Correlation measures how closely two assets' prices move together. A correlation of +1.0 means they move perfectly in sync, 0 means no relationship, and -1.0 means they move in opposite directions. Understanding correlation helps with portfolio diversification and risk management.
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| M vs UNI: | 0.287 - Weak/No Correlation |
| Moved in same direction 61 days (62.2%) • Opposite direction 37 days • 98 data points | |
| M vs XVS: | 0.298 - Weak/No Correlation |
| Moved in same direction 65 days (66.3%) • Opposite direction 33 days • 98 data points | |
| UNI vs XVS: | 0.794 - Strong Positive |
| Moved in same direction 277 days (80.5%) • Opposite direction 67 days • 344 data points | |
Overall Statistics:
Average Correlation: 0.460
Highest Correlation: 0.794
Lowest Correlation: 0.287
Note: Correlation measures linear relationships in price movements. Low correlation between assets can be beneficial for diversification, as losses in one asset may be offset by gains in another.
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