The Multifactor Quantitative Investment Model Based on Association Rule Mining and Machine Learning
Author(s) -
Yi Kefu
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
wireless communications and mobile computing
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.42
H-Index - 64
eISSN - 1530-8677
pISSN - 1530-8669
DOI - 10.1155/2022/2578125
Subject(s) - valuation (finance) , return on investment , investment management , portfolio , investment strategy , investment performance , risk–return spectrum , investment style , capital asset pricing model , unit investment trust , investment (military) , stock market , finance , computer science , open ended investment company , economics , microeconomics , politics , law , market liquidity , political science , production (economics) , horse , biology , paleontology
The security information database has accumulated a large amount of historical data due to the continuing development of the securities market. People are concerned about how to fully utilize these data to investigate the securities market’s law. In the financial field, financial asset pricing is a major issue. To some extent, the size of the return is determined by the difference between asset prices and their intrinsic value. The total global investment scale of quantitative funds will surpass 20 billion yuan by the end of 2021. Global asset management firms have turned to quantitative funds as their most important investment tool. Quantitative investment applies a specific investment idea to a specific model by creating specific indicators and parameters and then executes the investment strategy, greatly increasing the breadth and depth of investment. The goal of investors is to understand risk and maximize returns on investment. Researchers and investors alike value quantitative investment because of its scientific and efficient operation. In quantitative stock selection, a multifactor stock selection model is a critical tool for building a portfolio. This paper builds a multifactor investment strategy based on the relevant factors of corporate finance and valuation, selects the portfolio, and calculates the excess return using a machine learning classification algorithm.
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