Utilizing Transforming Portfolio Management Through Automation Using Advanced Deep Reinforcement Learning Algorithms for Optimized Investment Strategies

This paper focuses on the future possibility of enhancing the applications of DRL in autonomously managing a portfolio for better investment plans. Having used past financial data and a highly developed case of DRL, the proposed system shows better performance compared to conventional investment strategies and indices. This process includes data gathering from the financial databases, the steps of preprocessing and feature extraction, and the use of the DQN structure. After that, the system's training and validation are done by a finite portion of real-world data and a large number of synthesized data to improve stability. The result shows that the new method achieves superior cumulative return, Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, and annualized volatility; therefore, it suggests that the proposed system can flexibly predict the fluctuating stock market trends and make appropriate investment decisions. Thus, the present research adds importance to the use of DRL in improving return potential and risk management in portfolio management. Thus, this study adds to the existing literature and practice by allowing for the automation of the optimization and testing for investment solutions at a larger scale, while opening up opportunities for future developments in the application of financial technology and investment tools.

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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/autocom64127.2025.10956627
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Utilizing Transforming Portfolio Management Through Automation Using Advanced Deep Reinforcement Learning Algorithms for Optimized Investment Strategies

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Utilizing Transforming Portfolio Management Through Automation Using Advanced Deep Reinforcement Learning Algorithms for Optimized Investment Strategies

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This paper focuses on the future possibility of enhancing the applications of DRL in autonomously managing a portfolio for better investment plans. Having used past financial data and a highly developed case of DRL, the proposed system shows better performance compared to conventional investment strategies and indices. This process includes data gathering from the financial databases, the steps of preprocessing and feature extraction, and the use of the DQN structure. After that, the system's training and validation are done by a finite portion of real-world data and a large number of synthesized data to improve stability. The result shows that the new method achieves superior cumulative return, Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, and annualized volatility; therefore, it suggests that the proposed system can flexibly predict the fluctuating stock market trends and make appropriate investment decisions. Thus, the present research adds importance to the use of DRL in improving return potential and risk management in portfolio management. Thus, this study adds to the existing literature and practice by allowing for the automation of the optimization and testing for investment solutions at a larger scale, while opening up opportunities for future developments in the application of financial technology and investment tools.

Iraqi University (IQ), AtriCure (United States) (US), Christ University (IN), Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (IN)
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Stock Market Forecasting Methods
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