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An equicorrelated matrix · Part 3 of 4
A correlation matrix is equicorrelated: every pair of assets has the same correlation , and every diagonal entry is 1. The parts vary the number of assets and .
With three assets, what is the most negative for which the matrix is still a valid, positive semidefinite, correlation matrix?
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