Machine Learning for liquidity classification and its applications to portfolio selection
Published:
Jun 19, 2024
Volume:
22
Keywords:
Liquidity
Naïve Bayes
Portfolio optimization
Stock market
Supervised learning
Abstract
Liquidity refers to the ease of asset conversion into cash, playing a crucial role in investment decisions for achieving optimal returns. This study proposes a novel stock liquidity classification method using machine learning algorithms, trained, and tested on ten years of Brazilian stock market (B3) data. Achieving an accuracy of 99.2%, the classifier, when integrated with the mean-variance portfolio optimization model, reduces portfolio uncertainty by preventing an average of 11.5% of illiquid asset sales.
How to cite
Eder Abensur. Machine Learning for liquidity classification and its applications to portfolio selection. Brazilian Review of Finance, v. 22, n. 2, 2024. p. 1-14. DOI: 10.12660/rbfin.v22n2.2024.90713.