ML-powered crash risk monitoring with historical validation and stress testing
This is the early warning system. Check the signal banner below — if it turns orange or red, review the suggested actions before trading. New here? Start with the Getting Started Guide.
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Here's what's happening across all four risk tiers. A composite score above 50 means external risks are elevated enough to affect the portfolio — check which tier is driving the number.
Why this matters: this model compares current geopolitical conditions to 17 historical crises. A P(event) score above 0.55 means today's pattern resembles past episodes that moved markets.
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How to read this: look at the trend column. A string of worsening arrows means risk is building, even if the signal level hasn't changed yet.
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The bottom line: find the row marked "YOU ARE HERE" and follow its suggested action. Each level maps to a specific crash probability and a concrete step to take.
Estimated worst-case S&P 500 loss over different time periods. "Likely Worst" means 95% of outcomes are better than this number.
| Horizon | Extreme (1%) | Likely Worst (5%) | Magnitude |
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Estimated trading days until a drop of each size. Lower numbers = more urgent warning.
| Drop Size | Fastest 1% | Fastest 5% | Fastest 10% |
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How the model performed during known market stress events.
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What's the point? Seeing three months of signal changes alongside SPY price helps spot whether risk spikes predicted actual drops — or resolved harmlessly.
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