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Panic Selling Analysis in Stock Market


Abstract:

During the era of great statistics, the use of information about the trends and costs of using advertising resources has become more popular than ever. Panic Sell-off is ...Show More

Abstract:

During the era of great statistics, the use of information about the trends and costs of using advertising resources has become more popular than ever. Panic Sell-off is when the price of a stock drops quickly and significantly. This often happens when investors are unable to buy the true value of the stock or when short-term investors are able to drive the stock price down enough to cause a long-term loss. We obtained data from a Chinese language monitoring company twice and proposed a full adaptation of character development and basic literacy model to predict the development of the number of inventory statements. The proposed response is comprehensive as evidenced by a pre-processed enterprise backup database, multi-point operational technology methods along with a customized engine with deep knowledge, especially localization. We thoroughly reviewed existing models used for dominance and concluded that the external form of our response target was driven by a variety of adaptive technologies. This approach encompasses a comprehensive level of sophistication in forecasting food demand trends. By expanding and targeting evaluations of vaccination periods, efficacy techniques, and statistical methods, this paper contributes to the assessment of a type of selling, both in the taxonomic and specialized fields. Thus, our model is designed to analyse the trends of the stock market of a certain company, and alert the user during times of panic selling, advising them to hold on to their stocks instead of selling them off at that very point.
Date of Conference: 05-07 January 2023
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 03 April 2023
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Conference Location: Chennai, India

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