
Predictive Analysis of Tesla Inc. Stock with Machine Learning
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Abstract
Tesla currently stands among the world's most prominent corporations, especially in the development of new energy sources and the automotive industry. With the company's growth rising, the value of its stock has become a major focus for investors. There are many ways to predict stock prices, but most of them are more subjective and based on personal experience, so the value of the reference is not great and varies from person to person. Therefore, this paper aims to investigate whether it is possible to analyze the price trend of Tesla's stock from the perspective of data through machine learning. The research will examine the stock price of Tesla based on the ARIMA-LSTM combined model prediction method to determine if this method can be applied to predict the stock price trend of Tesla and similar technology companies. Finally, after testing Tesla's stock data in 2019, it can be concluded that the machine learning prediction method based on the ARIMA-LSTM combination model is highly accurate and can be used to predict the future stock price trends of similar companies.
Keywords
Tesla, ARIMA, LSTM, Machine Learning, Stock Prediction
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Cite this article
Jiang,Z. (2024). Predictive Analysis of Tesla Inc. Stock with Machine Learning. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,76,8-14.
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