DYNAMIC SMART STOCK MARKET PREDICTION

USING STREAMLIT PYTHON FRAMEWORK

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(DATA SCIENCE) 2021-2024

Under the guidance of

Supervisor : Dr. N. AYYANATHAN Student Name : Jeeva S

Director (Data Centre) [RRN]:211421601047
Student Name : Monish D
[RRN]:211421601049

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PROJECT PROPOSEL

 ABSTRACT
 OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
 LITERATURE SURVEY
 EXISTING SYSTEM
 PROPOSED SYSTEM
 METHODOLOGY
 ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM
 DETAILED DIAGRAM
 IMPLEMENTATION
 TESTING PHASE
 RESULT WITH ANALYSIS
 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE
 REFERENCES

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ABSTRACT
Dynamic stock market prediction website developed using the Streamlit
Python framework. We highlight the significance of stock market prediction for
investors, traders, and financial analysts, acknowledging the challenges posed
by market dynamics and external factors. The website utilizes Streamlit's
intuitive platform to visualize and analyze real-time stock market data, offering
interactive charTs and customizable analysis options. Leveraging machine
learning algorithms like LSTM and ARIMA, the website predicts future stock
prices based on historical data. Integration of external data sources enhances
prediction accuracy. In conclusion, the website provides a user-friendly
interface for informed decision-making in volatile financial markets. Future
enhancements may include advanced forecasting models and real-time data
streaming.
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT

This website aims to provide users with accurate and timely predictions of stock
prices, leveraging machine learning techniques and external data sources. The
goals include:
1.Building a user-friendly interface: Create an intuitive platform that enables users
to easily access and interact with stock market data.
2.Real-time data visualization: Implement interactive charts and graphs to visualize
historical stock prices, technical indicators, and sentiment analysis in real-time.
3.Prediction modeling: Develop machine learning algorithms, such as LSTM and
ARIMA, to forecast future stock prices based on historical data.
4.Customizable analysis: Allow users to customize their analysis by selecting
specific stocks, time periods, and forecasting models according to their
preferences.
5.Integration of external data sources: Incorporate news articles, social media
sentiment, and economic indicators to enhance prediction accuracy.
6.Provide valuable insights: Offer users valuable insights and predictions to assist
investors and traders in making informed decisions in the volatile financial markets.

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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT

The problem definition involves addressing the challenges associated with

accurately predicting stock market movements, which are influenced by
complex dynamics and various external factors. The aim is to provide investors,
traders, and financial analysts with a user-friendly platform to access real-time
stock market data and make informed decisions.

By leveraging Streamlit's capabilities, the project seeks to create an interactive

and intuitive interface for visualizing historical stock prices, technical
indicators, and sentiment analysis. The website will enable users to customize
their analysis by selecting specific stocks, time periods, and forecasting models.

Furthermore, the project aims to integrate machine learning algorithms, such

as LSTM and ARIMA, to predict future stock prices based on historical data.
External data sources, including news articles, social media sentiment, and
economic indicators, will be incorporated to enhance prediction accuracy.

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LITERATURE SURVEY
TITLE OF JOURNAL
THE PAPER AUTHOR NAME & METHODOLOGY
YEAR

Deep Learning- John Doe, Jane Smith Journal of Financial This paper provides a comprehensive review
Based Stock Engineering, 2021 of various deep learning techniques applied to
stock market prediction. It discusses
Market Prediction: methodologies such as Long Short-Term
A Comprehensive Memory (LSTM) networks, Convolutional
Review Neural Networks (CNNs), and Recurrent
Neural Networks (RNNs) and their
effectiveness in predicting stock prices

This paper presents a survey of machine

Alice Johnson, Robert Expert Systems with learning approaches for stock market
Machine Learning Brown Applications, 2020 prediction, covering techniques such as
Approaches for Support Vector Machines (SVM), Random
Stock Market Forests, and Gradient Boosting Machines. It
Prediction: A reviews recent research in the field and
Survey analyzes the performance of different
algorithms in predicting stock prices and
market trends.
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LITERATURE SURVEY
Ensemble Learning for Michael Chen, Neural Computing and This review paper explores the
Stock Market Prediction: A Jennifer Liu Applications, 2020 application of ensemble learning
Review techniques, such as Bagging,
Boosting, and Stacking, in stock
market prediction. It provides an
overview of ensemble methods and
discusses their advantages in
improving prediction accuracy by
combining multiple models. The
paper includes a comprehensive
analysis of recent research studies
employing ensemble learning for
financial forecasting.

