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Thanks for your video however i have a question and i didn't get the solution. How can i get the series of volatility of exchange rate by using EGARCH model please reply on my question
Thank you, my sister. I viewed your videos from the superior institute for labor and business sciences in Lisbon, Portugal, and western Europe, where I am pursuing my Ph.D. in Economics.
Thank you mam for sharing knowledge. I learned the application of Garch family model from your videos only. I have a question from your EGARCH video i.e how you calculated the value 64. 28%. the exponential value of -0.044197 (e^-0.044197=.9567) is 95.67%. my other question is can I calculate the % impact of negative and positive news on volatility. please tell me how I can do it. Thanks & Regards
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Good morning Dr. Do you have a research study or paper that describes the process of egarch in your study? For reference and citation. Appreciate your input. Thanks
Thanks Dr. for sharing your knowledge. Quick question though. I am working with the natural log data of the NSE 20 Share Index. I have been able to estimate the GARCH(1,1) GARCH-M(1,1) and TGARCH(1,1) using the data. However, the EGARCH estimation is returning an error message "log of non-positive value". What could be the problem and how can I resolve it? TIA.
I want to aska question about forecasting price... Let we make a xGARCH estimation. How can we use this estimation to forecast t+1 time price and t+1 time confidence interval for the forecasted price? I will be very grateful to you if you answer this question. Or you can make a video for this subject....
Dear Prof. Many thanks for the explanation. Sorry to take you back. When testing for Heteroskedasticity (ARCH Effect), does the p-values have to be significant at 5% level?. Mine is 0.0987
Greeting from India. Madam, while calculating EGARCH, the coefficient of lag return is found to be negative but it is statistically significant. Should I say that my estimation is good?
Hi Qamar, unfortunately I cannot answer to that. You have to form your judgement and interpret your outcomes within the context of your study. Kind regards.
Hello ma'm thank you for your help and videos, my EGARCH alfphas and Betas probabilities are significiant at 5% but my constant's probabiltiy is 0.13. This model is valid or not in this condition ?
@@CrunchEconometrix Thank you for your answer ma'm. I tried to ask you that EGARCH''s constant (C3) significance. For example in your output table in video, if C3's prob. would be 0.13 (13%) , could we accept the model's as significant and use it ?
@ibeh chijioke You need to show understanding of ARCH modelling to estimate a GARCH model. If pvalue is significant is it < 0.05? My advice: watch all my ARCH videos as the precursor to GARCH.
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