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I am not accounting for the increase in autocorrelation / cross correlation that occurs in a major meltdown but I am hoping that the 3SD worst estimate is still a good measure. Basically, we are saying that we plan for a really bad (<1/1000) event while ignoring autocorrelation/correl... increases and this is used as a reasonable estimate of the worst case that investors must plan for, given that we know that this will under-estimate the probability of such an event. In light of 2008-2009, this look very reasonable. My estimated worst case 1-year using this simplified approach was worse than 2009-2009 for all the portfolios I have examined.
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On Jun 16 05:18 PM gasem wrote:
> In terms of stress testing how do you view changes in a portfolios
> diversification metric and auto-correlation metric
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> As I watch things evolve I saw diversity nose dive and auto correlation
> explode