Risk Command Center

Quantify tail loss, factor concentration, and realized stress behavior before capital is allocated.

Analysis controls

Benchmark, calendar, compounding frequency, and leverage financing.

Use average 13-week T-bill yield over this window.
Weights total 100.0%
TickerNameWeightAction
SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
Invesco QQQ Trust
iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF
Volatility
Portfolio
N/A
Benchmark N/A
Downside vol
Portfolio
N/A
Benchmark N/A
Beta
Portfolio
N/A
Benchmark N/A
Correlation
Portfolio
N/A
Benchmark N/A
Max drawdown
Portfolio
N/A
Benchmark N/A

Drawdown path

Depth below prior portfolio peaks.

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Rolling volatility

1Y rolling annualized volatility.

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Tail risk

Historical VaR, Expected shortfall, and normal parametric VaR.

Help: tail risk concepts
Historical VaR
Historical VaR estimates the loss threshold exceeded in the worst tail of observed returns at the selected confidence level.What it means: this is the loss level the portfolio is expected to exceed only in unusually bad periods.
Expected shortfall
Expected shortfall is the average loss after returns have already breached the historical VaR threshold.What it means: this is a harsher tail-loss estimate because it asks how bad losses are after VaR has already failed.
Parametric VaR
Parametric VaR assumes returns follow a normal distribution using the sample mean and volatility.What it means: this is useful as a quick model-based reference, but it can understate risk when markets have fat tails.
ConfidenceHistorical VaRExpected shortfallParametric VaR
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Risk contribution

Variance contribution by holding.

TickerWeightStandalone volRisk share
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Stress tests

Worst realized portfolio windows.

ScenarioWindowPortfolioBenchmarkActive
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