Herman

Thanks for the code. With repect to the correlation calculation, I noticed that 
in some days, not both symbols in one pair traded .Say A is traded and B is not 
traded on day one, and on day two B comes back and both symbols are traded, 
then symbol B tends to make up for what it has missed in the trading of day 
one. If this happens often, ( thinking of two stocks of the same company listed 
in exchanges of two different country ), will it affect the correlation 
calculated ?

Regards/ Huanyan


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Herman 
To: loveyourenemynow 
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 3:22 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: PairTrading on Amibroker



You can also use the code on the UKB:




http://www.amibroker.org/userkb/2007/04/24/creating-a-correlation-table/




herman







Monday, January 12, 2009, 1:06:34 PM, you wrote:




> u can use foreign to get different symbols quotes and correlate to

> calculate correlation

> if u really want to do a good job u needto run cointegration tests, so

> u can find n-vectors not just pairs, but to do that u ll need

> something like R







> --- In [email protected], "nunopires2001" <nunopires2...@...>

> wrote:




>> Hi,




>> I would like to use Amibroker, to help me detect stocks suitable for a

>> PairsTrading Strategy.




>> In order to do that, just for start, i would like to calculate spreads

>> and correlation between stocks.




>> Anyone can point me some directions?




>> Thanks!













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