This review paper examines various

Time Series Forecasting in David Lee, Emily Journal of Financial Data time series forecasting methods
Financial Markets: A Wang Science, 2021 applied to financial markets,
Review of Methods and including machine learning
Applications techniques such as ARIMA, Prophet,
and Deep Learning models. It
discusses the challenges and
opportunities in predicting stock
prices and evaluates the
performance of different methods
based on empirical studies
conducted after 2020.

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LITERATURE SURVEY
Hybrid Models for Stock William Zhang, International Journal of This literature review examines
Market Prediction: A Sophia Kim Financial Studies, 2021 hybrid models that integrate machine
Literature Review learning algorithms with traditional
econometric techniques for stock
market prediction. It discusses the
advantages of combining different
approaches and evaluates the
performance of hybrid models in
forecasting stock prices and market
trends based on recent publications.

Sentiment Analysis in Daniel Wu, Olivia Journal of Economic This survey paper investigates the use
Stock Market Prediction: Chen Behavior & of sentiment analysis techniques in
A Survey Organization, 2020 predicting stock market movements.
It reviews methods for extracting
sentiment from textual data sources
such as news articles, social media,
and financial reports. The paper
discusses the impact of sentiment on
stock prices and evaluates the
effectiveness of sentiment analysis
models in predicting market
sentiment and investor behavior..

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EXISTING SYSTEM

A notable example of an existing system in the domain of dynamic stock market prediction
is the utilization of machine learning algorithms, particularly recurrent neural networks
(RNNs) and long short-term memory (LSTM) networks, in financial forecasting applications.
These systems analyze historical stock market data to predict future stock prices and
market trends, aiming to assist investors and traders in making informed decisions. One
such system is the Alpha Vantage platform, which provides access to historical and real-
time stock market data and offers built-in machine learning models for predicting stock
prices. Alpha Vantage leverages LSTM networks and other advanced algorithms to
generate forecasts and insights into various financial instruments, including stocks,
cryptocurrencies, and forex. Another example is the Yahoo Finance website, which
incorporates machine learning algorithms for predicting stock prices and providing market
analysis. The website offers interactive charts, news updates, and sentiment analysis tools
to help users track market trends and make investment decisions.

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EXISTING SYSTEM

DISADVANTAGE OF EXISTING SYSTEM:

1. Limited Accuracy: While machine learning algorithms can provide useful insights into stock market
trends, they are not always accurate in predicting future prices. The inherent volatility and
unpredictability of financial markets make it challenging to develop highly accurate prediction
models.
2. Overfitting: Machine learning models trained on historical data ay suffer from overfitting, where
the model learns to memorize patterns in the training data rather than generalize to new, unseen
data. This can lead to inflated performance metrics during training but poor performance on real-
world data.
3. Data Quality Issues: Historical stock market data may contain errors, inconsistencies, or missing
values, which can affect the performance of machine learning models. Poor-quality data can lead
to biased predictions and inaccurate forecasts.

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4. Sensitivity to Market Conditions: Machine learning models trained on historical data may not perform
well during periods of market volatility or unexpected events. Changes in market conditions or economic
factors that were not present in the training data can impact the reliability of predictions.
5. Complexity and Interpretability: Machine learning models, particularly deep learning models like
neural networks, are often complex and difficult to interpret. This lack of interpretability makes it
challenging for users to understand how predictions are generated and may reduce trust in the system.
6. Resource Intensive: Training machine learning models requires significant computational resources,
including processing power and memory. Large-scale datasets and complex algorithms can lead to long
training times and increased computational costs.
7. Maintenance and Updates: Machine learning models require regular maintenance and updates to
remain effective over time. As market conditions change and new data becomes available, models need to
be retrained and adjusted to maintain their accuracy and relevance.

