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Predictive Power of LLMs in Financial Markets

Predictive Power of LLMs in Financial Markets ArXiv ID: 2411.16569 “View on arXiv” Authors: Unknown Abstract Predicting the movement of the stock market and other assets has been valuable over the past few decades. Knowing how the value of a certain sector market may move in the future provides much information for investors, as they use that information to develop strategies to maximize profit or minimize risk. However, market data are quite noisy, and it is challenging to choose the right data or the right model to create such predictions. With the rise of large language models, there are ways to analyze certain data much more efficiently than before. Our goal is to determine whether the GPT model provides more useful information compared to other traditional transformer models, such as the BERT model. We shall use data from the Federal Reserve Beige Book, which provides summaries of economic conditions in different districts in the US. Using such data, we then employ the LLM’s to make predictions on the correlations. Using these correlations, we then compare the results with well-known strategies and determine whether knowing the economic conditions improves investment decisions. We conclude that the Beige Book does contain information regarding correlations amongst different assets, yet the GPT model has too much look-ahead bias and that traditional models still triumph. ...

November 25, 2024 · 2 min · Research Team

Generative AI, Managerial Expectations, and Economic Activity

Generative AI, Managerial Expectations, and Economic Activity ArXiv ID: 2410.03897 “View on arXiv” Authors: Unknown Abstract We use generative AI to extract managerial expectations about their economic outlook from 120,000+ corporate conference call transcripts. The resulting AI Economy Score predicts GDP growth, production, and employment up to 10 quarters ahead, beyond existing measures like survey forecasts. Moreover, industry and firm-level measures provide valuable information about sector-specific and individual firm activities. A composite measure that integrates managerial expectations about firm, industry, and macroeconomic conditions further significantly improves the forecasting power and predictive horizon of national and sectoral growth. Our findings show managerial expectations offer unique insights into economic activity, with implications for both macroeconomic and microeconomic decision-making. ...

October 4, 2024 · 2 min · Research Team