Hey guys,
Has anyone done a Cholesky/ variance decomposition before? I am currently doing a project- the idea is to find out the correlation between different stock markets, incorporating directionality.
I know how to get the correlation like through normal regression methods, but am clueless about the directionality part.
Can anyone help me out at all?
Thanks, JM
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