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SWR Toolbox question

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 jt17
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[#739]

Hi ERN. I was curious about some of the data in the Stock/Bond Returns tab:

- What is the source for the "SPX-TR" numbers? (I was doing some side-math and trying to pull the latest, since the sheet currently just runs through Sept 2021).

- Are those #s based on the monthend closing price (specific date), or an average for the month in question? And then presumably dividends are included?

- what does "10Y BM" represent?

Thanks


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It's the S&P Total Return Index ( https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR/) and I use the month-end numbers. 

10Y BM is the 10-year U.S. Treasury benchmark bond index. Also Total Return. Also month-end numbers.


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