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I have the same problem with that one. It only goes to 2016m02

Hi, I'm trying to pull in a series that's monthly and populated until 2016m10 in Bloomberg with the following code dbopen(type=bloom) Index smpl @all fetch(link) "CPURNSA Index ECO_RELEASE_DT" The series I get back in EViews only goes to 2016m02 though. How do I pull it up to the last avai...

thanks

Hi, I'm pulling in the closing price of the 2 year US treasury note from Bloomberg using the following code: dbopen(type=bloom) index fetch(link) usgg2yr How would I get different fields from Bloomberg other than the (default) closing price, such as the "Open Px", "High Price", a...

I'll try that out. Thanks for the help

The way I was thinking was:
If I were to have m models and n variables, to produce m*n forecasts, then select between each of the m forecasts for each variable

Or is there a better way?

The problem with averaging is that the short-term models are not at all accurate over longer time horizons because the error builds up too quickly. I also tried to add the independent variables from the long-term models into the short-run model to make a "supermodel", then the coefficients...

Hi, How would I organize multiple models and switch between them for different forecast horizons? For example, I may use one model to forecast one variable for one month, and (dynamically) for the second month's forecast. However, I may want to switch to another model for the 3-6 month forecast, the...

I used a string to put the equation together in a loop, then used the resulting string in "{}" brackets to add it to the model

sorry, please ignore. I think I found a work around

Is there a way of editing one line of a model? I would like to read one line into a string, edit it, then edit that one line of the model inside a for-next loop.

Hi, I was wondering how to make a group inside a pool object. If I were to do it manually, the pool definition would look like this: Cross Section Identifiers: (Enter identifiers below this line) XSECTION1 XSECTION2 XSECTION3 XSECTION4 @GROUP GROUP1 XSECTION1 XSECTION3 However, I'm looking to do thi...

it works. Thanks

Perhaps I'm going about this the wrong way. I have a system object with a number of equations in it. I estimated the system and got resulting coefficients. I did this over a sample period, and would like to forecast using these coefficients outside of the sample period. What's the best way to do this?

Also, if I ran this for



How would I forecast each number in the series to the last (unknown) one?