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@nischansr I am failing to understand why you are mixing two completely different things. One is using rolling returns as a measure of comparison between two financial instruments. And the second how you plan to invest in those two instruments. If you plan to use sip then you need to use that...

@nischansr A 5 year trailing return today is the return from 7 jul 2016 to 7 jul 2021. 5 year rolling return is nothing but calculating the exact same thing for different date pairs over and over again. So if transaction pattern of sip changes the return of a point to point trailing return...

@nischansr I know your post is almost a month old but I could not resist commenting on it anyway. You do understand that rolling return is exactly same as a specific period trailing return with just extra data points because of start and end date pairs being multiple? If a trailing return can...

@nikkolai That's 2% withdrawal rate which is reasonable in Indian context with 7% average inflation rate. Remember that corpus should also include capital expenditure like new buys and maintenance.