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Hi guys:
I currently have 18 years of (almost) daily stock market return data from 1963-1981. My goal is to find the mean daily return for both the first nine days of the month (the "first day" of each month is counted as the last day of the previous month plus the first eight days of the current month) and the last nine days of each month (ending on the actual last day of the month). The problem I am having is that the data is not complete (some months have 10 days of data, some months of 20), therefore I cannot use a simple counting or 'If...then' statement to separate the "first nine days" and the "last nine days" from the rest of the data. Once I have this information it would be easy to calculate the mean return values. I currently have four columns: one for year (e.g. "1964"), one for the month, (e.g. "1", "2"..."12"), one for the date, (e.g. "1", "2", "3"..."31"), and one for the returns. I've already consulted with some 'experts' on campus but nobody seems to be able to help. Does anyone have any suggestions? This is driving me nuts. Thanks in advance! |
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