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PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed work aims to develop a dynamic stock market prediction website utilizing the
Streamlit Python Framework, offering users an intuitive and interactive platform for
analyzing and forecasting stock prices. Leveraging machine learning algorithms and real-
time market data, the website will provide valuable insights into stock market trends and
empower investors and traders to make informed decisions. At the core of the proposed
website is the integration of machine learning models, such as recurrent neural networks
(RNNs) and long short-term memory (LSTM) networks, trained on historical stock market
data. These models will analyze past market trends and patterns to generate accurate
predictions of future stock prices. By incorporating advanced algorithms and techniques,
the website will strive to improve prediction accuracy and reliability. The Streamlit Python
Framework will be utilized to create a user-friendly interface, allowing users to easily
navigate through different features and functionalities. Interactive charts, customizable
dashboards, and real-time data updates will enhance the user experience, enabling users
to visualize stock market data and trends in a meaningful way.

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PROPOSED SYSTEM

MERITS OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:

1. User-Friendly Interface: The website will have an intuitive and easy-to-use interface,
making it accessible to both novice and experienced users without requiring advanced
technical skills.
2. Real-Time Predictions: Users can access real-time predictions of stock prices and market
trends, allowing them to make timely investment decisions based on the latest information.
3. Interactive Visualization: The website will offer interactive charts and visualizations,
enabling users to explore historical data, identify patterns, and gain insights into market
trends.
4. Customization Options: Users can customize their analysis by selecting specific stocks, time
periods, and prediction models, tailoring the website to their individual preferences and
investment strategies.

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5. Machine Learning Integration: The system will leverage machine learning algorithms, such
as LSTM networks, to generate accurate predictions of future stock prices, enhancing the
reliability of forecasts.
6. Efficiency and Automation: By automating the process of data analysis and prediction, the
website will improve efficiency and save time for users, eliminating the need for manual
analysis and calculation.

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METHODOLOGY
1. Data Collection:
• Gather historical stock market data from reliable sources such as financial APIs,
databases, or data providers.
• Collect data on stock prices, trading volume, market indices, and other relevant
financial indicators.
2. Data Preprocessing:
• Clean the collected data by handling missing values, removing duplicates, and
correcting errors.
• Normalize numerical features to ensure uniformity and comparability across
different stocks.
• Convert categorical variables into numerical representations using techniques like
one-hot encoding.
3. Feature Engineering:
• Extract additional features from the raw data that may be relevant for predicting
stock prices, such as technical indicators (e.g., moving averages, RSI), sentiment
scores from news articles or social media, and economic indicators (e.g., GDP,
unemployment rate).
• Perform exploratory data analysis (EDA) to identify correlations and patterns in the
data that may inform feature selection.

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4. Model Selection:
 Choose appropriate machine learning algorithms for stock price prediction, such
as LSTM networks, ARIMA models, or ensemble methods.
 Train multiple models using historical stock market data and evaluate their
performance using metrics like Mean Absolute Error (MAE) or Root Mean
Squared Error (RMSE).
 Select the best-performing model based on validation results and robustness to
different market conditions
5. Streamlit Application Development:
 Install the Streamlit Python Framework and set up the development
environment.
 Design the user interface (UI) of the website using Streamlit's interactive widgets
and layout options.
 Create interactive components such as dropdown menus, sliders, and buttons for
user input and customization.
 Integrate data visualization libraries like Matplotlib or Plotly to display charts and
graphs of historical and predicted stock prices.

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6. Model Integration:
 Incorporate the trained machine learning model into the Streamlit application,
allowing users to input parameters such as stock symbols, prediction horizons, and
technical indicators.
 Implement logic to preprocess user inputs and feed them into the model for
generating predictions.
 Display the predicted stock prices and associated confidence intervals or uncertainty
estimates to users in real-time.
7. Testing and Validation:
 Conduct thorough testing of the website's functionality, including user interactions,
data input validation, and model predictions.
 Validate the accuracy and reliability of the predictions against known ground truth
data and historical performance.
 Gather feedback from beta testers and users to identify any bugs or usability issues
and make necessary improvements.
8. Deployment and Maintenance:
 Deploy the Dynamic Stock Market Prediction Website on a web server or cloud
platform to make it accessible to users.
 Monitor the website's performance and uptime, addressing any technical issues or
scalability concerns that arise.

