NVDA
Classifies overall statistical coherence into 4 states: Resonant (high alpha alignment), Ordered (stable equilibrium), Fracture (elevated tail volatility), or Dormant (low kinetic participation).
Automatically switches between Student's t (heavy-tail shocks with fitted degrees of freedom) and standard Gaussian based on asset kurtosis.
The mathematical average price at step 30 across all 10,000 drift-corrected Monte Carlo paths, accounting for compounding volatility and historical momentum.
Maximum expected loss at 99% confidence. 99% of simulated 30-day outcomes stay above this downside floor (1-in-100 path stress test) stay above this floor.
Average expected loss during the worst 1% catastrophic tail crash tail scenarios beyond VaR.
Percentage of 10,000 simulated futures ending with positive return (P₃₀ > P₀).
Kurtosis > 3.0 indicates fat tails. Lower degrees of freedom (df) signal high flash-crash vulnerability.
Structural friction index measuring resistance against price continuation. High percentages signal strong order-flow friction and trend exhaustion.
Student's t vs Normal Distribution
Fitted: df = 6.04
30-Step GBM Paths & VaR Floor
10,000 CUDA iterations with non-overlapping staggered value tags
Verified Market Database 242 Assets (Sovereign 250)
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| Ticker ⇅ | Spot ⇅ | Target ⇅ | Return% ⇅ | 99% VaR ⇅ | 99% CVaR ⇅ | Alpha% ⇅ | Kurt ⇅ | df ⇅ | Hurst ⇅ | Rp ⇅ | Regime ⇅ |
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