[R-SIG-Finance] how to plot a data frame of timeseries?

[Jeffrey Todd Lins]

Dear Konrad,

This is actually a general R question, but since time series are a common interest within finance, let's answer it here to others' benefit, too.

I believe the simplest,  most direct first try might be with ts.plot.



Jeffrey Lins
Executive Director 
Quantitative Analysis and Advanced Research Center
Saxo Bank A/S

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Sent: Wed Dec 09 17:39:12 2009
Subject: [R-SIG-Finance] how to plot a data frame of timeseries?

Dear mailing list members,

I would like to plot different time series in one plot, which are together
in one data frame. In the columns are the different stocks and in the rows
are the different time points. Every stock should have a different color,
can be chosen randomly. I've already seen sth like this in the context of
stochastic processes but I don't know how to create.

Can anybody help me?

All the best,

--

Konrad Hoppe

http://www.konrad-hoppe.com/

 


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