Standard Deviation – For N=21, 42, …, 231, 252 days, we compute the standard deviation of the adjusted close prices.

Slopes – For N=21, 42, …, 231, 252 days, we compute slopes for data as described below. After the data has been transformed, we compute a linear fit and then the slope, where the x value is the array 1, 2, 3, …, N.

  • Raw adjusted close prices
  • Zscore of adjusted close prices: (price – mean)/standard deviation
  • Maximum Minimum of adjusted close prices: (price – min price)/(max price – min price). We multiply the results by 100 to make the data, as presented in a CSV file, easier to read.
  • Fractional Return of adjusted close prices: We transform the time series of adjusted close prices by computing (price_i – price_i-1)/price_i-1. We multiply the results by 100000 to make the data, as presented in a CSV file, easier to read.

Standard deviation and slopes are computed each market day and presented as CSV files that are included in the file named Analysis YYYY-MM-DD.zip. Note that the first instance of this data will be available tonight 2023-07-18.

All quantitative and machine learning analysis files are available for download from our Proton Drive. See Quantitative And Machine Learning Asset Analysis for explanations of algorithms, methods, and results.

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