Hi,

Thanks for this Narandra. I'm still a bit confused how you actually did the interpolation.

This is what I've done:
1. Create a dataset with 8 entries. The dataset has a variable with the indexes (1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10) and a second variable that holds the stock prices.
2. I then estimate a model (for instance AR(1) or ARIMA) and used the stock prices as dependent variable and the indexes as the regressor.
3. Once estimated, I tried to forecast the values, but it only calculates the values for the given indexes, but not for index 5 and 6.

How exactly did you get the interpolated values? Directly via the GUI or with a hansl script?

Peter

On 2014/05/17 04:42 PM, Narandra Dashora wrote:

Give time series a numerical value such as 1 for 1950 and so on , But Give 1956 the value 7 . This will give you regression equation
The put in the value of X. The solution of your problem may be by using

Time Stock

1 215

2 220

3 200

4 195

7 190

8 185

9 170

10 150
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