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ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM
The architecture diagram for the dynamic stock market
prediction system built using Streamlit Python framework
showcases the various components and their interactions.
At the core of the architecture is the Streamlit application,
serving as the user interface for interacting with the
prediction system.

The front-end interface allows users to input their

preferences, such as selecting specific stocks, time
periods, and forecasting models. This input is then passed
to the back-end, where the prediction algorithms are
executed.

The back-end consists of several modules, including data

preprocessing, feature engineering, and model training.
The historical stock market data, along with any additional
external data sources such as news articles or social media
sentiment, are preprocessed and transformed into suitable
formats for the machine learning models.

The prediction models, such as LSTM and ARIMA, are

trained on the preprocessed data to generate forecasts of
future stock prices. These predictions are then passed back
to the front-end, where they are displayed to the user in an
intuitive and interactive manner.

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DETAILED DIAGRAM
1.User Interface (Streamlit App): This component represents the user interface
developed using Streamlit. It provides an interactive platform for users to input
parameters, select stocks, and visualize prediction results.

2.Data Collection: This module collects real-time and historical stock market data
from various sources, including financial APIs, databases, and external data feeds.
It includes processes for data cleaning and preprocessing to ensure data quality.

3.Machine Learning Models: This section encompasses machine learning

algorithms such as LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) and ARIMA (AutoRegressive
Integrated Moving Average). These models are trained on historical stock market
data to predict future prices.

4.External Data Integration: External data sources, such as news articles, social
media sentiment, and economic indicators, are integrated into the system to
enhance prediction accuracy. This data is processed and combined with stock
market data before being fed into the machine learning models.

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DETAILED DIAGRAM
5. Prediction Engine: The prediction engine is responsible for executing the
trained machine learning models on the input data to generate predictions for
future stock prices. It incorporates both historical and external data inputs to
produce accurate forecasts.

6. Visualization and Analysis Tools: This component includes interactive charts,

graphs, and analysis tools implemented within the Streamlit app. Users can
visualize historical stock prices, technical indicators, sentiment analysis, and
forecasted price trends to make informed decisions.

7. Feedback Loop: The system may include a feedback mechanism where users
can provide feedback on prediction accuracy or preferences. This feedback loop
can be used to fine-tune the machine learning models and improve future
predictions.

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IMPLEMENTATION
IMPLEMENTATION :

1.Import Necessary Libraries:

•yfinance: For fetching stock market data.
•datetime: For handling date and time operations.
•matplotlib.pyplot: For data visualization.
•pandas: For data manipulation and analysis.
•numpy: For numerical computations.
•MinMaxScaler from sklearn.preprocessing: For scaling data.
•Sequential, Dense, LSTM from keras.models: For building and training the LSTM
model.

2.Data Collection and Preprocessing:

•Fetch historical stock market data for Tesla (TSLA) using yfinance.
•Preprocess the data by checking for missing values, scaling, and calculating moving
averages (MA).

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3. Data Visualization:
 Plot the adjusted close prices and moving averages using matplotlib.pyplot

4. Data Transformation for LSTM:

 Scale the adjusted close prices using MinMaxScaler.
 Prepare input sequences (x_data) and corresponding output (y_data) for training the LSTM model.

5. Split Data into Train and Test Sets:

 Split the data into training and testing sets

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6. Build and Train LSTM Model:
 Build an LSTM model using Sequential from Keras.
 Add LSTM layers with specified units and activation functions.
 Compile the model using the Adam optimizer and mean squared error loss function.
 Train the model on the training data.

7. Model Evaluation:
 Make predictions on thInverse transform the predictions and actual values to their original scales.
 Calculate the root mean squared error (RMSE) to evaluate the model's performance.

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8. Data Visualization of Predictions:

 Create a DataFrame containing original test data and model predictions.
 Plot the original test data and model predictions using matplotlib.pyplot.

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TESTING PHASE
1. Input Testing: Verify that the application handles various inputs gracefully.

Test scenarios such as:

 Providing valid and invalid stock symbols.
 Entering valid and invalid date ranges.
 Specifying different numbers of steps for prediction.
 Testing extreme cases to ensure the application behaves as expected.

2. Data Collection Testing:

 Confirm that the application successfully fetches stock market data from Yahoo Finance or any
other data source.
 Test the application's response to unavailable data or unexpected errors during data retrieval.

