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autocorrelation vs correlation

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Hi everyone

is there any paper on the impact of serial autocorrelation on the dependance or cross correlation? Intuitively, does higher autocorrelation in assets , this will make dependance higher between them?

thanks
 
I can't really understand the question. The autocorrelation is the cross-correlation of a signal (process) with itself. What do you mean " higher autocorrelation in assets" ?
 
hi shlomi

what i mean is , the impact of autocorelation in asset returns (the correlation of an asset return with itself or lagged serie) on the the cross-serial correlation of returns (i.e. the correlation between different asset returns).

higher autocorrelation for an asset return means that previous periods have more effect on next ones

thanks
 
Let me see if I understand what you're saying.

Suppose we have 2 stocks, A and B.

We certainly know how to compute the autocorrelation of stock A's returns.

We also know how to compute the correlation between the returns of A and B.

Are you interested in the influence of autocorrelation(A) on correlation(A, B)?
 
hello peter

big yes! that's what i mean.
I'm interessted in the influence of autocorrelation (A) and /or (B) on correlation(A, B) or more generally dependency between A and B?
the fact to think in frensh and then translate to english doesn't make things easy to explain lol


merci
 
hello peter

big yes! that's what i mean.
I'm interessted in the influence of autocorrelation (A) and /or (B) on correlation(A, B) or more generally dependency between A and B?
the fact to think in frensh and then translate to english doesn't make things easy to explain lol


merci

If A has positive serial correlation and b has positive serial correlation then I would expect to see a correlation. But what if A has negative autocorrelation and B has positive autocorrelation then there would not be much correlation between them I guess.
 
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