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                using   the   equations    2,  = ∑ 5 =1  ln(   2, )  and    2,ℎ  =
                1          2,                 5
                  ∑ 522  ln(   ).
                22  =1   

                In  order  to  obtain  better  forecasted  results,  we  combine  several
            competitive forecasts into a single forecast by forecast averaging methods to
            improve  our  forecast  results.  We  use  a  few  commonly  used  averaging
            weighting (ω) schemes such as the simple-mean (SM), simple median (SMed)
            and least squares (LS) approaches.

            3.  Results and Discussion
                This study has selected the Mexico Stock Exchange, which is ranked the
            second  largest  in  Latin  American  stocks.  The  IPC  index  indicates  the  BMV
            overall performance. It is made up of a balanced weighted selection of shares
            that are representative of all the shares listed on the exchange from various
            sectors across the economy. In this study, the in-sample data are started from
            January  2010  and  ended  at  2015  December  (1479  days).  The  forecast
            evaluation results are presented in Table 1.

            Forecast evaluations
                                   Table 1: Dynamic Forecast Evaluations
                    Actual: BV                       Forecast evaluation
                 Forecast method          MAE              RMSE             MAPE
             Individual : HAR(RV)-   0.00005110      0.00021915        95.14545878
             TGARCH
             HAR(BV)-TGARCH          0.00004161 *    0.00021773 * **    56.18827691
                                                                 ,
             GARCH-t                 0.00004781      0.00022120        52.51741209 *
             TARCH-t                 0.00004969      0.00022159        57.40503898
             Average : Simple mean     0.00003892 **    0.00021801     42.05743195

             Simple median           0.00003900      0.00021835        39.40507510 **
             Least-squares           0.00004161      0.00021773 **     56.18828106
            Notes: * indicates the smallest (best) value for individual forecast only.
                   ** indicates the smallest (best) value for individual and average forecasts.

                Table 1 reports the dynamic forecast evaluations, which consist of 116 days
            from July 2015 until December 2015 for MAE, RMSE, and MAPE for the four
            models. Using the dynamic forecast approach, the estimated parameters will
            be  used  for  the  next  one-day-ahead  forecast.  For  the  overall  forecast
            evaluations among the individual forecasts and average forecasts, it is found
            that  almost  all  the  smallest  forecast  loss  functions  are  dominant  by  the
            average forecasts such as least squares and simple median methods. These


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