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My first FinTech project! Analyzed Meta's Historical Stock Price data using exploratory data analysis, fundamental, and technical analysis. Then built a predictive model using Long Short Term Memory Neural Networks, but had a very large error. Used RandomForestRegressor and reduced significant error.

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Meta-Stock-Price-Forecasting-Model

In this project, I had an opportunity to work with a complex dataset analyzing the historical stock data of Meta and creating a predictive model. This was my first FinTech project, and I had a great learning experience. In order to analyze the dataset, I started off with an extensive exploratory data analysis which helped understand the data before getting into fundamental and technical analysis. In fundamental analysis, I first calculated the earnings per share and then calculated the price to earnings ratio. After this I got into technical analysis by calculating moving averages and relative strength index. I plotted the graphs of these two features to better understand the trends. I then moved onto building a predictive model: I first used a Long Short Term Memory Neural Network model as it had a very high margin of error. In order to fix that, I used a Random Forest Regressor model to significantly reduce the root mean squared error and learnt that it is important to choose the right model to train data in such cases.

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My first FinTech project! Analyzed Meta's Historical Stock Price data using exploratory data analysis, fundamental, and technical analysis. Then built a predictive model using Long Short Term Memory Neural Networks, but had a very large error. Used RandomForestRegressor and reduced significant error.

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