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diogofor
Calcite | Level 5

 

Hello guys,

I'm doing my master thesis which consists on performing thousands of simple linear regressions around earnings announcements. So, I have several earnings announcements (the date of each earning announcement is the day 0) which I have to regress from day0-300 to day0-46, on the market index.

 

I have 3 datasets, the Market dataset (returns on S&P), the CRSP dataset (returns on stocks) and the Earnings dataset.

 

To run each regression, I start with an observation from the Earnings datset from which I get an earning announcement date which is linked to a specific company. And then, I perform the regression based on the estimation range mentioned before (using the time-series from Market dataset and CRSP dataset). The Earnings dataset and the CRSP dataset should be linked by PERMNO.

 

The objective is to add to every observation in the Earnings dataset an intercept and a slope.

 

To start, can you tell me how can I perform multilple simple linear regressions and extract just the intercept and the slope for each of them?

 

Thank you in advance, hope you can help me!

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

In PROC REG, you can use the BY statement to perform the regression multiple (thousands of) times, and the OUTEST option will create a dataset that contains the slopes and intercepts.

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Paige Miller

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