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Cointegration testing for pairs trading using Engle-Granger, Johansen, and rolling stability analysis
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Cointegration testing identifies pairs of assets that share a long-run equilibrium relationship, enabling statistical arbitrage and pairs trading strategies.
Two price series are cointegrated when they are individually non-stationary (random walks) but a linear combination of them is stationary (mean-reverting). Intuitively, the prices may wander apart temporarily but are pulled back to an equilibrium spread over time.
| Property | Correlation | Cointegration |
|---|---|---|
| Measures | Short-term co-movement | Long-run equilibrium |
| Stationarity | Requires stationary returns | Works with non-stationary prices |
| Time horizon | Can change rapidly | Stable over months/years |
| Trading use | Momentum/trend signals | Mean-reversion pairs trades |
| Failure mode | Breaks in regime changes | Breaks on structural shifts |
Two assets can be highly correlated but not cointegrated (e.g., two unrelated uptrends). Conversely, cointegrated assets may have low short-term correlation during temporary divergences — which is exactly when pairs trades are entered.
The most common approach for two series.
Step 1 — Regress Y on X using OLS:
Y_t = α + β * X_t + ε_t
Step 2 — Test the residuals ε_t for stationarity using the ADF test.
Important: Engle-Granger critical values differ from standard ADF critical values. For n=2 series: 1% = -3.90, 5% = -3.34, 10% = -3.04.
Asymmetry warning: Testing YX can give a different result than XY. Always
test both directions and use the stronger result.
from scipy import stats
import numpy as np
from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import adfuller
# Step 1: OLS regression
slope, intercept, _, _, _ = stats.linregress(x_prices, y_prices)
hedge_ratio = slope
# Step 2: Test residuals
residuals = y_prices - hedge_ratio * x_prices - intercept
adf_stat, p_value, _, _, crit_values, _ = adfuller(residuals, maxlag=None, autolag="AIC")
cointegrated = p_value < 0.05
Tests multiple series simultaneously and returns the number of cointegrating relationships. More powerful than Engle-Granger for >2 series.
from statsmodels.tsa.vector_ar.vecm import coint_johansen
# data: T×N array of price series
result = coint_johansen(data, det_order=0, k_ar_diff=1)
# Trace statistic vs critical values (90%, 95%, 99%)
trace_stats = result.lr1 # Trace statistics
trace_crit = result.cvt # Critical values
max_eigen_stats = result.lr2 # Max eigenvalue statistics
max_eigen_crit = result.cvm # Critical values
# Cointegrating vectors
coint_vectors = result.evec
Similar to Engle-Granger but uses Phillips-Perron style test statistics
instead of ADF. More robust to heteroskedasticity and serial correlation in
the residuals. Available via statsmodels.tsa.stattools.coint.
from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import coint
# Returns: test statistic, p-value, critical values
t_stat, p_value, crit_values = coint(y_prices, x_prices)
cointegrated = p_value < 0.05
Pre-filter using Pearson correlation > 0.7 to reduce the number of cointegration tests (which are more expensive).
Run Engle-Granger in both directions. Use p < 0.05 threshold.
Use OLS for simplicity. For production, consider Total Least Squares or
Dynamic OLS (see references/methodology.md).
spread = y_prices - hedge_ratio * x_prices - intercept
z_score = (spread - spread.mean()) / spread.std()
If the spread is mean-reverting, it is a viable pairs trade candidate.
See references/pairs_trading.md for entry/exit rules and risk management.
Cointegration relationships can break down over time due to structural changes, regime shifts, or evolving market dynamics.
Test cointegration on rolling 60–90 day windows:
window = 60
rolling_pvalues = []
rolling_hedges = []
for i in range(window, len(prices)):
y_win = y_prices[i - window:i]
x_win = x_prices[i - window:i]
_, p_val, _ = coint(y_win, x_win)
slope, intercept, _, _, _ = stats.linregress(x_win, y_win)
rolling_pvalues.append(p_val)
rolling_hedges.append(slope)
| Signal | Healthy | Warning | Stop Trading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolling p-value | < 0.05 | 0.05–0.10 | > 0.10 |
| Hedge ratio drift | < 10% change | 10–25% change | > 25% change |
| Spread half-life | 5–60 days | 60–120 days | > 120 days or < 5 |
Spurious cointegration — Two trending series (both up in a bull market) may appear cointegrated. Always test on sufficient data (>200 observations) and check out-of-sample stability.
Structural breaks — A fundamental change (protocol upgrade, tokenomics change) can permanently break cointegration. Monitor rolling p-values.
Look-ahead bias — Estimating the hedge ratio on the full sample and then backtesting on the same sample inflates results. Always use walk-forward estimation.
Too-short sample — Cointegration tests need >100 observations minimum, ideally >200, to have reasonable power.
