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Antithetic Forecasts

In the world of finance, it is important to understand the concept of correlation. When it comes to forecasting, there are two types of correlation - positive and negative. In this context, negative correlation refers to the relationship between two forecasts whose errors move in opposite directions. This means that when one forecast is overestimated, the other is underestimated. Understanding the impact of negative correlation can greatly benefit investors in making informed decisions.

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