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A model for time series in which the conditional variance is time-varying and autocorrelated.

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I want to fit Hansen $\text{SkewT}(μ, σ, ν, λ)$ with GARCH, fixing $E[e^{r_t}]$ instead of $\mu$. This means at each step the $\mu_t$ will be adjusted. For normal case the adjustment is simple $\mu_t=\...
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GARCH assumes constant drift $\mu$ - this imply $E[e^r]$ won't be constant and jump wildly. And it contradicts the reality, for stock prices $E[S_{t}/S_{t-1}]=E[e^r]$ doesn't jump with each time step. ...
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I'm deep diving into the ARCH model and i had a doubt. While in AR or ARDL model the autocorrelation is a huge problem and the models themselves are shaped for fixing it, I've been reading that, in ...
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In implementing the dynamic EVT approach using the Peak Over Threshold (POT) method combined with GARCH(1,1) modeling for forecasting Value-at-Risk (VaR) and Expected Shortfall (ES). When fitting the ...
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I have a question connected with DCC-GARCH models. Let's have K timeseries, some of them are I(1) series, some - trend-stationary (T) series. For TS time series I can substract trend directly (this ...
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Most DCC-GARCH tutorials and guides I found online often use "replicate" in creating their DCC specification, i.e. ...
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DCC-GARCH is comprised of two stages: (1) estimating the univariate GARCH and (2) estimating the correlations through DCC. My time series (bond yields) is not normally distributed, as they rejected ...
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I estimated the univariate GARCH models for each series, and all coefficients are statistically significant. However, upon putting them into one DCC-GARCH model with a DCC(1,1) spec, the individual ...
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I also learned that in specifying the GARCH model, whether it's a GARCH(1,1) or whatever, that the mean model must be estimated simultaneously and not separately. To put this in to context, sometimes ...
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I read that one of the preliminary steps before fitting a GARCH model to a series is to test for stationarity. However, DCC-GARCH is modeling the time-varying correlation between two GARCH models. ...
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I use rmgarch package for DCC-GARCH model fitting and making forecasts (covariance matrix and MUs) of my portfolio based on it (one-step). So, I use ...
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I have encountered different existence conditions for the $m$-th-order unconditional moments of $\epsilon_t$ in the EGARCH process defined as $$\epsilon_t=\sigma_t\eta_t$$ $$\eta_t\sim iid(0,1)$$ $$ \...
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An ARMA(p,q)-GARCH(r,s) model specifies the conditional distribution of a time series $x_t$: \begin{aligned} x_t &= \mu_t + u_t, \\ \mu_t &= \varphi_0 + \varphi_1 x_{t-1} + \dots + \varphi_p ...
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I noticed that there is a difference between the original EGARCH process proposed by Nelson (1991) and the applied versions in standard software. For the original process (I) Nelson already stated ...
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I would like to have a reliable measure of similarity between several time series. These represents swap rates of different currencies. I would like to start simple but also make sure I am not missing ...
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