New NLP model improves stock market predictions

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For financial investors, finding ways to effectively predict the behavior of stocks and shares is critical if they want their investments to perform well. There are online sources of information on the factors that drive stock market movements, ranging from news items to financial reports. But developing models that can draw on these various forms of natural language data to create accurate predictions isn't easy. In fact, for the natural language processing community, it's a major challenge.
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