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Modeled fair value
SPY · US Large-Cap Index
-1.9Expensive
60708090100110120130140FAIRMARKET
P10–P90P25–P75Median fair valueToday's market price = 100

Today’s price sits at the 81.5th percentile of modeled fair value — 16% of modeled scenarios put fair value above the market.

Median fair value
85.6
index, market = 100
Upside to median
-14.4%
Last close
$778.57
2026-10-09
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
+20.0%
P75
+12.5%
Median
+4.0%
P25
-4.0%
P10
-15.0%

62% of modeled scenarios end positive.

Scenario decomposition of forward earnings growth, dividend yield of about 1.1% with net repurchases already captured in per-share earnings growth, and a valuation-change term. The central case pairs about 12% growth in next-twelve-month earnings with the forward multiple easing from 19.1 to 17.5 times, reflecting that the multiple has already fallen from 20.4 at the end of June while the policy path still points higher. The modeled hurdle comparison uses the one-year Treasury par yield of 4.47%. A long-run historical equity return is used only as a sanity check, not as the estimate.

Three years, annualised

modeled
P90
+15.5%
P75
+11.0%
Median
+6.3%
P25
+2.0%
P10
-2.5%

Three-year path combining earnings compounding at about 9% a year as the current exceptional growth rate decelerates, a 1.1% dividend yield, and the forward multiple drifting from 19.1 toward 17.0 times, which is a drag of about 3.8 percentage points a year. Full mean reversion of the multiple or of margins is not assumed.

Against the Treasury hurdle

1y Treasury
4.47%
Modeled excess
-0.5%
Basis
direct

A modeled annual shortfall against the one-year Treasury par yield, not a forecast. At today's valuation and rate combination the one-year Treasury offers a competitive expected return with materially lower uncertainty than US large-cap equity, which is the central decision-relevant finding for this asset class.

Instruments

10 in this asset class

SymbolValuationFair valueLast close1y modeled
SPY
US Large-Cap Index
-1.9Expensive85.6$778.57+4.0%
DIA
US Blue-Chip Index
-1.9Expensive85.6$516.11+4.0%
RSP
US Equal-Weight Index
-1.9Expensive85.6$213.04+4.0%
IWM
US Small-Cap Index
—Unavailable—$278.94—
QQQ
US Technology Index
—Unavailable—$751.27—
SMH
US Semiconductor Sector
—Unavailable—$603.33—
XLF
US Financial Sector
—Unavailable—$54.73—
XLI
US Industrial Sector
—Unavailable—$169.25—
XLV
US Healthcare Sector
—Unavailable—$170.81—
XLY
US Consumer Discretionary Sector
—Unavailable—$112.85—