BSM Notes
BSM Notes
(Finding the direction and degree of relationship between the company’s closing prices & the
BSE indices closing prices & beta risk)
Regression Lines
A regression line is a straight line that represents the relationship between two variables. It's
often used in statistical analysis to model the linear relationship between a dependent variable (y)
and one or more independent variables (x).
In this report we will be using simple linear regression model, to represent the relationship
between the BSE closing price indices (Independent Variable), and each company’s closing
prices of that day (Dependent Variable).
We will also be using Line fit plots and also find the Beta Risk to measure the potential for
model misspecification. It assesses whether the residuals (the errors between the actual values
and the values predicted by the model) are normally distributed.
WE GET
Line fit plots for each company which shows how well the regression line fits the data
points.
Normal probability plots
Residuals (error between actual and expected value)
We also get coefficients of intercept and BSE index through which we can form a
regression line equation for each company to interpret the relation.
1. From the ROR by taking BSE indices of closing prices, we
2. calculate simple regression model to know the positive or
negative Correlation
3. From the closing prices of BSE index, we Calculate ROR
of BSE index.
4. → From data analysis, by selecting the Regression we set
Input range of Y axis as ROR of co. closing prices and X
axis as ROR of BSE index
5. By this we can get the beta of risk ten companies
6. → Multiple f- R2-shows the whether the model is a good
fit for the above 70% prediction of not. is a good fit.
7. → Intercept: Intercept always remains Constant
irrespective of its Values.