Asset Forecasts & Expected Returns to 2030
Explore educational 2030 price scenarios for stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, indexes, and commodities based on historical performance, volatility, and scenario assumptions.
These are scenario-based estimates, not financial advice or guaranteed predictions.
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Browse scenario estimates by asset. Open a forecast page to review assumptions, historical context, and bull/base/bear cases.
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Forecasts are scenario-based educational estimates. They are not financial advice, investment recommendations, or guarantees of future performance.
Market insights
Scenario estimates based on historical performance and volatility — not predictions.
Stocks
Browse stocks →Estimated return range: 19.87% to 21.55%
Crypto
Browse crypto →Estimated return range: 21.00% to 23.99%
ETFs
Browse etfs →Estimated return range: 9.96% to 10.42%
Indexes
Browse indexes →Estimated return range: 9.87% to 10.17%
Commodities
Browse commodities →Estimated return range: 6.56% to 7.78%
Assets with lower historical drawdowns and positive estimated returns — for comparison only, not recommendations.
- Euro / Danish Krone EURDKK
- US Dollar / Hong Kong Dollar USDHKD
- JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF JPST
- Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF BSV
- Euro / Swedish Krona EURSEK
- US Dollar / Canadian Dollar USDCAD
- JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF JEPI
- Euro / Canadian Dollar EURCAD
- Singapore Dollar / Japanese Yen SGDJPY
- US Dollar / Japanese Yen USDJPY
Assets with wider historical drawdowns may have broader scenario outcomes. Review assumptions on each forecast page.
Highest estimated return within each market category — educational comparison only.
How CalculatorInvest forecasts work
Our educational forecasts combine historical context with scenario assumptions. They are designed for comparison and research — not as trading signals.
Historical performance context
Past returns and volatility are used as inputs, not guarantees.
Scenario assumptions
Forecasts use bull, base, and bear-style assumptions where available.
Risk and uncertainty
Higher volatility assets may have wider possible outcomes.
Educational estimates
Forecasts are for research and comparison only, not financial advice.
How to use these forecasts
- Compare assets by expected annual return and estimated 2030 price scenarios.
- Review uncertainty labels and max drawdown context alongside return estimates.
- Open individual forecast pages to read assumptions, bull/base/bear cases, and historical charts.
- Compare forecast estimates against historical returns — past performance does not predict future results.
- Do not treat any forecast value as a guaranteed outcome or investment recommendation.
Frequently asked questions
What is an asset forecast?
An asset forecast is a scenario-based educational estimate of how an asset may perform over time, using historical performance and assumptions — not a prediction of future prices.
Are these forecasts guaranteed?
No. Forecasts on CalculatorInvest are illustrative scenario estimates only. They are not guarantees, promises, or investment recommendations.
What does expected annual return mean?
Expected annual return is the estimated average yearly return over the forecast horizon, shown so you can compare assets on a consistent basis. It is an estimate, not a promised outcome.
Which assets are included in the forecast hub?
The forecast hub includes stocks, ETFs, indexes, forex pairs, commodities, and cryptocurrencies where historical data and scenario estimates are available.
How far into the future do these forecasts go?
Forecasts on this page focus on the 2025 to 2030 horizon, depending on available asset data and scenario assumptions.
How should I use these forecasts?
Use forecasts to compare scenario estimates, review uncertainty labels, and open individual pages for assumptions. Compare against historical returns — do not treat values as guaranteed outcomes.
Do forecasts update over time?
Forecast pages may be refreshed as historical data changes. Values can shift when new price history is incorporated — always review the assumptions on each page.
Are these forecasts financial advice?
No. CalculatorInvest provides educational tools only. Forecasts are for research and comparison, not financial advice or investment recommendations.
Forecasts are scenario-based educational estimates. They are not financial advice, investment recommendations, or guarantees of future performance.