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Re: st: Creating Standard Deviation variable for daily panel data (stock returns)
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"C. Evans" <[email protected]>
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Re: st: Creating Standard Deviation variable for daily panel data (stock returns)
Date
03 Jul 2013 18:13:38 +0100
Dear Nick
I would like standard deviation values of returns calculated for each id
each month. So I would have a value of 0.2 everyday in one month for id=1
and then the 2nd month a different standard deviation. I should see a
different SD each month and for each different Id - probably.
I'm not very good at explaining
Thanks,
Chris
On Jul 3 2013, Nick Cox wrote:
I missed in this a statement of what you _do_ want. If you have a
block of values for which you calculate the SD, it's necessarily the
same result for all observations contributing.
But Stata won't take account of missing values it does not have.
Nick
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On 3 July 2013 17:37, C. Evans <[email protected]> wrote:
I've been using the command egen sdreturn3 = sd(return), by(date) to
try and create a new variable that takes the standard deviation of
return for that month or even that day. This gives me the same sd for
every id at that date (which I don't want)
my panel looks like this
id date returns
1 01Jan1964 0.1
1 02Jan1964 0.12
1 03Jan1964 0.05
2 01Jan1964 0.3
2 02Jan1964 0.25 2 03Jan1964 0.1
3 01Jan1964 -0.1
3 02Jan1964 -0.2
3 03Jan1964 -0.3
Hopefully the format has turned out OK. The values are just there for an
example.
Also, does it matter when I use xtset, id date, daily that I am using
business data and thereore the weekends are not included in my dataset
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