Predicting stock price and spread movements from news
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2021-01-05
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We explore several ways of using news articles and financial data to train neural network machine learning models to predict shock events in high-frequency market data, and aggregated shock episodes. We investigate the use of price movements in this context, and separately at a daily interval as well. We describe in detail how training sets are created from our data sources and how our machine learning models are trained. We find that pairing company-related news text with events or movements in financial time series proves less straight-forward than the literature would indicate. We discuss possible reasons for negative results, especially relating to the combination of minute-level news and millisecond-level market data.
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Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics in Accounting, Finance, and Management, liquidity shocks, machine learning, news, text mining
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8 pages
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Proceedings of the 54th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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