Latest Prediction Results for the 60-Days Stock Price Movement Predictions

Explanations

Each given prediction indicates the expected price movement of each corresponding stock within the given time frame based on our Artificial Intelligence (AI) models. If the prediction for a given stock is above 50%, our AI models expect the price of that stock to go up. (Similarly, the stock price is expected to go down if the prediction happens to be smaller than 50%.)

As seen in accuracy results of our AI models, the accuracy improves as the prediction gets closer to 100%. For example, say that the our models’ prediction happen to be 55% and 95% for the stocks X and Y. These predictions mean that prices of both stocks are expected to go up but our models have a higher expectation for the stock Y to go up in price due to the fact that 95% is much bigger than 55%.

As also can be observed in our accuracy tables, only a small portion of predictions happen to be higher than – say – 80%. As the accuracy improves when the prediction probability goes up, this can be used to make a short list of stocks for potential investment purposes based on our approach. On this page, we share the latest average profit / loss figures only for such stocks for which our AI model predictions were bigger than 80%. Choosing a threshold that is lower than 80% will result in a lot more stocks in the short list but the level of risk will be higher. Similarly, a threshold that is bigger than 80% is more likely to give better accuracy results but the short list will consist of a lot less stocks and there might not even be stocks on some days that will meet the chosen threshold criteria. People using our predictions have the freedom to choose their own threshold when creating their own short list for further analysis.

 The above chart shows the Average Profit / Loss figures for our 60-Days predictions.

• This chart is only created for the stocks for which our 60-Days model predictions were above 80%, meaning that our AI models have a comparably higher expectation for a price increase in the next 60 business days for the stocks meeting this criteria. Stocks for which predictions were below 80% are excluded from the list.
• In calculations, it is assumed that an equal amount of money is invested on each stock as long as the prediction is above 80%.
• Green bars represent the average profit on each day based on the predictions that were published 60 business days earlier. Similarly, red bars represent the average loss. Each bar represents the profit or loss result based on the predictions that were published 60 business days earlier.
• If there was no such stock meeting the 80% threshold criteria on a given day, the short list becomes empty and you see 0.0 on corresponding days meaning that neither profit nor loss can be reported.
• Predictions are only made for the closing price of each stock so that results are also generated by comparing closing prices of relevant stocks in the list.
• Potential fees that need to be paid when buying or selling stocks in stock markets are not considered in calculations.