The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) is a financial theory that holds that asset prices reflect all available information. According to this view, securities consistently trade at their true value because the market processes all available information. As a result, it is considered highly unlikely for an investor to consistently outperform the overall market through stock […]
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Time Series vs. Panel Data: Deciphering the Differences in Analytical Methods Panel data analysis and time series analysis are two methods that are widely used in econometrics and other research fields. While they both use data that has been collected over time, the two methodologies’ underlying assumptions, data structures, and analytical techniques differ. This post
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Time series data is a chronological sequence of a series of values of a variable. In other words, the data is time-stamped. It can be a discrete or continuous time series. Discrete-time series are observations taken at specific times while continuous time series are observations that are made continuously over time. It can be univariate
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