A CLT for second difference estimators with an application to volatility and intensity
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二阶差分估计量的中心极限定理及波动率与强度应用
- 研究问题
- 如何估计连续时间半鞅相关瞬时参数过程的二次协变，并分析交易观测时点的强度是否与价格的瞬时波动率共同变化？
- 方法与思路
- 作者用滚动重叠区间上的二阶差分构造双尺度二次协变估计量，系统处理渐近偏差，并提出可用于该类估计及杠杆效应估计的中心极限定理。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称建立了通用估计方法与中心极限定理，应用于波动率和观测强度的二次协变；苹果股票分析显示两者具有较强相关性。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对参数过程、观测机制及尺度选择的条件，偏差处理与极限定理的适用范围，并区分二次协变、相关性和因果关系。
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原文摘要
In this paper, we introduce a general method for estimating the quadratic covariation of one or more spot parameter processes associated with continuous time semimartingales, and present a central limit theorem that has this class of estimators as one of its applications. The class of estimators we introduce, that we call Two-Scales Quadratic Covariation (TSQC) estimators, is based on sums of increments of second differences of the observed processes, and the intervals over which the differences are computed are rolling and overlapping. This latter feature lets us take full advantage of the data, and, by sufficiency considerations, ought to outperform estimators that are based on only one partition of the observational window. Moreover, a two-scales approach is employed to deal with asymptotic bias terms in a systematic manner, thus automatically giving consistent estimators without having to work out the form of the bias term on a case-to-case basis. We highlight the versatility of our central limit theorem by applying it to a novel leverage effect estimator that does not belong to the class of TSQC estimators. The principal empirical motivation for the present study is that the discrete times at which a continuous time semimartingale is observed might depend on features of the observable process other than its level, such as its spot-volatility process. As an application of the TSQC estimators, we therefore show how it may be used to estimate the quadratic covariation between the spot-volatility process and the intensity process of the observation times, when both of these are taken to be semimartingales. The finite sample properties of this estimator are studied by way of a simulation experiment, and we also apply this estimator in an empirical analysis of the Apple stock. Our analysis of the Apple stock indicates a rather strong correlation between the spot volatility process of the log-prices process and the times at which this stock is traded and hence observed.