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efecto agrupamiento

English translation: clustering effect


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Spanish term or phrase:efecto agrupamiento
English translation:clustering effect
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12:38 Jan 8, 2005
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Spanish term or phrase: efecto agrupamiento
En cuanto al comportamiento de la volatilidad en las series de tipos de interés, es ampliamente reconocido que estas series presentan una fuerte heteroscedasticidad condicional en la varianza. De este modo una especificación ARCH para la volatilidad permite recoger el efecto agrupamiento y la alta persistencia, propios de las series financieras.
MJ Barber
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clustering effect
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Empirical studies have concluded that large change in prices today tend to be followed by larger change in either direction. This implies that volatility must bepredictably high after large changes. This phenomenon of securities volatility, known also as the **clustering effect**, has important implications for security price modelling, risk and market timing. Currently the most powerful known techniques used to estimate and predict the volatility on high frequency data belong to the family of Autoregressive Conditionally Heteroscedastic (ARCH) models.
http://www.wmin.ac.uk/marylebone/wbs/modules/4fin713.pdf

Although widely discussed in the economic and econometric literature [3, 17], the leverage effect (or volatility-return correlation) has been less systematically investigated than the volatility **clustering effect** (volatility-volatility correlation). For example, one would like to know if the volatility-return correlation shows a long term dependence similar to that observed on the volatility-volatility correlation. Although various single correlation coeffcients quantifying the leverage
effect have been measured and discussed within GARCH models...
http://www.eco.fundp.ac.be/cerefim/varpaper/200101. (Bouchau...
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grouping effect


Explanation:
or zoning

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... Linda J. Young Department of Statistics, University of Florida, Gainesville,
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clustering effect


Explanation:
Empirical studies have concluded that large change in prices today tend to be followed by larger change in either direction. This implies that volatility must bepredictably high after large changes. This phenomenon of securities volatility, known also as the **clustering effect**, has important implications for security price modelling, risk and market timing. Currently the most powerful known techniques used to estimate and predict the volatility on high frequency data belong to the family of Autoregressive Conditionally Heteroscedastic (ARCH) models.
http://www.wmin.ac.uk/marylebone/wbs/modules/4fin713.pdf

Although widely discussed in the economic and econometric literature [3, 17], the leverage effect (or volatility-return correlation) has been less systematically investigated than the volatility **clustering effect** (volatility-volatility correlation). For example, one would like to know if the volatility-return correlation shows a long term dependence similar to that observed on the volatility-volatility correlation. Although various single correlation coeffcients quantifying the leverage
effect have been measured and discussed within GARCH models...
http://www.eco.fundp.ac.be/cerefim/varpaper/200101. (Bouchau...

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