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Performance Comparison Between SPY and VTI

SPY and VTI should perform similarly. Let's find out which is better.

Performance Comparison

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No. VTI Wins SPY(%) VTI(%) Diff.(%)
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Return Standard Deviation

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Conclusion

VTI has a 93% chance of beatign SPY and performs 1.165% better in annual returns while has the same return standard deviation.
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