Financial markets are characterized by increasing dynamism and complexity, posing significant challenges to traditional prediction methodologies, particularly in nonlinear and highly volatile regimes. To address these limitations, we present a novel multi-agent model leveraging recent advances in deep learning and quantum finance theory. Our approach integrates Quantum Price Level (QPL) theory, Transformer-based sentiment analysis, and established technical indicators (e.g., MA, RSI) within a cooperative agent framework to enhance predictive accuracy. The model constructs a comprehensive state representation by fusing diverse data sources, including historical price fluctuations, textual sentiment extracted from financial news, and quantum-derived threshold levels. Specialized agents are designed to process these distinct modalities and execute specific market-related tasks, coordinated to optimize overall portfolio performance. Empirical results demonstrate the superior predictive capability of our approach compared to conventional baselines, highlighting the synergistic benefits of integrating quantum-inspired features and sentiment analysis within a distributed multi-agent architecture.

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Harnessing Quantum Finance and Sentiment for Multi-agent-Driven Financial Prediction

  • Su Liu,
  • Yueling Chen,
  • Yuehan Chen,
  • Raymond S. T. Lee

摘要

Financial markets are characterized by increasing dynamism and complexity, posing significant challenges to traditional prediction methodologies, particularly in nonlinear and highly volatile regimes. To address these limitations, we present a novel multi-agent model leveraging recent advances in deep learning and quantum finance theory. Our approach integrates Quantum Price Level (QPL) theory, Transformer-based sentiment analysis, and established technical indicators (e.g., MA, RSI) within a cooperative agent framework to enhance predictive accuracy. The model constructs a comprehensive state representation by fusing diverse data sources, including historical price fluctuations, textual sentiment extracted from financial news, and quantum-derived threshold levels. Specialized agents are designed to process these distinct modalities and execute specific market-related tasks, coordinated to optimize overall portfolio performance. Empirical results demonstrate the superior predictive capability of our approach compared to conventional baselines, highlighting the synergistic benefits of integrating quantum-inspired features and sentiment analysis within a distributed multi-agent architecture.