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Top performing stocks recommendation strategy for portfolio

@article{Gupta2019TopPS,
  title={Top performing stocks recommendation strategy for portfolio},
  author={Kartikay Gupta and Niladri Chatterjee},
  journal={ArXiv},
  year={2019},
  volume={abs/1901.11013}
}
Stock return forecasting is of utmost importance in the business world. This has been the favourite topic of research for many academicians since decades. Recently, regularization techniques have reported to tremendously increase the forecast accuracy of the simple regression model. Still, this model cannot incorporate the effect of things like a major natural disaster, large foreign influence, etc. in its prediction. Such things affect the whole stock market and are very unpredictable. Thus… 

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