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May 7, 2026International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications0 citationsOpen Access

A Bidirectional LSTM–Sentiment Fusion Framework for Dynamic Financial Market Prediction

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MDMinal DhankarNGNeha Gupta

Key Points

  • The research aims to enhance financial market prediction using a two-way LSTM model integrated with sentiment analysis.
  • Developed a bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model for market data analysis.
  • Incorporated sentiment analysis from news articles and social media to enhance predictive capabilities.
  • Examined the impact of emotional drivers on forecasting efficacy.
  • Sentiment analysis significantly improved forecasting precision in dynamic financial markets.
  • The framework aligned predictions more closely with market fluctuations influenced by economic indicators.
  • Real-time integration of sentiment data revealed stronger predictive power compared to traditional models.

Abstract

Financial market prediction can be said to be a great challenge because of the intrinsic fluctuation, non-stationarity and multi-faceted influence of the economic indicators, world events, as well as the voter sentiment. Conventional models can easily miss the time dependence and emotional aspects inherent in market data, and the results in poor forecasting precision. The paper presents a sequence-based modelling with sentiment analysis based on textual information like news articles and social media, which incorporates a two-way LSTM-sentiment fusion framework. It discloses that sentiment integration discerns as well as polishes predictive results into alignment with temporal characteristics with real-time emotive drivers.

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Dhankar et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbf004164b5133a91a43cehttps://doi.org/10.14569/ijacsa.2026.0170453
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