The total 20 year performance of individual portfolios is very difficult to calculate for retail investors, because of sometimes aperiodic investments or cash outs. there are various methods (XIRR etc.). I feel to answer your question you'll get a hint when you look into the ETFs fact sheet-pdfs all available on the internet and look into the 10 year performance % numbers (20 year numbers are not available).
For have some hints for ETFs as old as 20 years you could use Bigchart's tool, as here SP500 compared to QQQ ETF:
The total 20 year performance of individual portfolios is very difficult to calculate for retail investors, because of sometimes aperiodic investments or cash outs. there are various methods (XIRR etc.). I feel to answer your question you'll get a hint when you look into the ETFs fact sheet-pdfs all available on the internet and look into the 10 year performance % numbers (20 year numbers are not available).
For have some hints for ETFs as old as 20 years you could use Bigchart's tool, as here SP500 compared to QQQ ETF:
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