Ignoring transaction costs — Pairs trades involve 4 transactions per round trip. At 0.3% per leg, that is 1.2% in costs that the spread must overcome.
Asymmetric cointegration — The relationship may only hold in one direction or one regime. Consider threshold cointegration models for production use.
correlation-analysis — Pre-screening pairs by correlation before cointegration testingmean-reversion — Trading the cointegrated spread using mean-reversion entry/exit rulesvectorbt — Backtesting pairs strategies with walk-forward validationregime-detection — Identifying when cointegration regimes shiftvolatility-modeling — Spread volatility forecasting for dynamic position sizingreferences/methodology.md — Engle-Granger details, Johansen derivation, hedge ratio estimation methods, spread constructionreferences/pairs_trading.md — Entry/exit rules, risk management, performance metrics, crypto-specific considerationsscripts/test_cointegration.py — Full cointegration test pipeline with ADF, Hurst, half-life, rolling stability, and demo modescripts/pairs_backtest.py — Walk-forward pairs trading backtest with synthetic data and performance reportingname: cointegration-analysis description: Cointegration testing for pairs trading using Engle-Granger, Johansen, and rolling stability analysis
---
name: cointegration-analysis
description: Cointegration testing for pairs trading using Engle-Granger, Johansen, and rolling stability analysis
---
# Cointegration Analysis
Cointegration testing identifies pairs of assets that share a long-run equilibrium
relationship, enabling statistical arbitrage and pairs trading strategies.
## What Is Cointegration?
Two price series are **cointegrated** when they are individually non-stationary
(random walks) but a linear combination of them is stationary (mean-reverting).
Intuitively, the prices may wander apart temporarily but are pulled back to an
equilibrium spread over time.
### Cointegration vs Correlation
| Property | Correlation | Cointegration |
|---|---|---|
| Measures | Short-term co-movement | Long-run equilibrium |
| Stationarity | Requires stationary returns | Works with non-stationary prices |
| Time horizon | Can change rapidly | Stable over months/years |
| Trading use | Momentum/trend signals | Mean-reversion pairs trades |
| Failure mode | Breaks in regime changes | Breaks on structural shifts |
Two assets can be highly correlated but not cointegrated (e.g., two unrelated
uptrends). Conversely, cointegrated assets may have low short-term correlation
during temporary divergences — which is exactly when pairs trades are entered.
### Why It Matters
- **Pairs trading**: Long the underperformer, short the outperformer, profit on convergence
- **Statistical arbitrage**: Systematic mean-reversion on spread z-scores
- **Spread trading**: Trade the spread directly as a synthetic instrument
- **Risk hedging**: Cointegrated hedge ratios minimize tracking error over time
## Methods
### 1. Engle-Granger Two-Step
The most common approach for two series.
**Step 1** — Regress Y on X using OLS:
```
Y_t = α + β * X_t + ε_t
```
**Step 2** — Test the residuals ε_t for stationarity using the ADF test.
- If residuals are stationary (p < 0.05) → Y and X are cointegrated
- β is the **hedge ratio** for the pairs trade
- α is the long-run mean of the spread
**Important**: Engle-Granger critical values differ from standard ADF critical
values. For n=2 series: 1% = -3.90, 5% = -3.34, 10% = -3.04.
**Asymmetry warning**: Testing Y~X can give a different result than X~Y. Always
test both directions and use the stronger result.
```python
from scipy import stats
import numpy as np
from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import adfuller
# Step 1: OLS regression
slope, intercept, _, _, _ = stats.linregress(x_prices, y_prices)
hedge_ratio = slope
# Step 2: Test residuals
residuals = y_prices - hedge_ratio * x_prices - intercept
adf_stat, p_value, _, _, crit_values, _ = adfuller(residuals, maxlag=None, autolag="AIC")
cointegrated = p_value < 0.05
```
### 2. Johansen Test
Tests multiple series simultaneously and returns the number of cointegrating
relationships. More powerful than Engle-Granger for >2 series.
- Based on a VAR model: ΔY_t = Π·Y_{t-1} + Σ Γ_i·ΔY_{t-i} + ε_t
- Tests the rank of the Π matrix
- Uses trace test and maximum eigenvalue test
- Returns: number of cointegrating vectors and the vectors themselves
```python
from statsmodels.tsa.vector_ar.vecm import coint_johansen
# data: T×N array of price series
result = coint_johansen(data, det_order=0, k_ar_diff=1)
# Trace statistic vs critical values (90%, 95%, 99%)
trace_stats = result.lr1 # Trace statistics
trace_crit = result.cvt # Critical values
max_eigen_stats = result.lr2 # Max eigenvalue statistics
max_eigen_crit = result.cvm # Critical values
# Cointegrating vectors
coint_vectors = result.evec
```
### 3. Phillips-Ouliaris
Similar to Engle-Granger but uses Phillips-Perron style test statistics
instead of ADF. More robust to heteroskedasticity and serial correlation in
the residuals. Available via `statsmodels.tsa.stattools.coint`.
