Hi,
I should figure out how credit ratings affect stock prices. I have 30 different stocks and credit ratings for the companies. I've been running simple linear regressions in Excel but this time the data are different. I have several columns of dependent variable values - not just one.
Can I just import file that includes 30 different rows of stock prices and another file with 30 rows of ratings in to the eViews.
If I write
ls price c rating
it should match the A column of price file with A column of rating file, B column with B column and so on.
Does it work like that? Other suggestions?
Regression in eViews
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Re: Regression in eViews
You would need to estimate each regression individually, or write a program to do it for you.
Or you could use the Pool object which will do all of them at the same time.
Or you could use the Pool object which will do all of them at the same time.
Re: Regression in eViews
If I run the regressions individually then I get 30 different result tables. I could do that also in Excel. Does pool object create a single result table or can I combine 30 result tables somehow into one? If I create an index of those 30 stocks I get only one table but then the result become less significant.
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Re: Regression in eViews
Pool puts them into one table.
Or you could use the EqTabs add-in to collate the 30 individual resukts
Or you could use the EqTabs add-in to collate the 30 individual resukts
Re: Regression in eViews
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