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So the short answer is yes.The data represents [well actually is] different economic/political/regulatory/monetary/etc environments.Are you:(a) the past, as an echo will re-emerge at some point; or(b) the current environment is the most important [for the model] type of chap; and(c) do you model volatility in any shape or form as 'out of sample' or 'in sample'?The impression I get, is that your system is LONG only. Would that be correct?jog onduc
So the short answer is yes.
The data represents [well actually is] different economic/political/regulatory/monetary/etc environments.
Are you:
(a) the past, as an echo will re-emerge at some point; or
(b) the current environment is the most important [for the model] type of chap; and
(c) do you model volatility in any shape or form as 'out of sample' or 'in sample'?
The impression I get, is that your system is LONG only. Would that be correct?
jog on
duc
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