Historical backtesting replays your plan through actual past market conditions (the Great Depression, the 1970s stagflation, the dot-com crash, 2008). Monte Carlo creates random hypothetical scenarios. Both are useful: backtesting shows how your plan performs in known worst cases. Monte Carlo shows how it performs acro
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