Return Predictability and Market Sentiment: Evidence from Deep Learning
A 2022 paper by Khan on machine learning return prediction in volatility and options, using a feedforward neural network: the abstract mentions profits and an out-of-sample test and leaves out a benchmark, transaction costs, multiple testing and the size of the universe.
“Third, a long-short strategy based on ANN prediction deciles is more profitable following periods of high sentiment.”
AssetVolatility and optionssingle stocks
StrategyMachine learningnews sentiment
TechniqueFeedforward network
ClaimProfit
Also stated: Long-short, Text and news, Options-implied, out-of-sample test
Missing from abstract: benchmark, costs, multiple testing, universe
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