I agree. A matrix only provides one overall correlation value between two instruments. It doesn't say anything about the time lead/lag between those instruments.
Green! Go ahead, all your assets are highly correlated! Good job! Red! Be careful! Your assets are negatively correlated and without knowing it you might be actually doing a proper diversification. Danger! Strange colour code
Not my tech. Just posting. If you trade futures, the CME has a lot of free tech, worth a look. You just have to sign up.
Can't think of your own solution/answer? And you call others "low IQ clowns"? LOL. If you want to see a low IQ clown just look in the mirror @lentus
If you did your homework using the correlation tools so generously provided by other members in your thread - you’d understand that the positions you described in your OP are just compounded Delta directional risk.