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Tobias, you wrote in comments:
"These techniques work better with a longer time period, so you would rather want to test this with daily or even monthly data, but it is highly unlikely you would find something at a minute resolution as the return distribution is more likely to be random at this time interval."
I cannot get any results except "3" for RUSSEL2000 (I mean all tickers from the index, which is > 1900 of individual securities) vs SPY on daily timeframe. I also quick test JPM against JPM, for example, and co-integration test still returns 3. Should not it be 1 in case of identical time series?
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Tobias, you wrote in comments:
"These techniques work better with a longer time period, so you would rather want to test this with daily or even monthly data, but it is highly unlikely you would find something at a minute resolution as the return distribution is more likely to be random at this time interval."
I cannot get any results except "3" for RUSSEL2000 (I mean all tickers from the index, which is > 1900 of individual securities) vs SPY on daily timeframe. I also quick test JPM against JPM, for example, and co-integration test still returns 3. Should not it be 1 in case of identical time series?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: