Da ist in deren System etwas nicht in Ordnung.
Ich habe testweise in einem Mix den Xtrackers MSCI World ex USA gehabt und bekomme mit MSCi World, Europa und EM auch ein Ergebnis.
Und DEN ETF gab es natürlich erst ab 2023….
Könntest du das Curvo Backtest Ergebnis teilen? Mich überrascht das etwas. Zumal in dem Quirion Portfolio ETFs drin sind für die es eigentlich keine bis 2000 zurückliegende Daten geben dürfte
Aber 0,7% p.a. Differenz seit 2000 ist enorm viel. Wäre daher spannend...
Das passt schon so, schaut mal in die FAQs:
ZitatHow is it possible that Backtest shows data for a fund from before it was created?
All analyses on Backtest are based on the historical data of the indexes underlying the funds. The primary reason for this decision is that it allows us to backtest much further in time. Indeed, the creation of an index always precedes the inception of funds tracking it by many years. For instance, the oldest European ETF that tracks the MSCI World index was created in 2005. But the data for the index itself is available since 1978. By using the historical data for the index rather than the fund, we can simulate the performance of the fund as if it has existed since 1978.
There is one caveat. This workaround assumes that a fund perfectly tracks its index. In practice though, there is always a tracking error. But funds try to minimize this error and therefore it's often quite low. For this reason, its effect on the validity of an analysis is negligible.