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Portfolio & Investments

Performance Benchmarks

Compare portfolio performance with a benchmark.

Portfolio benchmarks help you compare your holdings against a reference index or other market baseline.

This view is informational only. WonderMoney does not tell you what to buy, sell, or hold.

Performance chart on the portfolio detail page showing portfolio value over time, with allocation and benchmark comparison sections.
The performance section charts portfolio value over time so you can compare it with a benchmark.

What this view shows

  • Portfolio return over time.
  • Benchmark return over the same period.
  • Relative performance between the two.

How to read it

  • A benchmark is a comparison line, not a recommendation.
  • Compare return, benchmark, and time range together.
  • Check whether fees, dividends, and currency effects are included in the figures shown.
  • Use the same currency context when possible.

Common mistakes

  • Comparing short periods as if they were meaningful long-term results.
  • Treating benchmark lag as proof that one asset is better.
  • Using a benchmark with a very different risk profile from the portfolio.

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