```python
from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import coint
# Returns: test statistic, p-value, critical values
t_stat, p_value, crit_values = coint(y_prices, x_prices)
cointegrated = p_value < 0.05
```
## Practical Workflow
### Step 1: Screen Pairs by Correlation
Pre-filter using Pearson correlation > 0.7 to reduce the number of
cointegration tests (which are more expensive).
### Step 2: Test Cointegration
Run Engle-Granger in both directions. Use p < 0.05 threshold.
### Step 3: Estimate Hedge Ratio
Use OLS for simplicity. For production, consider Total Least Squares or
Dynamic OLS (see `references/methodology.md`).
### Step 4: Compute Spread
```python
spread = y_prices - hedge_ratio * x_prices - intercept
z_score = (spread - spread.mean()) / spread.std()
```
### Step 5: Test Spread for Mean Reversion
- **ADF test**: p < 0.05 confirms stationarity
- **Hurst exponent**: H < 0.5 indicates mean reversion (H ≈ 0.5 = random walk)
- **Half-life**: λ from AR(1) on spread; half-life = -ln(2)/ln(λ)
- Viable pairs: half-life between 5 and 60 days
### Step 6: Trade the Spread
If the spread is mean-reverting, it is a viable pairs trade candidate.
See `references/pairs_trading.md` for entry/exit rules and risk management.
## Rolling Cointegration
Cointegration relationships can break down over time due to structural changes,
regime shifts, or evolving market dynamics.
### Rolling Window Approach
Test cointegration on rolling 60–90 day windows:
```python
window = 60
rolling_pvalues = []
rolling_hedges = []
for i in range(window, len(prices)):
y_win = y_prices[i - window:i]
x_win = x_prices[i - window:i]
_, p_val, _ = coint(y_win, x_win)
slope, intercept, _, _, _ = stats.linregress(x_win, y_win)
rolling_pvalues.append(p_val)
rolling_hedges.append(slope)
```
### Monitoring Signals
| Signal | Healthy | Warning | Stop Trading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolling p-value | < 0.05 | 0.05–0.10 | > 0.10 |
| Hedge ratio drift | < 10% change | 10–25% change | > 25% change |
| Spread half-life | 5–60 days | 60–120 days | > 120 days or < 5 |
## Crypto Pairs Candidates
### Layer-1 Correlation
- SOL vs ETH — L1 sector beta, often cointegrated during trending markets
- SOL vs AVAX — alternative L1 correlation
### Stablecoins
- USDC vs USDT — should be perfectly cointegrated (peg arbitrage)
- Useful as a sanity check for your cointegration pipeline
### Liquid Staking Derivatives
- mSOL vs jitoSOL — both track SOL staking yield
- stSOL vs mSOL — Lido vs Marinade staking
### Same-Sector Tokens
- DEX tokens: RAY vs ORCA
- Lending tokens: cross-protocol comparison
- Meme tokens: rarely cointegrated, high risk
## Common Pitfalls
1. **Spurious cointegration** — Two trending series (both up in a bull market) may
appear cointegrated. Always test on sufficient data (>200 observations) and
check out-of-sample stability.
2. **Structural breaks** — A fundamental change (protocol upgrade, tokenomics
change) can permanently break cointegration. Monitor rolling p-values.
3. **Look-ahead bias** — Estimating the hedge ratio on the full sample and then
backtesting on the same sample inflates results. Always use walk-forward
estimation.
4. **Too-short sample** — Cointegration tests need >100 observations minimum,
ideally >200, to have reasonable power.
5. **Ignoring transaction costs** — Pairs trades involve 4 transactions per
round trip. At 0.3% per leg, that is 1.2% in costs that the spread must
overcome.
6. **Asymmetric cointegration** — The relationship may only hold in one
direction or one regime. Consider threshold cointegration models for
production use.
## Integration with Other Skills
- **`correlation-analysis`** — Pre-screening pairs by correlation before cointegration testing
- **`mean-reversion`** — Trading the cointegrated spread using mean-reversion entry/exit rules
- **`vectorbt`** — Backtesting pairs strategies with walk-forward validation
- **`regime-detection`** — Identifying when cointegration regimes shift
- **`volatility-modeling`** — Spread volatility forecasting for dynamic position sizing
## Files
### References
- `references/methodology.md` — Engle-Granger details, Johansen derivation, hedge ratio estimation methods, spread construction
- `references/pairs_trading.md` — Entry/exit rules, risk management, performance metrics, crypto-specific considerations
### Scripts
- `scripts/test_cointegration.py` — Full cointegration test pipeline with ADF, Hurst, half-life, rolling stability, and demo mode
- `scripts/pairs_backtest.py` — Walk-forward pairs trading backtest with synthetic data and performance reporting
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