Comparison hub
These pages turn the site’s existing calculator data into focused benchmark comparisons. Each comparison uses a real start window, real chart data, and the same benchmark logic that powers the main calculator.
Apple vs S&P 500
A factual comparison page using real calculator data, long-run return context, drawdown analysis, and benchmark framing starting from the iPhone era.
Start window: January 2007
Nvidia vs S&P 500
Compare Nvidia with the S&P 500 using real calculator data, with a focus on concentrated upside, benchmark context, and how volatile the path was.
Start window: January 2016
Microsoft vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison page that frames Microsoft against the broad market through the cloud era, with return, drawdown, and volatility context.
Start window: January 2012
Tesla vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison that frames Tesla against the S&P 500 since the IPO, including returns, drawdowns, and the cost of staying concentrated.
Start window: June 2010
Amazon vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison page that frames Amazon against the broad U.S. market from the IPO onward, including drawdowns, volatility, and long-run outcome differences.
Start window: May 1997
Alphabet vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison that frames Alphabet against the S&P 500 since the IPO, focusing on returns, drawdowns, volatility, and long-horizon opportunity cost.
Start window: August 2004
Meta vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison page that puts Meta next to the S&P 500 and highlights how return, volatility, and drawdown differed over time.
Start window: May 2012
QQQ vs S&P 500
A factual comparison page that frames QQQ against the S&P 500 from the dot-com peak onward using real series data and benchmark metrics.
Start window: January 2000
SPY vs Nasdaq Composite
A real-data comparison page that puts SPY next to the Nasdaq Composite from the dot-com peak onward and highlights return-path trade-offs.
Start window: January 2000
Apple vs Nasdaq Composite
A factual comparison page that frames Apple against the Nasdaq Composite since the iPhone era using real calculator data and benchmark metrics.
Start window: January 2007
Nvidia vs Nasdaq Composite
A real-data comparison page that frames Nvidia against the Nasdaq Composite and highlights whether the stock did more than follow growth-benchmark momentum.
Start window: January 2016
Tesla vs Nasdaq Composite
A factual comparison page that puts Tesla next to the Nasdaq Composite and focuses on return path, volatility, and drawdown trade-offs.
Start window: June 2010
Amazon vs Nasdaq Composite
A real-data comparison page that frames Amazon against the Nasdaq Composite and asks whether the company beat a benchmark that already favored growth.
Start window: May 1997
Microsoft vs Nasdaq Composite
A real-data comparison that frames Microsoft against the Nasdaq Composite during the cloud era using return, drawdown, and volatility metrics.
Start window: January 2012
Alphabet vs Nasdaq Composite
A factual comparison page that frames Alphabet against the Nasdaq Composite and asks whether the company beat a benchmark that already leaned into tech.
Start window: August 2004
Meta vs Nasdaq Composite
A real-data comparison that frames Meta against the Nasdaq Composite using returns, drawdowns, and volatility since the IPO.
Start window: May 2012
Bitcoin vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison page that frames Bitcoin against the S&P 500 using return, drawdown, and volatility context from a modern crypto cycle onward.
Start window: January 2015
Gold vs S&P 500
A real-data comparison page that frames gold against the S&P 500 using return, drawdown, and volatility context across modern crisis and inflation cycles.
Start window: January 2000
SPY vs S&P 500 index
A cross-reference comparison that puts SPY next to the S&P 500 index to show practical ETF tracking versus benchmark behavior since inception.
Start window: January 1993
