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Calibration of mean reversion models
2 messages · Chenchen Jin, Arun Kumar Saha
Hi Chenchen, you said "most of financial time series are nonstationary (with unit root), how can it be possible to fit a stationary model " -------- I think it is mostly a matter of taste on what you really believe. Most of the cases (perhaps all) unit root tests are less powerful near the upper boundary of stability region. Therefore although you can not reject of the existence of unit root based on a typical realization, actual DGP may be stationary. Therefore relying heavily on statistical tests may be disastrous. Therefore if you really believe there is some mean-reversion in the actual DGP, you can just go ahead. Thanks, _____________________________________________________ Arun Kumar Saha, FRM QUANTITATIVE RISK AND HEDGE CONSULTING SPECIALIST Visit me at: http://in.linkedin.com/in/ArunFRM _____________________________________________________
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