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Stock prediction and mutual fund portfolio management using curve fitting techniques
Giridhar Maji1, Debomita Mondal2, Nilanjan Dey3
1Department of Electrical Engineering, Asansol Polytechnic, Asansol, 713302 India.
This study proposes a stock market investment framework using data mining and a buy-and-hold strategy. The method diversifies investments sector-wise and company-wise to minimize risk and enhance returns for mutual funds.
Area of Science:
- Quantitative Finance
- Data Mining
- Investment Management
Background:
- Share market investments offer higher profit potential but involve significant market risk.
- Risk aversion leads many investors to mutual funds managed by professionals.
- Mutual funds require complex calculations for stock price forecasting and risk management.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a data mining-based framework for diversifying mutual fund investments.
- To mitigate market risks associated with direct share market investments.
- To enhance investment yields for mutual fund investors.
Main Methods:
- Employed curve fitting/regression techniques for individual stock price forecasting.
- Proposed a capital diversification framework using a buy-and-hold strategy.
- Integrated statistical features and domain knowledge for investment decisions.
Main Results:
- The framework effectively diversifies capital sector-wise and company-wise.
- Achieved higher returns with lower risks compared to benchmarks.
- Demonstrated strong performance in the Indian stock market.
Conclusions:
- The proposed framework offers a robust approach to mutual fund investment diversification.
- Data mining and strategic allocation can improve investment outcomes.
- The method provides a viable strategy for balancing risk and return in equity investments.
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