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Predicting stock market movements is a daunting task for traders, primarily owing to the pronounced volatility and inherent fluctuations that characterize the Indian stock market. This market's behaviour is intricately influenced by many factors, encompassing governmental policies, corporate financial disclosures, investor sentiment, geopolitical developments, and various other determinants. The study involves creating a predictive model for stock prices using an LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) enabled Algorithmic Computing System. It compares this system with the GANN (Genetic Algorithm Neural Network) methodology, specifically evaluating technical indicator-based resistance prices. The research extends across small-cap, mid-cap, and large-cap categories, aiming to identify patterns and trends in stock price prediction. Notably, the analysis focusses on forecasting stock prices for the next 30 days, providing a thorough evaluation of the model's predictive performance. Consequently, the system generates comprehensive analytical reports that enrich the decision-making process for traders adopting a dynamic trading approach. As computed within the report, the investment success score emerges as a valuable tool for traders seeking to refine their investment decisions. Advancements in predictive modelling techniques for stock markets offer traders and investors more reliable tools to circumnavigate the convolutions and uncertainties of the Indian stock market. Statistical measures such as the Root Mean Square Error and Theil Inequality coefficient were utilized to gauge the accuracy of the outcomes produced by the presented model. These measures revealed notably superior performance when compared to contemporary techniques.

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