... between shots on the opposition’s net and points in the standings.  This week, I felt it was necessary to look at the opposite end of the ice and look at the correlation between shot prevention and points in the standings. Here is an excerpt: So, last week we saw that the Leafs were one of the biggest exceptions to the rule. This week, we see that ...

... I got the following inquiry from the ever-curious Trader Rod. A few questions concerning correlation between two instruments for the purpose of diversification: 1. When calculating the correlation coefficient, given ... be that stable in the short timeframes. At best I’d say look at a rolling 5-week correlation and use it as a rough guideline. But realize that it’s only rough. There&# ...

... (Dollar Down, Everything Else Up and Dollar Down, Gold Up) with self-explanatory titles. Last week, the Wall Street Journal finally got around to covering ... average correlation of 2%. This implies that every 1% rise in the S&P is matched by a .71% fall ... trend appears to be both strengthening and spreading. The average correlation between the Dollar and stocks since July is 60%; given that it’ ...

Earlier this week, the Oregon Department of Education released report cards for the state’s schools. ... score below 50 does that to high schools Here is a summary of the correlation (not causation) between the new index scores, percent of students ... ’m not a statistician – but there’s an awfully strong correlation between the variables. And a graph of percent of students on F ...

... commentary, but for those of you who may be reading this on a website other than TSPtalk.com and may not have seen this inverse correlation between the value of the U.S. dollar and the price of the S&P ... happened when it does goes down. They are usually the last to know. Good luck, and thanks for reading. We will be back here next week with another TSP Wrap Up. Tom Crowley www ...

... if you'd like a focus on any of the categories. Here are NFL referee statistics to use in week 10 (use it for games starting November 12, 2009 because it includes data ... the much-watched rate that home teams win for particular referees) These are unadjusted numbers and I have not seen a correlation from season to season, so this might not be correlated to specific referees. But we can track it ...

... market news and to see what interesting reading you may have missed last week, check out the list below. To see it all, go to news.tradersnarrative.com: Commodities ... graphic link below to news.tradersnarrative.com: And remember to check back during the week as there are interesting links added ... twitter stream to get new stories in real time. The Week Ahead: commodities, dollar carry trade, ...

... against the euro. Oil rose close to USD80 yesterday as the API report revealed a draw in crude stocks last week. Gold has topped the highs of yesterday and is currently trading around USD1,090; notably, the correlation between gold and EUR/USD seems to have broken down in recent weeks (see chart). The recent surge in gold seems to be ...

... meal. As a people, we do not eat enough pie, or at least, I don't. I could have Thanksgiving every week, really. And so could you. Unless you are going for some Martha Stewart Nightmare Bird, or are one of those people ... 5) at Detroit Last week at home against the Niners in the first half, Aaron Rodgers was not sacked. He threw for 275 yards. There is something of a correlation here, really. ...

... try to top each other. Chargers/Giants: fantasy matchup of the week? Lots of starters here. Cowboys/Eagles: Another rich fantasy matchup ... 103.2, but is getting sacked 9.5% of the time. If there is any correlation between a high passer rating and a low sack total, ... wouldn't turn it down. Weekend The Vikings have a bye this week; I've chosen this weekend to take my family out of town to ...