Does this make any sense to you ?

#3
By correlation, are you referring to the statistical measurement of the relationship between two variables? Wherein, if the correlation is...

-1 = indicates Negative Relation (i.e. stocks move in opposite direction)

0 = indicates No Relation

+1 = indicates Positive Relation (i.e. stocks move in same direction)

In any case, you'll have to clarify how to use this data...(atleast I've not understood it:eek:)

Nitesh
 

pasha

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#4
Excellent work, a little more info would help.
What were the images generated with? What is the correlation over shorter time periods?
 
#5
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@pasha
correlation over shorter time periods is not preferable since it could generate lot of false positives.

Now I am trying to findout stocks which are performing identical to the last year quarter. Once the study is completed I will post table of stocks.