Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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394342 | Information Sciences | 2011 | 13 Pages |
The topic of modelling financial market price movements is in the heart of a wide ranging debate between fundamentalists and behaviourists. Therefore, the difficulty of the prediction is due to several features: the complexity, the non-linearity and the dynamism of the financial market system, as well as the behaviour of two categories of traders. While the irrational traders are known by a shift in their sentiments, the rational ones have a limited capacity of arbitration. While taking into account the fuzzy complementarity between the fundamentalists and the behaviourists in the explanation of financial market dynamics, this study investigates the development of a new modelling technique using fuzzy sets optimized through differential evolution. This new technique provides some applicable results in the explanation of the dynamical emergent and international financial markets.