Real‑Time Stock Price Prediction and Market Analysis Using
Machine Learning
S. Reshma, Gangarapu Tulasikrishna, Chennam Setty Prashanth, Cheduluri Rakesh,
Kaukuntla Venkatesh and Kotte Sai Rakesh Kumar
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (DS), Santhiram Engineering College, Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh, India
Keywords: Stock Price Prediction, Machine Learning, LSTM, Market Sentiment Analysis, Time‑Series Forecasting,
RNN, Data Visualization.
Abstract: It will be difficult to predict with a very dynamic and unstable character of the financial markets.
1 INTRODUCTION
Many factors, such as the investor's attitude, geo -
political development and macroeconomic
conditions, have an impact on the stock market. Non-
linearity and high-dimensional data are difficult for
traditional forecasting methods such as moving the
average and Eryima to handle. A powerful alternative
is offered by machine learning, which provides real -
time predictions by learning from historical trends.
This study how many machine learning algorithms,
their efficiency and how they improve the accuracy
of stock price prognos.
The art of predicting stock prices has been a
difficult task for many researchers and analyst. In
fact, investors are very interested in the research
sector to predict stock courses.
For a good and successful investment, many
investors are keen to know the status of the future of
the stock market. Good and effective prediction
system helps traders for the stock market, by
providing support information as an investor, and
analysts' guidelines market. In this work we introduce
a recurring nervous network (RNN) and long -term
short -term Memory (LSTM) approach to predict
stock market indices.
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
Share course prediction has been a field of extensive
research due to its significant impact financial market
and investment strategies. Traditional forecasting
technology autoregressive integrated moving average
(Arima) and linear recovery are models stock market
analysis is widely used. However, these models are
struggling to catch the complex and non-led patterns
of stock prices, which are affected by different
dynamic factors market trends, economic indicators
and investors as spirit. Consequently, machine
learning (Ml) techniques have gained popularity for
their ability to treat uppercase versions of economic
traditional models often miss data and hidden
patterns.
In stock pregnancy, recent research has shown
that deep learning models - especially, Long-term
memory (LSTM) networks and conventionally neural
networks (CNN)-Perform better than traditional
statistical models. While CNN-R removes
geographical and temporary information, LSTMS,
which is sewn for time chain data, captures
effectively.
Long -lasting dependency on stock price. To
increase the accuracy of the forecast, researchers have
also seen hybrid models mixing deep learning
architecture machine learning techniques such as
Support Vector Machine (SVM) and XGBOOST. In
models improve future efficiency by combining
unarmed data (eg. News Spirit) and trends on social
media with structured data (historical stock prices and
technology Indicator).
In financial market analysis, Machine learning has
generally demonstrated encouraging outcomes in
terms of enhancing stock price forecasts. There are
still issues with model interpretability, data
reliability, and market volatility in spite of these