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Due to changes made to yahoo finance urls of the different tickers, a lot of code posted on this site is upset and will not run smoothly. In case you encounter such code, simply change code that reads src="yahoo" to src="google" and cross your fingers.

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In December each year I check my analytics dashboard and choose 3 of the most visited posts. Those links below take you to that end-of-the-year most popular posts summary.

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In 2017

In 2018

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Most popular posts – 2013

Blog, MiscellaneousPosted on 01/07/2014

Here (what people think) are the most interesting posts in 2013:
Understanding Multicollinearity
On p-value
Bootstrapping time series
Quantile Autoregression in R

My Own favourite:
How Important is Variable Selection?

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