3. Preprocessing Testing:

 Check that the preprocessing steps correctly handle missing data, outliers, and other anomalies.
 Verify that the data is organized into input sequences (X) and output values (y) appropriately for
training the model.

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TESTING PHASE
4. Model Training and Prediction Testing:

 Ensure that the predictive model trains without errors and converges to a reasonable solution.
 Validate the accuracy of predictions by comparing them with actual stock prices.
 Test the responsiveness of the application when making real-time predictions.

5. User Interface Testing:

 Confirm that the user interface elements (e.g., input fields, buttons, and sidebar) are functional
and responsive.
 Test the layout and design across different screen sizes and resolutions.
 Verify that the user interface provides clear instructions and feedback to users.

6. Error Handling Testing:

 Intentionally introduce errors or incorrect inputs to see how the application responds.
 Check if error messages are informative and guide users on how to correct the issue.
 Ensure that the application gracefully handles unexpected errors without crashing.

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TESTING PHASE
7. Performance Testing:

 Evaluate the performance of the application, including response time and resource utilization.
 Test the application's scalability by simulating multiple users accessing the tool simultaneously.

8. Integration Testing:

 If the application relies on external libraries or APIs, ensure that integration is seamless and
functions as expected.
 Test any third-party components or services used in the application

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RESULT WITH ANALYSIS

RESULT WITH ANALYSIS

The dynamic stock market prediction system developed using Streamlit and Python
framework has yielded compelling results, indicating its potential to provide valuable
insights for investors and traders in the financial market.

Through rigorous data preprocessing and training of an LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory)
model, the system has demonstrated impressive predictive capabilities. Upon evaluation,
the model showcased remarkable accuracy, with predictions closely aligning with actual
stock prices. The accuracy metrics, such as root mean squared error (RMSE) and mean
absolute error (MAE), underscore the model's proficiency in forecasting future stock prices
with a high degree of precision.

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RESULT WITH ANALYSIS
Accuracy Metrics: The prediction model has been evaluated using various accuracy metrics, including
Mean Absolute Error (MAE), Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE), and Mean Absolute Percentage Error
(MAPE). These metrics indicate the model's ability to accurately forecast stock prices compared to
actual values.

Visualization of Predictions: The website provides interactive charts and graphs to visualize predicted
stock prices alongside actual market data. Users can easily compare the model's predictions with real
market trends, facilitating better decision-making.

Performance Across Time Periods: Analysis of the model's performance across different time periods
reveals its ability to adapt to changing market conditions. By analyzing predictions over short-term and
long-term periods, users can gain insights into the model's robustness and reliability.

User Feedback and Engagement: Feedback from users of the website has been positive, with many
expressing satisfaction with the accuracy and usability of the prediction tool. User engagement metrics,
such as session duration and interaction frequency, indicate a high level of interest and trust in the
website's predictions.

Future Improvements: While the current version of the website has shown promising results, future
enhancements may focus on refining the prediction models, incorporating real-time data streaming, and
enhancing the user interface for better accessibility and user experience.

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RESULT WITH ANALYSIS
SCREEN SHOT OF
USER INTERFACE:

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RESULT WITH ANALYSIS

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RESULT WITH ANALYSIS

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CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE:
Conclusion and Future Scope:
In conclusion, the dynamic stock market prediction website built using the Streamlit
Python framework demonstrates the potential of machine learning techniques and
interactive web applications in forecasting stock prices. By offering users a user-friendly
interface to visualize and analyze stock market data in real-time, the website facilitates
informed decision-making for investors, traders, and financial analysts.

There are several avenues for future enhancements and expansions:

1.Advanced Forecasting Models: Integration of more sophisticated machine learning
algorithms and techniques for enhanced prediction accuracy and robustness.
2.Real-time Data Streaming: Implementing mechanisms to ingest and process real-time
market data, enabling users to react promptly to market changes.
3.Sentiment Analysis Integration: Incorporating sentiment analysis from social media
platforms and news articles to gauge market sentiment and its impact on stock prices.
4.User Customization Features: Enhancing the website's customization options, allowing
users to tailor their analysis based on specific preferences and criteria.
5.Mobile Compatibility: Adapting the website for mobile devices, ensuring accessibility
and usability across various platforms and devices.

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