Trading Statistics Toolkit for Tests, Regression, Forecasting, and ANOVA
Summary
This TradingView indicator packages several statistical analyses for market series over a selected time window. Its menu includes one- and two-tailed and paired t-tests, Pearson and quadratic correlation, simple and multiple regression, normality testing, ARIMA, forecasting, and three-group ANOVA. It uses selected symbols as variables and presents calculated statistics in chart tables; forecast mode also displays projected values with lower and upper confidence bounds.
The document describes a broad analysis utility rather than a specific trading strategy or evidence-backed signal. It outlines statistical methods and exposes their inputs, but gives no empirical results demonstrating predictive performance. Its own discussion notes that t-tests assume normality and may not account for volatility or non-stationarity in financial data. Results therefore depend on appropriate data selection and method assumptions, and should be treated as analysis rather than proof of a tradable edge.
Key ideas
- The indicator offers multiple statistical tests and regression methods for comparing market series.
- It can produce forecasts with confidence bounds and run a three-group ANOVA.
- Analyses are based on selected symbols and a user-defined time window.
- T-test results may be unreliable when return data violate normality assumptions or exhibit non-stationarity.
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