Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

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diego45
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Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

Postby diego45 » Thu May 01, 2014 7:42 am

Hi everybody,

I have to estimate a model with restriction and one of the restriction is to estimate

ht = c + VIX_t-1

But when i put 0 and 0 for Garch and Arch parameter eviews send the error : "Specification must include at least one Arch or Garch term"

So i have made a new conditional variance series named garch01 and i have used LSQ method to estimate :

garch01 = c + VIXt-1 but the result doesn't looks like the papers that i'm studying.

If someone have an idea, thanks for help

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Re: Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

Postby EViews Glenn » Sat May 03, 2014 7:01 am

What is VIX_t-1?

startz
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Re: Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

Postby startz » Sat May 03, 2014 7:35 am

It's a derivative that measures market volatility.

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Re: Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

Postby EViews Glenn » Sun May 04, 2014 7:40 am

So it's contextual (the Chicago options volatility index), not GARCH model specific? Then I'm a little unclear what sequence of steps diego45 tried to do which didn't match.

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Re: Estimate GARCH(0,0) ???

Postby startz » Sun May 04, 2014 9:03 am

I believe the OP is trying to put an exogenous variable in the conditional variance equation. EViews allows this for GARCH, except if you want GARCH(0,0) EViews won't handle it. I suppose a GARCH(0,0) could be done where the LHS variable is the squared error terms, so it's really FGLS.


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