Both tables show the same figures since 2000, measured the same way: annual return is the average yearly growth, with distributions reinvested and fees taken out, drawdown is the largest drop from a high point to a later low, volatility is how much the value swings, and the Sharpe ratio is the return above cash for each unit of volatility. Each fund's and mix's page has the same figures for 2000–09, 2010–19 and since 2020. Australian shares is the part of the whole fund or mix held in Australian shares. Brokerage and tax are not included. A ^* marks a figure that includes simulated history from before the fund, or an ETF in the mix, launched. Two, ^**, mark a rougher estimate, for funds that pick their companies by ethical or ESG screens or for high dividends.