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We tested 12 machine-learning models on the stock market. None of them worked, and we published everything.

Описание и применение

Тестирование 12 моделей машинного обучения на фондовом рынке показало отсутствие значимого преимущества над случайным прогнозом; более высокие баллы связываются с худшими результатами, а модели волатильности дают небольшое преимущество.

Задача

Determine whether machine‑learning models can predict next‑month stock performance better than random.

Результат

None of the 12 ML model families achieved significant predictive skill; higher scores correlated with worse performance in the sealed year. Volatility prediction models performed modestly better.

Рабочий процесс

  • 1. Build a score (0‑100) from five measures for ~100 US stocks and Nifty 50.
  • 2. Train each model on historical data using walk‑forward testing.
  • 3. Lock the last 12 months as a sealed final year; freeze rules before opening.
  • 4. Compare model rankings against random rankings.
  • 5. Count every configuration and correct for multiple testing.
  • 6. Evaluate performance via correlation and t‑tests.
  • 7. Publish all results and formulas publicly.

Доказательства

We built a free site, quantooo.com, to do the opposite: test ideas properly, in public, and publish the result whether it is good or bad.

Источник

The question was simple: do stocks with a higher score do better over the next month than stocks with a lower one?

Источник

Only the past. Every model was trained on earlier data and judged on later data it had never seen (walk-forward testing).

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The score: in development (2020–2025) its link with next-month results was +0.0085, statistically indistinguishable from random (t = 0.46). On the sealed final year it was −0.0585 (t = −2.47): higher-scored stocks actually did worse.

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Predicting turbulence did a bit better. A volatility model for the S&P 500 had lower forecast error than the standard HAR model on 2025–26 (QLIKE 0.816 vs 1.047, p = 0.047). In an exploratory follow‑up, the decades‑old GARCH model did best of all.

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  • Дата записи: 2026-10-26T12:11:23.941Z