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Risk can change because the relationships between holdings change, even when a headline volatility measure barely moves.
Lucas Carvalho measures how the market’s correlation structure rotates between adjacent estimation windows. The proposed reconfiguration index asks whether the groups of stocks that move together are being reorganized.
It is an appealing risk question. The study also sets explicit boundaries: its evidence does not establish a timing strategy or crash protection.
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