2001
DOI: 10.1002/1099-131x(200103)20:2<145::aid-for787>3.0.co;2-5
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Cross-correlations and predictability of stock returns

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“…[ Table IV] Matrix correlation in table IV shows a crossword relationship between two or more variables in a form of rectangular. According to Olson and Mossman (2001) the matrix correlation used to predict and distribute the sample of correlation squared resulted based multiple correlation coefficients. In table III below, in the first column indicates the variable of religious reason where predict the strong correlation with "bank effectively used", that means religion has positive and strong relationship with level of 0.786 and that indicates Jaiz bank customer's participation based on religious reason.…”
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