Sploe = 2: means that SPY move up 1, ABC move up 2
Correlation: how close those dots close to the line.
def scatter(df): plot_data(df, title="Data frame", yLabel="Time") plt.show() dr = compute_daily_return(df) plot_data(dr, title="Daily returns", yLabel="Daily returns") dr['GOOG'].hist(bins=20, label="GOOG") dr['SPY'].hist(bins=20, label="SPY") plt.legend(loc='upper right') # Scatterplot SPY vs GOOG dr.plot(kind='scatter', x = 'SPY', y = 'GOOG') spy = dr['SPY'][:-1] # remove nan value goog = dr['GOOG'][:-1] # remove nan value beta_goog, alpha_goog = np.polyfit(spy, goog, 1) # beta_goog= 1.23719057977 # alpha_goog= -0.000283995818653 plt.plot(dr['SPY'], beta_goog*dr['SPY']+alpha_goog, '-', color='r') plt.show() print("Correlation", dr.corr(method='pearson')) # Get kurtosis print("kurtosis=", dr.kurtosis()) if __name__ == '__main__': df=test_run() scatter(df[['SPY', 'GOOG']])