A Multi-modal Approach To Stock Prediction: Integrating Lstm, Xgboost, Vader Sentiment Analysis, And Nlp Summarization

• Author(s):

  Aryan Thapliyal | Royden Dixera | Daniel Thatu | Darish Dias | Balaraju Vijayalakshmi

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• Abstract:

  Stock Prediction Systems Leverage Financial Indicators, Historical Data, And Machine Learning To Forecast Price Movements, Thereby Enhancing Investment Strategies And Risk Management. These Types Of Systems Aggregate Market Data And Include Sentiment Analysis From News, Social Media And Financial News Articles Which Provide Great Insight And Decision-making Capabilities. Current Capabilities Include Comparing Datasets Using Time Series Analysis, Regression Models, Neural Networks, And More Recently Natural Language Processing (NLP). The Sentiment Analysis Includes A Gauge Of Sentiment Of The Range Of ~ Marginally Optimistic. The Technical Indicators With Price Yields Market Trends And Reversals. As + More Data Streams Into 'the Machine' At + Real-time Decision The Datasets Are Changed To Refresh Auto-expanding The Trading Analysis. The Sentiment And Opinion Analysis Provide Instant And Current Opinions And Market Positions. In Terms Of The Bias, Human Ability To Predict A Future Price Direction Is Removed With Structured Signals Obtained From Price Movement, Market Indicators, Sentiment, And Performance History. There Are Enhanced Capabilities To Integrate The Analysis Into Risk Assessment Models To Assess Expected Loss And Potential For Returns For Balanced Portfolios. Using Machine Learning The Ability To Accurately Forecast Market Possibilities Almost As Immediate Transactions To Current Analysis Using Big Data And Comparative Metrics Allows Professional And Retail Traders To Make More Strategic Trades Based On Data Instead Of Expectations. Working Through Sentiment, And Inaccurate Predictions Helps All Market Participants Frame Their Decision-making Based On Likelihood Of Performance, Returns And Volatility.

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• Paper id:

  IJSARTV11I5103674

• Published in:

  Volume: 11 Issue: 5 May 2025

• Publication Date:

  2025-05-26

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