Risk Simulation

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Risk Simulation

Run a Monte Carlo risk analysis to see probability distributions, expected value, and risk metrics for forward-looking projections.

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TSL's Risk Simulation provides detailed Monte Carlo analysis for educational purposes. With our risk metrics, you can explore forward-looking projections and learn professional-grade risk assessment techniques.

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Who can use our Risk Simulation?

Risk Managers

Assess downside risk and probability of loss with Monte Carlo simulations and VaR metrics

Portfolio Analysts

Evaluate forward-looking risk metrics and expected value for better position sizing

Quantitative Analysts

Study probability distributions and confidence intervals for forward-looking risk assessment

Financial Analysts

Enhance research reports with Monte Carlo risk analysis and professional-grade risk metrics

Students & Educators

Learn professional risk assessment concepts and practice Monte Carlo analysis in a risk-free educational environment

Crypto Traders

Navigate volatile cryptocurrency markets with data-driven risk analysis across all major coins

What your analysis includes

Each Risk Simulation analysis provides forward-looking metrics calculated from thousands of Monte Carlo price paths. You'll see probability-based outputs like win probability, expected return, and the Risk-Reward Factor, along with drawdown metrics that show how much prices might fall from their highest point.

These metrics help you understand both upside potential and downside scenarios, giving you a comprehensive view of forward-looking risk and return expectations.

Win Probability
Expected Return
Drawdowns
Expected Return
+1.2%
Win Probability
52.5%
Confidence Intervals
VaR 95%
-8.0%
CVaR 95%
-9.8%
Risk‑Reward Factor
0.286 (CI: 0.923–1.077)

Understanding risk metrics

Beyond probability and return metrics, your analysis includes downside risk measures. Value at Risk (VaR) shows the worst-case loss at a 95% confidence level, while Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR) captures the average loss in the worst 5% of scenarios.

The Risk-Reward Factor combines these metrics to quantify upside potential relative to downside risk. Together with drawdown analysis, these metrics help you assess potential trade-offs between return expectations and risk exposure.

VaR & CVaR
Risk-Reward Factor
Loss Scenarios

Simple vs Deep analysis

Simple analysis uses 5,000 Monte Carlo simulations with geometric Brownian motion for quick results. Deep analysis uses GARCH modeling to account for volatility clustering and machine learning for enhanced predictions, providing more sophisticated risk modeling.

Both analysis types provide the same core metrics (VaR, CVaR, drawdowns, RRF), but Deep analysis takes longer to compute and offers more advanced volatility modeling.

Simple: Fast
Deep: GARCH + ML
Same Metrics
Win Probability
48.5%
Expected Return
+1.8%
Heatmap
Equity
Win Probability
52.5%
Worst Drawdown
-20.5%
Risk‑Reward
1.3
Crypto
Win Probability
49.0%
Worst Drawdown
-28.0%
Risk‑Reward
0.7
Forex
Win Probability
55.0%
Worst Drawdown
-15.0%
Risk‑Reward
1.1
ETFs
Win Probability
54.0%
Worst Drawdown
-18.0%
Risk‑Reward
1.2

Analyze markets across asset classes

Run risk analysis across stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and forex pairs with a single tool. Our Risk Simulation provides consistent Monte Carlo methodology across 10,000+ instruments worldwide.

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Crypto
Forex
ETFs

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Risk Simulation analysis takes a few minutes to complete. Choose to receive an email notification when your analysis is finished, so you can continue working while we process your results.

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Visualizing probability distributions

Your analysis includes two visualizations: a percentile heatmap showing how different price paths evolve over time, and a confidence intervals chart displaying uncertainty ranges around expected outcomes.

These charts help you see beyond the numbers—understanding how probability distributions shift across different time horizons and how uncertainty expands or contracts as you look further into the future.

Percentile Heatmap
Confidence Intervals
Time Horizons
Confidence Intervals

TSL Risk Simulation FAQs

What symbols can I enter?

Stocks (e.g., AAPL), ETFs (e.g., SPY), crypto (e.g., BTC-USD), and forex pairs (e.g., EURUSD=X).

What is the Risk-Reward Factor (RRF)?

The Risk-Reward Factor balances upside potential against downside risk using the probability of gain and Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR). Higher values indicate better risk-adjusted opportunities, showing how much upside you might expect relative to potential losses.

What is Risk Simulation?

Our Risk Simulation uses Monte Carlo methods to generate thousands of forward-looking price paths. Each path simulates possible future outcomes based on historical volatility and returns. We then calculate risk metrics like VaR, CVaR, drawdowns, and the Risk-Reward Factor to assess downside risk and upside potential.

What is the difference between Simple and Deep analysis?

Simple analysis uses basic Monte Carlo simulation with geometric Brownian motion. Deep analysis uses GARCH modeling to account for volatility clustering and machine learning for enhanced predictions. Deep analysis provides more sophisticated risk modeling but takes longer to compute.

Is TSL's Risk Simulation free?

We offer a free tier with 10 tokens per month. Plus subscribers get unlimited tokens, access to all 5 analysis tools, and advanced features including Deep analysis.

What asset types can I analyze?

Our tool supports stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and forex pairs. Simply enter the symbol (like AAPL, BTC-USD, EURUSD=X) and get your risk analysis.

How many simulations does the analysis use?

Simple analysis uses 5,000 Monte Carlo simulations. Deep analysis uses advanced modeling with GARCH and machine learning. The exact simulation count may vary based on the analysis type.

Is this tool for educational purposes only?

Yes, TSL is designed for educational purposes. All tools are for learning and simulation. We do not provide financial advice, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

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