I was wondering how one usually backtests something like this. I have the TSP price history back to 2003 and the app has retroactively filled in its positions back to 2004 (see history). So all the data is in place.
I think the simplest backtesting method would be to let someone specify a date range and a custom dollar amount then show how that amount would have changed over that date range. I will work on implementing this, but if anyone has suggestions for other variables, I can consider those too.
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You might want to backtest it and tell us the results.
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