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Dicky Fuller Test Analysis Results

The document presents the results of a Dickey-Fuller test on profit data over time, indicating regression statistics and ANOVA results. The test suggests that the null hypothesis, which states that the time series is not stationary, cannot be rejected based on the tau statistic. Key statistics include a multiple R of 0.49674 and a significance F of 0.058802.

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Dicky Fuller Test Analysis Results

The document presents the results of a Dickey-Fuller test on profit data over time, indicating regression statistics and ANOVA results. The test suggests that the null hypothesis, which states that the time series is not stationary, cannot be rejected based on the tau statistic. Key statistics include a multiple R of 0.49674 and a significance F of 0.058802.

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DICKY FULLER TEST

Time Profit Δprofit


1 50 SUMMARY OUTPUT
2 120.88 70.88
3 -25.43 -146.31 Regression Statistics
4 31.72 57.15 Multiple R 0.372208 H0: δ = 0 (equivalent to ρ =1)
5 94.79 63.07 R Square 0.138539 H1: δ <0 (equivalent to ρ = 1)
6 61.06 -33.73 Adjusted R 0.097517
7 87.51 26.45 Standard E 96.72428
8 -65.88 -153.39 Observatio 23
9 30.4 96.28
10 65.49 35.09 ANOVA
11 15.13 -50.36 df SS MS F Significance F
12 8.23 -6.9 Regression 1 31595.59 31595.59 3.377189 0.0802958311
13 -18.71 -26.94 Residual 21 196467.3 9355.587
14 29.79 48.5 Total 22 228062.9
15 97 67.21
16 42.43 -54.57 Coefficients
Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95%
17 258.7 216.27 Intercept -14.09382 20.18395 -0.698269 0.49267 -56.06863978
18 6.83 -251.87 50 -0.33422 0.181867 -1.837713 0.080296 -0.712433578
19 45.63 38.8
Figure highlighted in yellow is not t-statistics but τ (tau) statis
Fuller Table, and find that the tau critical value for a type 1 te
Since τcrit = -2.986 < – 1.91613 = τ, we cannot reject the null h
20 -56.41 -102.04 stationary.
21 -101.23 -44.82
22 -143.21 -41.98
23 -286.78 -143.57
24 -197.79 88.99 Please note
25 -236.75 -38.96 t--STATISTICS = t- value less than critical value leads to accept of null hy
tau statistics = tau value less than critical value leads to rejection of null
Profit
valent to ρ =1)
valent to ρ = 1) 300

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Upper 95%Lower 95.0%


Upper 95.0% -400
27.881 -56.06864 27.881
0.043994 -0.712434 0.043994

-statistics but τ (tau) [Link] now look up in the Dickey-


ritical value for a type 1 test is -2.986 when n = 25 and α = .05.
we cannot reject the null hypothesis that the time series is not

e leads to accept of null hypothesis (p<0.05, reject null)


e leads to rejection of null hypothesis (p <0.05, reject null)

Δprofit
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Time Profit Δprofit
1 50
2 120.88 70.88
3 -25.43 -146.31 Chart Title
4 31.72 57.15 300
5 94.79 63.07
6 61.06 -33.73 200
7 87.51 26.45
100
8 -65.88 -153.39
9 30.4 96.28 0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
10 65.49 35.09
11 15.13 -50.36 -100

12 8.23 -6.9 -200


13 -18.71 -26.94
14 29.79 48.5 -300
15 97 67.21
-400
16 42.43 -54.57
17 258.7 216.27
18 6.83 -251.87
19 45.63 38.8
20 -56.41 -102.04
21 -101.23 -44.82
22 -143.21 -41.98
23 -286.78 -143.57
24 -197.79 88.99
25 -236.75 -38.96
Chart Title

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Time Profit Δprofit
1 50 SUMMARY OUTPUT
2 120.88 70.88
3 -25.43 -146.31 Regression Statistics
4 31.72 57.15 Multiple R 0.49674
5 94.79 63.07 R Square 0.24675
6 61.06 -33.73 Adjusted R Sq 0.171425
7 87.51 26.45 Standard Erro 92.67911
8 -65.88 -153.39 Observations 23
9 30.4 96.28
10 65.49 35.09 ANOVA
11 15.13 -50.36 df SS MS F Significance F
12 8.23 -6.9 Regression 2 56274.58 28137.29 3.275809 0.058802
13 -18.71 -26.94 Residual 20 171788.3 8589.417
14 29.79 48.5 Total 22 228062.9
15 97 67.21
16 42.43 -54.57 Coefficients
Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95%
17 258.7 216.27 Intercept 62.32967 49.05922 1.270499 0.218488 -40.00606
18 6.83 -251.87 1 -5.817132 3.43184 -1.695048 0.105581 -12.97583
19 45.63 38.8 50 -0.518122 0.205275 -2.524036 0.02017 -0.946318
20 -56.41 -102.04
21 -101.23 -44.82
22 -143.21 -41.98 Figure highlighted in yellow is not t-statistics but τ (tau) [Link] n
23 -286.78 -143.57 Table, and find that the tau critical value for a type 1 test is -2.986 whe
3.589< – 2.52404 = τ, we cannot reject the null hypothesis that the
24 -197.79 88.99
25 -236.75 -38.96
Significance F

Upper 95%Lower 95.0%


Upper 95.0%
164.6654 -40.00606 164.6654
1.341561 -12.97583 1.341561
-0.089925 -0.946318 -0.089925

tistics but τ (tau) [Link] now look up in the Dickey-Fuller


for a type 1 test is -2.986 when n = 25 and α = .05. Since τcrit = -
ct the null hypothesis that the time series is not stationary.

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