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Risk: you portfolio at the end of the day shows a VaR ( 1 d horizon, 9 5 % confidence ) of - $ 2

Risk: you portfolio at the end of the day shows a VaR (1d horizon, 95% confidence) of -$22,515
This means that....
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On the average, I'd expect to make about $23k from this portfolio each and every day
My portfolio would be riskier if the VaR (calculated the same way) came back at around -$12,150
I should expect a daily loss of $23k or more about once a month (5% of the time, 200 trading days in the year, so 10 times a year)
I don't believe in VaR

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