
handle: 10062/111683
The objective of this master’s thesis is to investigate possibilities of deploying statistical models in predicting annual returns of stocks on the Baltic Stock Exchange. Both, theoretical and practical aspects of linear regression, fixed effects, random effects, mixed effects and auto regressive model, are illustrated.
fixed effects, fikseeritud mõjud, võrguväljaanded, aktsia turg, lineaarne regressioon, stock market, sega-mõjud, linear regression, mixed effects, random effects, autoregressiivne, magistritööd, juhuslikud mõjud, auto regressive
fixed effects, fikseeritud mõjud, võrguväljaanded, aktsia turg, lineaarne regressioon, stock market, sega-mõjud, linear regression, mixed effects, random effects, autoregressiivne, magistritööd, juhuslikud mõjud, auto regressive
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