-7% in a month is nothing special.
What bothers me is the absence of investable attributes and the impossibility to plot or backtest with other darwins.
Return of L1Y beats 90% of visible darwins.
Nobody with a little braion and experience would call the S&P the benchmark for a completely intransparent portfolio of Darwins called INDX which includes high risk positions like oil and gold and maybe worse risky stuff.
This is a complete different risk class and I think Darwinex disqualifies itself with such a BS.
Of course they can compare it, but they shouldn't call it their benchmark for INDX.
While the S&P500 pays dividends nearly daily, Darwinex takes daily fees which are NOT SHOWN in the chart presentation. So they are beaten by the S&P500 in the last trailing month !!
Just for documentation - as it looks like the honeymoon for INDX is over:
SPX (S&P 500 index) today: (remember - the benchmark! 🙂)