Higher input raises the modeled result
The peak is the denominator used to measure the decline.
Measure how far an investment has fallen from its prior peak.
Controlled, deterministic sensitivity around your current inputs reveals which assumptions move the investment drawdown most.
Higher input raises the modeled result
The peak is the denominator used to measure the decline.
Higher input lowers the modeled result
The current value determines how much of the peak remains.
High modeled impact means an input changes this output substantially around the current scenario. Rankings compare controlled 10% input changes; they do not measure risk, probability, personal importance, controllability, suitability, advice, or forecasts.
Drawdown expresses a decline from peak value. It helps compare losses across portfolios of different sizes and frames the recovery challenge that follows.
The percentage frames the depth of the decline, while the dollar loss shows its scale. A deeper drawdown also creates a larger recovery hurdle because the remaining balance is smaller.
max(peak value − current value, 0)dollar decline ÷ peak value × 100current value ÷ peak value × 100Values at or above the entered peak produce a 0% drawdown. Displayed money is rounded to whole currency units and percentages to two decimals; the engine calculates with unrounded numbers.
Educational scenario only. Results are modeled estimates, not forecasts or personalized financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.