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easy. About RiskPrepAbout the PRM Home My Exams Exam1 (Finance) Exam2 (Math) Exam3 (Risk) Exam4 (Cases) Forum Blog All Tutorials FAQ Contact us Links to all tutorial articles (same https://www.riskprep.com/all-tutorials/36-exam-22/131-regression-analysis as those on the Exam pages) Regression Analysis Written by Mukul Pareek Created on Sunday, 11 December 2011 01:43 Hits: 58168 Linear regression is an important concept in finance and practically all forms of research. It is also used extensively in the application of data mining techniques. This article provides an overview of linear regression, and more importantly, how to interpret the results provided by linear standard error regression. We will discuss understanding regression in an intuitive sense, and also about how to practically interpret the output of a regression analysis. In particular, we will look at the different variables such as p-value, t-stat and other output provided by regression analysis in Excel. We will also look at how regression is connected to beta and correlation. Imagine you have data on a stock’s daily return standard error of and the market’s daily return in a spreadsheet, and you know instinctively that they are related. How do you figure out how related they are? And what can you do with the data in a practical sense? The first thing to do is to create a scatter plot. That provides a visual representation of the data What appears below is a scatter plot of Novartis’s returns plotted against the S&P 500’s returns (data downloaded from Yahoo finance). Here is the spreadsheet with this data. A regression model expresses a ‘dependent’ variable as a function of one or more ‘independent’ variables, generally in the form: y = α + β_1 x_1+ β_2 x_2….+ ϵ What we also see below is the fitted regression line, ie the line that expresses the relationship between the y variable, called the dependent variable, in this case the returns for the Novartis stock. What we are going to do next is go deeper into how regression calculations work. For this article, I am going to limit myself to one independent variable, but the concepts discussed apply equally to regressing on multiple independent variables. Regression with a single dependent variable y whose value is depende