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Author Archives: Kai Chen
EDGAR index files in Stata dataset (from 1993 Q1 to March 2, 2017)
SEC makes all EDGAR filings publicly available. We can download all 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks filed since 1993. However, SEC makes this far away from just a few mouse clicks (in order to reduce the server load and avoid the possible abuse … Continue reading
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Link RSSD with PERMCO
If you are working on bank holding company data, such as FR-Y9C, you may need to link the unique identifier (RSSD) in the data to the unique identifier (PERMCO) in CRSP. Federal Reserve Bank of New York provides such a … Continue reading
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My favorite econometrics textbook
The website http://www.econometricsbooks.com discusses popular econometrics textbooks. I find the information very useful. My favorite textbook is Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach. I would call it an intermediate level textbook. It discusses almost every topic that we will use in accounting research. I … Continue reading
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Use Python to download TXT-format SEC filings on EDGAR (Part I)
[Update on 2019-07-31] This post, together with its sibling post “Part II“, has been my most-viewed post since I created this website. However, the landscape of 10-K/Q filings has changed dramatically over the past decade, and the text-format filings are extremely … Continue reading
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Which is better for archival accounting research, SAS or Stata?
The short answer is: we need both. When we do archival accounting research, we often need to merge data across various databases, such as COMPUSTAT, CRSP, and EXECUCOMP. Stata can by no means beat SAS in this regard. SAS supports … Continue reading
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