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6 month annualized % change
How do I calculate the 6 month annualized % change for this series
1/1/59 286.6 2/1/59 287.7 3/1/59 289.2 4/1/59 290.1 5/1/59 292.2 6/1/59 294.1 Thanks for all help. bk |
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6 month annualized % change
On Feb 28, 5:42 am, wrote:
How do I calculate the 6 month annualized % change for this series 1/1/59 286.6 2/1/59 287.7 3/1/59 289.2 4/1/59 290.1 5/1/59 292.2 6/1/59 294.1 =(294.1/286.6)^(12/5) - 1 or =(294.1/286.6 - 1)*12/5 The right answer depends on whether or not you expect the growth to compound (first formula). You cannot do "^2" or "*2", as you might expect, because you really have only 5 months of changes. It would be great if you have the data for 12/1/58. Then substitute its value for 286.6 in the denominator and use "^2" or "*2". |
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