The Year-to-Date ETF return is: 10.4%. This is for the period from January 7 to September 30. This means $1,000,000 would have become $1,103,653. By contrast, a $1,000,000 CD yielding 1.5% would have grown to $1,010,973, or 1.1%. A $1,000,000 investment in the S&P 500 Stock Index from Jan 7 to August 31 would have increased to $1,026,134, or 2.6%.
The annualized ETF return to the end of the year would be 14.2%. This is unchanged from the end of August. This assumes that the investment grows at the same rate to the end of the year. Bear in mind, this is a purely a mathematical result, and past performance is not indicative of future results.
For futures, an investment in one contract in each position returned $65,741 for an annualized return of $89,871. Two contracts would return twice that, etc. Again, past performance is not indicative of future results.
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