Research on Change Point Detection during Periods of Sharp Fluctuations in Stock Prices–Based on Bayes Method β-ARCH Models

In periods of dramatic stock price volatility, the identification of change points in stock price time series is important for analyzing the structural changes in financial market data, as well as for risk prevention and control in the financial market. As their residuals follow a generalized error distribution, the problem of estimating the change point parameters of the β-ARCH model is solved by combining the Kalman filtering method and the Bayes method innovatively, and we give a method for parameter estimation of the Bayes factors for the occurrences of change points, the expected values of the change point positions, and the variance of the change points. By detecting the change points of the price of eight stocks with a high number of limit up and limit down changes occurring in the observation period, the following conclusions are obtained: (1) Change point detection using the β-ARCH model based on the Bayes method is effective. (2) For different values of β, this research study finds that based on the classical ARCH model (i.e., β=1) of the change point parameter, the results are relatively optimal. (3) The accuracy of change point detection can be improved by correcting stock short-term effects by using the Kalman filtering method.

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2024-09-19
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Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
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Research on Change Point Detection during Periods of Sharp Fluctuations in Stock Prices–Based on Bayes Method β-ARCH Models

Yong Wang, Qi Qin, Boping Tian, Fenglin Tian
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Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
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Research on Change Point Detection during Periods of Sharp Fluctuations in Stock Prices–Based on Bayes Method β-ARCH Models

Yong Wang, Qi Qin, Boping Tian, Fenglin Tian
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In periods of dramatic stock price volatility, the identification of change points in stock price time series is important for analyzing the structural changes in financial market data, as well as for risk prevention and control in the financial market. As their residuals follow a generalized error distribution, the problem of estimating the change point parameters of the β-ARCH model is solved by combining the Kalman filtering method and the Bayes method innovatively, and we give a method for parameter estimation of the Bayes factors for the occurrences of change points, the expected values of the change point positions, and the variance of the change points. By detecting the change points of the price of eight stocks with a high number of limit up and limit down changes occurring in the observation period, the following conclusions are obtained: (1) Change point detection using the β-ARCH model based on the Bayes method is effective. (2) For different values of β, this research study finds that based on the classical ARCH model (i.e., β=1) of the change point parameter, the results are relatively optimal. (3) The accuracy of change point detection can be improved by correcting stock short-term effects by using the Kalman filtering method.

AxiomsVol. 13(9)
Harbin Institute of Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
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