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fongdo
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello,

 

I would like to calculate the cumulative return on the stock over the previous 11 months starting 2 months ago, i.e., the cumulative return from month t-12 to month t-2. The following data give some ideas about what I want:

 

STOCK

Year

Month

Return

WANT

A

2010

1

10

.

A

2010

2

15

.

A

2010

3

20

.

A

2010

4

30

.

A

2010

5

25

.

A

2010

6

20

.

A

2010

7

40

.

A

2010

8

15

.

A

2010

9

20

.

A

2010

10

10

.

A

2010

11

10

.

A

2010

12

20

.

A

2011

1

5

215

A

2011

2

10

225

A

2011

3

15

215

A

2011

4

15

205

A

2011

5

20

190

A

2011

6

25

180

A

2011

7

30

180

A

2011

8

20

165

A

2011

9

10

180

A

2011

10

10

180

A

2011

11

20

180

A

2011

12

10

180

B

2010

1

90

.

B

2010

2

40

.

B

2010

3

100

.

B

2010

4

50

.

B

2010

5

80

.

B

2010

6

20

.

B

2010

7

150

.

B

2010

8

30

.

B

2010

9

80

.

B

2010

10

20

.

B

2010

11

10

.

B

2010

12

60

.

B

2011

1

20

670

B

2011

2

15

640

B

2011

3

20

620

B

2011

4

30

535

B

2011

5

10

505

B

2011

6

70

455

B

2011

7

60

445

B

2011

8

120

365

B

2011

9

80

395

B

2011

10

100

435

B

2011

11

80

495

B

2011

12

20

585

 

 

I want a variable "WANT" which is the cumulative sum of "Return" by STOCK. For example, the cumulative return of stock A year 2011 month 1 = the cumulative return from the year 2010 month 1 to the year 2010 month 11.

 

I found some SAS codes from the SAS community, but those codes are used to calculate the cumulative sum by the groups. I tried to modify and test those codes, but they did not work correctly. I wonder if anyone can help me a little bit. Thank you very much for your help!

 

Cheers,

fongdo

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

or, if you want missing values:

data WANT;
  set HAVE;
  WANT = ifn( lag12(STOCK)^=STOCK, .,
              lag2(RETURN)+lag3(RETURN)+lag4(RETURN)+lag5(RETURN)+lag6(RETURN)+lag7(RETURN)
              +lag8(RETURN)+lag9(RETURN)+lag10(RETURN)+lag11(RETURN)+lag12(RETURN) );
run;

 

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Something like this should work:

data WANT;
  set HAVE;
  WANT = (lag12(STOCK)=STOCK)
       * (lag2(RETURN)+lag3(RETURN)+lag4(RETURN)+lag5(RETURN)+lag6(RETURN)+lag7(RETURN)+
          lag8(RETURN)+lag9(RETURN)+lag10(RETURN)+lag11(RETURN)+lag12(RETURN) );
run;

 

 

ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

or, if you want missing values:

data WANT;
  set HAVE;
  WANT = ifn( lag12(STOCK)^=STOCK, .,
              lag2(RETURN)+lag3(RETURN)+lag4(RETURN)+lag5(RETURN)+lag6(RETURN)+lag7(RETURN)
              +lag8(RETURN)+lag9(RETURN)+lag10(RETURN)+lag11(RETURN)+lag12(RETURN) );
run;

 

fongdo
Obsidian | Level 7
Many thanks @ChrisNZ. Your code works well.

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