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See how your portfolio performs through market crashes—and why you don't need to sell a single share to fund residency. No liquidation. No taxes. No monthly payments.

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Elite Portfolios - Best Risk-Adjusted Returns

All portfolios have Sharpe ratio > 0.60 — Exceptional balance of returns vs volatility

Asset Allocation

Total Allocation100%
US Large Cap 60%
US Total Bond 40%
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Backtest Settings

Final Value
$225K
+124.96% total
CAGR
8.45%
Steady growth
Sharpe Ratio
0.49
Below avg
Max Drawdown
-16.1%
Peak to trough

Portfolio Growth

Performance Metrics

Best Year2019: +22.38%
Worst Year2022: -16.07%
Standard Deviation11.22%
Sortino Ratio0.47

Risk Analysis

Max Drawdown Recovery-16.1%

With this allocation, your portfolio dropped 16.1% from peak to trough at its worst point. A $100K investment would have fallen to $84K.

Historical Crash Performance

How this portfolio would have performed during major market downturns

Dot-Com Crash

Tech bubble collapse

2000-2002
Intra-Period Drawdown

Peak-to-trough during crisis

-29.5%
Year-end drawdown-13.3%
$100K became$87K

2008 Financial Crisis

Global banking crisis

2007-2009
Intra-Period Drawdown

Peak-to-trough during crisis

-36.1%
Year-end drawdown-20.1%
$100K became$100K

COVID-19 Crash

Pandemic market shock

2020
Intra-Period Drawdown

Peak-to-trough during crisis

-20.8%
Year-end drawdown
$100K became$114K

2022 Bear Market

Inflation & rate hikes

2022
Intra-Period Drawdown

Peak-to-trough during crisis

-22.4%
Year-end drawdown-16.1%
$100K became$84K

Crash resilience matters for global mobility planning. The 2008 crisis took a balanced 60/40 portfolio 3 years to recover. Our 5-Year Zero-Draw Protocol recommends maintaining 5 years of expenses in stable assets to avoid forced selling during downturns.

Year-by-Year Returns

YearReturnPortfolio ValueDrawdown
2016+8.24%$108K
2017+14.51%$124K
2018-2.62%$121K-2.6%
2019+22.38%$148K
2020+14.04%$168K
2021+16.61%$196K
2022-16.07%$165K-16.1%
2023+17.99%$195K-1.0%
2024+15.51%$225K
2025+0.12%$225K

Have Your Cake and Eat It Too

Most people think they need to choose: sell investments to fund a golden visa, or keep their portfolio growing. With Lombard financing, you get both. Borrow against your portfolio at 50% LTV—no liquidation, no capital gains taxes, no monthly payments. Your wealth keeps compounding while you secure residency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is portfolio backtesting?

Portfolio backtesting analyzes how a specific asset allocation would have performed historically. By testing different mixes of stocks, bonds, and alternatives against decades of market data, you can understand potential risks and returns before investing.

How accurate is historical backtesting?

While past performance doesn't guarantee future results, backtesting with 40+ years of data (1985-2024) captures multiple market cycles—including the 1987 crash, dot-com bubble, 2008 financial crisis, and COVID crash. This provides valuable insights into how portfolios behave under stress.

What is a good Sharpe ratio?

A Sharpe ratio above 1.0 is generally good, above 2.0 is very good, and above 3.0 is excellent. It measures risk-adjusted returns—higher values indicate better return per unit of volatility. Most balanced portfolios achieve Sharpe ratios between 0.5 and 1.0.

How does this help with golden visa planning?

This tool shows you don't need to choose between funding a golden visa and keeping your portfolio growing. By stress-testing your allocation, you can see that with Lombard financing, you borrow against your portfolio (no liquidation, no taxes, no monthly payments) while your investments keep compounding. You get the visa AND the wealth growth.