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MBB · iShares MBS ETF

Over the last 15 years (2011-10 to 2026-10), $10,000 invested in MBB with dividends reinvested grew to $12,505, 1.49% a year, with a worst peak-to-trough fall of -16.77%. Past performance doesn't predict future results.

Growth of $10,000 · 2011-10 to 2026-10 · dividends reinvested

CAGR (annualized return)
1.49%
Volatility (annualized)
4.53%
Worst drawdown
-16.77%
Sharpe ratio
-0.03

How MBB held up in past market crashes

MBB has been through 4 of the market crashes since 2000 in our data. Its deepest price fall was 15.5% in the 2022 bear market, when the S&P 500 fell 25.4%. Its price had not yet regained that high by the latest close (price only, not counting the dividends or interest it paid). No fund is safe from losses; past falls do not predict future ones.

Deepest price fall and recovery time of MBB in each market crash, next to the S&P 500
CrashMBB deepest fallS&P 500 (SPY)Peak to bottomBack to peak
2008 financial crisis-4.5%-56.5%Jan 2008 to Oct 20081 months
2018 fourth-quarter selloff-1.5%-20.2%Sep 2018 to Nov 20181 months
2020 COVID crash-4.3%-34.1%Mar 2020 to Mar 2020Under a month
2022 bear market-15.5%-25.4%Jan 2022 to Sep 2022Not yet

Price declines in the fund's listing currency, dividends not included, inside each crash's S&P 500 peak-to-bottom window. See how 50 popular ETFs compare in the crash study.

About MBB

iShares MBS ETF is a fixed income exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the Bloomberg U.S. MBS Index by investing in investment-grade mortgage-backed pass-through securities issued or guaranteed by U.S. government agencies.

Fund description from our market-data provider.

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