Online Hybrid Neural Network for Stock Prices Prediction: A Case Study of High-frequency Stock Trading in China Market

Abstract

Time series data having low signal-to-noise ratio, non-stationarity and non-linearity are commonly seen in 
 high-frequency stock trading, where the objective is to increase the likelihood of profit by taking advantage of tiny discrepancies in prices and trading on them quickly and in huge quantities. For this purpose, it is essential to apply a trading method that is capable of fast and accurate prediction from such time series data. In this paper, we develop an online time series forecasting method for high-frequency trading (HFT) by integrating three neural network deep learning models, i.e., Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) and Transformer; and we abbreviate the new method to online LGT or O-LGT. 
 The key innovation underlying our method is its efficient storage management, which enables super-fast computing. Specifically, when computing the forecast for the immediate future time, we use only the output calculated from the previous trading data (rather than the previous trading data themselves) together with the current trading data. Thus, the computing involves updating only the current data into the process. We evaluate the performance of O-LGT by analyzing the high-frequency Limit Order Book (LOB) data from the China market. It shows that our model in most cases achieves similar speed with much higher accuracy than the conventional fast supervised learning models for HFT. However, with a slight sacrifice in accuracy, O-LGT is approximately 40 times faster than the existing high-accuracy neural network models for the LOB data in China market.

Impact of Real-Time Data, Market Sentiment, and Economic Factors on Investment Profitability in Indonesia

“…Real-time data, including stock prices and trading volumes, are crucial for investment decisionmaking and can significantly impact investment profitability [34]. Timely access to accurate stock prices and trading volumes is essential for making profitable investment decisions [35], [36] .…”