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Casual Articles - Tracking Daily Stock Price Volatility
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Looking for extremes
The first part of the analysis was to see if the hour of the day had an impact on the likelihood of a stock to hit an extreme. In this case we decided to look for price minimums. We measured the occurrences of a symbol having it's daily price minimum within the specified hours of the day on several randomly selected days. The count of occurrences is not necessarily important, but the scale of them is.
Results:
- 9-10am: 6900 minimums
- 10-11am: 6700 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 4900 minimums
- 12-1pm: 3600 minimums
- 1-2pm: 3650 minimums
- 2-3pm: 4900 minimums
- 3-4pm: 6200 minimums
If we try to picture the above data as a line graph it would look like bowl: high at the extremes and low in the middle.
The results are intuitive but the deg
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Looking for extremes
The first part of the analysis was to see if the hour of the day had an impact on the likelihood of a stock to hit an extreme. In this case we decided to look for price minimums. We measured the occurrences of a symbol having it's daily price minimum within the specified hours of the day on several randomly selected days. The count of occurrences is not necessarily important, but the scale of them is.
Results:
- 9-10am: 6900 minimums
- 10-11am: 6700 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 4900 minimums
- 12-1pm: 3600 minimums
- 1-2pm: 3650 minimums
- 2-3pm: 4900 minimums
- 3-4pm: 6200 minimums
If we try to picture the above data as a line graph it would look like bowl: high at the extremes and low in the middle.
The results are intuitive but the de
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Results:
- 9-10am: 6900 minimums
- 10-11am: 6700 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 4900 minimums
- 12-1pm: 3600 minimums
- 1-2pm: 3650 minimums
- 2-3pm: 4900 minimums
- 3-4pm: 6200 minimums
If we try to picture the above data as a line graph it would look like bowl: high at the extremes and low in the middle.
The results are intuitive but the de
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Results:
- 9-10am: 6900 minimums
- 10-11am: 6700 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 4900 minimums
- 12-1pm: 3600 minimums
- 1-2pm: 3650 minimums
- 2-3pm: 4900 minimums
- 3-4pm: 6200 minimums
If we try to picture the above data as a line graph it would look like bowl: high at the extremes and low in the middle.
The results are intuitive but the de
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If we try to picture the above data as a line graph it would look like bowl: high at the extremes and low in the middle.
The results are intuitive but the degree of difference is somewhat surprising. It was not surprising that the open and close are the most volatile, but the observation that the first hour of trading had twice as many price minimums as the middle of the day was. But, does this data really reveal a trend? The next logical question is whether there is a difference in behaviour here for stocks that are increasing or decreasing for the day.
Division by price direction
Now let's separate the data by the price direction.
Increasing for the day:
- 9-10am: 3400 minimums
- 10-11am: 3700 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 2800 minimums
- 12-1pm: 2200 minimums
- 1-2pm: 2100 minimums
- 2-3pm: 2100 minimums
- 3-4pm: 2300 minimums
Decreasing for the day:
- 9-10am: 2300 minimums
- 10-11am: 3100 minimums
- 11am-12pm: 1900 minimums
- 12-1pm: 1500 minimums
- 1-2pm: 1700 minimums
- 2-3pm: 4250 minimums
- 3-4pm: 345
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