inflation Rate | S&P 500 | S&P Rolling All-Time High | S&P 500 Drawdown | S&P 500 Rogue Wave Indicator | S&P 500 Moving Averages | S&P 500 / 200-Day Moving Average | S&P 500 / 50-Day Moving Average | S&P 500 50-Day Moving Average / 200-Day Moving Average | S&P 500 Relative Strength Index | CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) | Three-Month USD LIBOR | Three-Month Treasury Bill (Secondary Rate) | TED Spread | Price of Bitcoin | Bitcoin Rolling All-Time High | Bitcoin Drawdown | Bitcoin Rogue Wave Indicator | Nasdaq Composite Index | Nasdaq Composite All-Time High | Nasdaq Composite Drawdown | Nasdaq Composite Wave Indicator | Nasdaq Composite Moving Averages | Nasdaq Composite / 200-Day Moving Average | Nasdaq Composite / 50-Day Moving Average | Nasdaq Composite 50-Day Moving Average / 200-Day Moving Average | Nasdaq Composite Relative Strength Index