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Modeled fair value
SPY · US Large-Cap Index
-0.8Somewhat expensive
406080100120FAIRMARKET
P10–P90P25–P75Median fair valueToday's market price = 100

Today’s price sits at the 63.8th percentile of modeled fair value — 36% of modeled scenarios put fair value above the market.

Median fair value
91.7
index, market = 100
Upside to median
-8.3%
Last close
$774.83
2026-10-05
Confidence
high
84/100
Modeled returns

Return distributions, not point forecasts

Percentiles describe the spread of scenario outcomes under the stated method. The width of the range carries as much information as the midpoint.

One year

modeled
P90
+23.0%
P75
+14.5%
Median
+6.0%
P25
-3.0%
P10
-13.0%

67% of modeled scenarios end positive.

Shareholder yield of roughly 2.8%, combining the observed 1.06% trailing dividend yield with an estimated 1.75% net buyback contribution, plus about 7.5% nominal forward earnings growth, less roughly 2.1 percentage points from partial convergence toward the modelled median fair-value index of 91.7 at a 25% one-year convergence rate. Dispersion is set from the benchmark's 12.94% three-year standard deviation widened to an annual-return basis with a deliberately fatter left tail reflecting the aggregate-valuation evidence. Vanguard's 4.2%-6.2% VCMM 10-year US equity range is used only as an unconditional sanity check and is not substituted for the conditional estimate. No calibrated probability is published.

Three years, annualised

modeled
P90
+12.5%
P75
+9.0%
Median
+5.2%
P25
+1.0%
P10
-4.0%

Shareholder yield of about 2.8% plus a 6.0% three-year nominal earnings path, after applying the documented 6.2% average start-of-year analyst overestimation as a haircut, less roughly 1.7 percentage points a year from amortising about 60% of the fair-value gap over three years. The result is then held slightly below the mechanical decomposition in deference to the market-value-to-GDP and profits-yield evidence and to Vanguard's lower 10-year prior.

Against the Treasury hurdle

1y Treasury
4.58%
Modeled excess
+1.4%
Basis
direct

A modelled annual edge of roughly 1.4 percentage points over the one-year Treasury for full equity risk. With a forward earnings yield of about 5.2% against a 5.26% ten-year Treasury yield, the equity risk premium on a forward-earnings basis is effectively zero, so the edge comes from growth rather than from starting valuation.

Instruments

10 in this asset class

SymbolValuationFair valueLast close1y modeled
SPY
US Large-Cap Index
-0.8Somewhat expensive91.7$774.83+6.0%
RSP
US Equal-Weight Index
-0.8Somewhat expensive91.7$211.12+6.0%
DIA
US Blue-Chip Index
-0.8Somewhat expensive91.7$512.11+6.0%
QQQ
US Technology Index
—Unavailable—$756.20—
IWM
US Small-Cap Index
—Unavailable—$283.38—
SMH
US Semiconductor Sector
—Unavailable—$633.90—
XLV
US Healthcare Sector
—Unavailable—$167.37—
XLF
US Financial Sector
—Unavailable—$53.88—
XLI
US Industrial Sector
—Unavailable—$170.10—
XLY
US Consumer Discretionary Sector
—Unavailable—$110.42—