Hi @Maxim Dmitrievsky,
Great Indicator. I just have a few clarifications.
1. If I have a mix pairs of XXXUSD and USDXXX, does it convert all USDXXX to XXXUSD?
2. Im assumming it is using Johansen test to test multiple relationships and getting the Beta to form the Linear cointegration relationship and have a basis for Z-score probability? How does it work?
Thanks!
regards,
Francis
franzzzz:
1. If I have a mix pairs of XXXUSD and USDXXX, does it convert all USDXXX to XXXUSD?
2. Im assumming it is using Johansen test to test multiple relationships and getting the Beta to form the Linear cointegration relationship and have a basis for Z-score probability? How does it work?
1. no, it doesn't convert anything to the currency of your deposit, so it will not work properly for USDCHF, EURGBP, USDCAD, etc
2. no, it's using simple linear regression between multiple assets and then divide all charts by Standard Deviation to make it look like flat channel
So, it does not give any clue whether the paired assets are cointegrated or not, doesn't it?
It just use simple regression to find the beta and coefficient, and get the error (or spread), and then divide the spread by its standard deviation to get the signal. Am I right?
Thanks Maxim.
So, it does not give any clue whether the paired assets are cointegrated or not, doesn't it?
It just use simple regression to find the beta and coefficient, and get the error (or spread), and then divide the spread by its standard deviation to get the signal. Am I right?
Thanks Maxim.
yes, without tests on cointegration

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Cointegration:
The indicator calculates and displays a linear relationship between two or more financial symbols.
Author: Maxim Dmitrievsky