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LEVERAGING THE TIME SERIES TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE PREDICTION OF THE STOCK MARKET STATUS AND DIRECTION

Vol. 10, Jul-Dec 2020 | Page: 127-131

Ananya Solanki
Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi

Received: 02-09-2020, Accepted: 19-10-2020, Published Online: 28-10-2020


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Abstract

A few studies have been directed to present the financial business lists using straight time series models or regression models given macroeconomic factors. In this review, rather than displaying the genuine degrees of financial exchange records, we focus on predicting the bearing (up/down), as financial backers who depend on the specialized study are more intrigued by the bearing of the financial exchange file than the genuine expectation esteem. , in this review, we check the best demonstrating approach for bearing prediction: time series (ARMA) or large-scale factor models or a blend of both (ARDA). My review shows that large-scale factor models outflank heading forecasts contrasted with ARMA or ARDL models. The review was performed on the securities exchange course forecast of stock files of three South Asia nations: India, Pakistan and Malaysia. The macroeconomic elements considered for course expectation are Evolution, Joblessness and Conversion standard month-to-month information from Walk 2016 to September 2021.

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