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Proposed method uses co-occurrence graphs to analyze correlations in stock prices, enhancing long-, medium-, and short-term forecasts.
Forecasting stock prices is complex and challenging. Uncovering correlations among stocks has proven to enhance stock price forecasting. However, existing correlation discovery methods, such as concept-based methods, are slow, inaccurate, and limited by their reliance on predefined concepts and manual analysis. In this paper, we propose COGRASP, a novel approach for stock price forecasting that constructs stock co-occurrence graphs automatically by analyzing rapidly updated sources such as reports, newspapers, and social media. Besides, we aggregate forecasts across multiple timescales (i.e., long-, medium-, and short-term) to capture multi-timescale trends fluctuations, thereby enhancing price forecasting accuracy. In experiments with real-world open-source stock market data, COGRASP outperforms state-of-the-art methods.
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