Building a Cointegration Test in Excel - Step by Step Walkthrough

[@GandhimathyBaliah-v7n]

Very Good Explanation 👌

[@CryptoWizards]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@paranjaysharma3023]

Hi shaun I am a student of yours Just completed the ML course of yours on udemy It was just so good and amazing I have no words for that, just perfect to every minute detail But I also have a suggestion or more likely a personal question It is about quantum computing in finance, so basically i don't know much about it but if you can throw some light on it, it will be really helpful. Like using Qiskit, future of quantum finance, etc

[@CryptoWizards]

Thank you for the positive and encouraging feedback! Indeed am with you regarding quantum. It’s something which am also exploring. So far, it seems like quantum will be very useful for running financial simulations. Once over the current project work, will look to get some videos out on quantum

[@vitusstockholm4984]

Love content. Bless You

[@CryptoWizards]

Awesome - great to hear! Thank you.

[@advertstoday]

Hi this is helpful! I have a question, let's say i have two different tickers A and B to check on their cointegration to one another. But A is an older existing ticker than B, meaning some of their dates won't overlap at the top rows. Do i then truncate (remove) all the non-overlapping rows first?

[@CryptoWizards]

@@advertstoday great question. What I do is list the data by timestamp, any rows of data where the timestamp does not match, those rows are removed. It’s usually not an issue unless there is limited data for one symbol. In short, analysis should be like-for-like so data should be merged.

[@advertstoday]

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[@Ellanoresymackenziy]

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[@CryptoWizards]

Just hit me up at the website - although sadly am unable to take on new projects with the current workload for some time :-(