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10 |
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May 2026
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1-5
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Master of computer applications
Bapuji institute of engineering and technology
Master of computer applications
Bapuji institute of engineering and technology
The stock market environment itself is highly complicated and dynamic, and there are several reasons for the fluctuation of the stock market, including price history, events in the world, and views shared via social media websites. However, the emotional and psychological aspects that affect the investor's decision have been left out of traditional methods that only consider quantifiable aspects. The proposed stock market predictor based on social media sentiment analysis would address this. issue using deep learning algorithms and Natural Language Processing. The use of this project involves social. media analysis of sentiments at sites like Twitter in combination with past data about the stock by applying LSTM, for. time series prediction and sentiment analysis using software such as NLTK. The developed web-based framework is. designed in a dual role manner that enables the authorized users to predict the stock values and obtain analytical reports. whereas the administrator takes care of the users and updates the FAQs section. An extensive decision-making system has. been provided to the users from novice to professional. investors by merging the quantitative and qualitative factors. The use of deep learning and sentiment analysis. increases the reliability and efficiency of the predictions helping the investors in taking accurate decisions. Hence, through integrating. traditional market analysis and. social media information, the proposed project is an innovative step towards financial prediction.
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Thus, one can emphasize that the Stock Forecasting Using Social Media Insights system is a great solution that applies ideas related to financial sentiment analysis and machine learning to create an intelligent forecast mechanism. As a result of the combination of historical data about prices of stocks and real-time sentiments extracted from tweets, the application will contribute greatly to improving the prediction process for the user and gaining understanding of the situation in the market. The user module will make the prediction process easier for the users, while the admin module will help in the management of the whole system
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5/21/2026
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