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Autocorrelation
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Autocorrelation
The correlation of a variable with itself over successive time intervals. Sometimes called serial correlation.

Serial Correlation
In technical analysis, a measure of how well past occurrences predict future occurrences. Most importantly, serial correlation checks whether and how often a particular price movement will result in a different price movement. Serial correlation lies at the heart of technical analysis. It is also called autocorrelation.


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Nonetheless, CFA/SEM analyses may provide an excellent test of Hypothesis 2 because they take into account measurement error, as well as autocorrelated errors which result from repeated measures.
In particular, the order flow is autocorrelated if and only if there are informed traders in the market, and the autocorrelation increases with the percentage of informed traders.
Because extractions from a single individual are necessarily autocorrelated we refer to each as a subsample.
 
 
 
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