Not exact matches
Here are the comparisons at
typical valuations (P / E10 = 14): Sw14T2:
Safe Withdrawal Rate = 5.4 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): SwOptT2:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 5.6 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): CSwOptT2:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 4.1 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): LHOptG:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 5.7 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): LHOptE:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 5.8 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): LHOptB:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 5.5 %.
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): HSwOptT2:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 4.8 %.
I looked at the
Safe Withdrawal Rates at today's valuations (P / E10 = 28), at high valuations (P / E10 = 20), at
typical valuations (P / E10 = 14) and at favorable valuations (P / E10 = 10).
At a
typical valuation level (P / E10 = 14): LHOptA:
Safe Withdrawal Rate (95 % probability of success, one sided): 5.6 %.
They cut so against the
typical investing wisdom (which is generally based on an incomplete understanding of how
safe withdrawal rates work) that most people have a very difficult time believing it can possibly be true.