Quantitative Tools

Asset Correlation Dashboard

Heatmaps, rolling stats, and tables to understand cross-asset behavior over 10y.

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Correlation Matrix

Cumulative Returns (%)

Performance Ranking

Rolling Sharpe Ratio

Performance Summary Table

Asset Buy & Hold Return [%] Return (Ann.) [%] Volatility (Ann.) [%] Sharpe Ratio Sortino Ratio Calmar Ratio Max Drawdown [%] Avg. Drawdown [%] Max. Drawdown Duration Avg. Drawdown Duration
Gold 212.057 12.099 16.385 0.78 1.018 0.458 -26.405 -7.124 897 days 222 days
Silver 221.038 12.418 32.448 0.527 0.64 0.238 -52.282 -16.441 946 days 316 days
S&P 500 321.015 15.519 17.956 0.894 1.081 0.461 -33.7 -4.307 488 days 76 days
20Y+ Treasuries -23.994 -2.716 14.83 -0.112 -0.167 -0.056 -48.35 -22.376 1543 days 575 days
US Dollar Index 38.759 3.342 6.871 0.513 0.765 0.235 -14.24 -5.415 598 days 212 days
Real Estate 54.977 4.495 20.703 0.317 0.389 0.106 -42.416 -10.313 1114 days 288 days
Emerging Markets 127.103 8.58 20.821 0.5 0.661 0.216 -39.799 -14.523 1146 days 387 days

Understanding Asset Correlation

What is asset correlation?

Correlation measures how pairs of assets move relative to one another (from -1 to +1). It’s the backbone of diversification work.

How to read the visuals

  • Correlation matrix: Quickly see where diversification benefits exist (darker reds) or fail (greens).
  • Cumulative returns & Sharpe: Rank assets on risk-adjusted carry over the chosen period.
  • Performance table: Puts ratios, drawdowns, and duration stats side by side.

Practical applications

  • Construct balanced portfolios by pairing low/negative correlations.
  • Identify hedges when certain assets move inversely.
  • Track when relationships regime-shift (correlations rising toward +1).