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  • How I compare more than 2 regressions?

    Hi everyone,

    My objective is to test whether the performance between 6 portflios significantly differ.

    In short, I have multiple independent variables (4) that benchmark returns of different market portfolios (Carhart 4-factor), where the dependent variables are the returns of the portfolio tested. The constant (alpha) defines the (out/under)performance of that portfolio on top of its benchmarks. I need to compare the constants between these portfolios. I am testing 6 portfolios.

    I am following the guide provided by Jim: https://statisticsbyjim.com/regression/comparing-regression-lines/#comments

    For now, I added the interaction terms to the model, as the slopes are different per portfolio. I have now implemented a condition and interaction term per portfolio. However, I am a bit stuck on how to incorporate multiple independent variables into the test. Does this simply mean I have to take into account the interaction terms and condition for multiple independent variables?

    My regression will look like this: Returns portfolios tested = constant + Factor 1 + Factor 2 + Factor 3 + Factor 4 + Condition Benchmark portfolio 2 + .... + Condition Benchmark portfolio 6 + Interactive Factor 1 * Condition Portfolio 2 + ... + Interactive Factor 2 * Condition Portfolio 6

    My idea is to run this regression in Stata.

    Is this the proper way to test this, and what is the name for such a statistical test?

  • #2
    Konrad:
    welcome to this forum.
    As per FAQ, please share what you typed and what Stata gave you back, as it woryhs more that tons of words. Thanks.
    In the meantime, you may want to check whether -suest- and -sureg- meet your research needs.
    Kind regards,
    Carlo
    (Stata 19.0)

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