Development of a software service for stock price forecasting based on sentiment analysis and autoregressive models

This paper addresses the critical need for efficient market analysis tools in the era of big data and artificial intelligence. We present a novel software service that integrates real-time news sentiment analysis with stock market prediction, enhancing the accuracy and speed of trading decisions. The system employs APIs for data collection, FinBERT for sentiment analysis, and MongoDB for data stor-age, overcoming limitations of existing platforms like Investing.com and MarketWatch. Our methodology combines sentiment an alysis with autoregressive models to forecast stock prices for 11 major companies. The experiment utilized 141 observations, applyin g multiple regression and binary outcome models. Results demonstrate that investor sentiment significantly affects stock pri ces for 2 out of 11 companies, with Meta showing a 70 % determination coefficient in price direction changes based on sentiment. The study reveals that incorporating both quantitative (previous stock prices) and qualitative (sentiment) data improves forecast accuracy for certain stocks. This research contributes to the field of financial analytics by providing a more comprehensive approach to stock price predi ction, inte-grating ML models and data analytics to support informed decision-making in dynamic financial markets.

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Herald of Advanced Information Technology
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.15276/hait.07.2024.23
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Development of a software service for stock price forecasting based on sentiment analysis and autoregressive models

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Development of a software service for stock price forecasting based on sentiment analysis and autoregressive models

Vitaliy Kobets, Nikita D. Stang
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Abstract

This paper addresses the critical need for efficient market analysis tools in the era of big data and artificial intelligence. We present a novel software service that integrates real-time news sentiment analysis with stock market prediction, enhancing the accuracy and speed of trading decisions. The system employs APIs for data collection, FinBERT for sentiment analysis, and MongoDB for data stor-age, overcoming limitations of existing platforms like Investing.com and MarketWatch. Our methodology combines sentiment an alysis with autoregressive models to forecast stock prices for 11 major companies. The experiment utilized 141 observations, applyin g multiple regression and binary outcome models. Results demonstrate that investor sentiment significantly affects stock pri ces for 2 out of 11 companies, with Meta showing a 70 % determination coefficient in price direction changes based on sentiment. The study reveals that incorporating both quantitative (previous stock prices) and qualitative (sentiment) data improves forecast accuracy for certain stocks. This research contributes to the field of financial analytics by providing a more comprehensive approach to stock price predi ction, inte-grating ML models and data analytics to support informed decision-making in dynamic financial markets.

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