For openers, I didn't buy index funds or mutuals funds, rendering such an analysis baseless to begin with. Most of my purchases were stocks that were down > 40% in 2020 following the COVID crash. They were in hard hit industries like travel and energy, I started a thread on that very topic. I also purchased pharmaceuticals
ETrade gives me a snapshot of my holdings updated to the minute right there in a screenshot. I also happen to be really good at math
My profits in my portfolio decreased from 38% to 25% and then I sold. I had previously taken some profit, giving me a 30% net gain, cash still sitting at ETrade. The overall drop in my stock prices during that week was closer to 9%, obviously far greater than any numbers you put out. I don't lie, I don't need to, that accomplishes nothing, that would make me become the people in the beltway I despise. I'm not a career politician or a member of the democratic media. I hate liars
Mutual funds held in my retirement accounts did not give back the same amount of profits. Not yet anyhow. If our energy sector crashes, everything else will follow