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Correlation & Portfolio Exposure: When Trades Share Risk

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Different symbols are not always different risks: three trades can still be one bet. This guide adds a whole-account check to trade sizing so shared risk is counted, never hidden by a correlation figure (a measure of how closely two things moved together).

What's inside

  • List positions, split currency pairs and map shared drivers
  • Measure how things moved together, carefully
  • Keep risk budgets apart from models, and test bad cases
  • Decide, record, review and practise

What you get

  • A 23-page PDF with clickable contents, readable on phone, tablet or desktop
  • Correlation & Exposure Worksheets (fillable) + invented returns data (CSV)
  • Key terms in bold, explained in plain English, and sources listed at the back

Included free with Risk, Ruin & the Size of the Bet. The £2.99 price applies only when you buy this short edition on its own.

Readers worldwide: worked examples use UK rules where rules matter. If you live elsewhere, check your own regulator and local rules; the method still applies.

Educational content only; not financial, investment, tax or trading advice, and not a recommendation of any product, provider or strategy. Every example number is invented unless a source is given. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of losing money. Bacchus Analytics Limited, trading as Traderz Life.

Questions: hello@traderzlife.co.uk

Educational and analytical tools only. Not financial advice. No product places, manages or recommends trades. Any performance figures shown are historical results from one real account and are not a forecast. Trading carries risk of loss; past results are not a forecast.