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LG and London Stock Exchange Launch AI Tool for Stock Predictions

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LG and the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) have teamed up to build a new service that uses artificial intelligence to predict stock performance. By combining LSEG’s massive library of financial data with LG’s advanced AI technology, the tool aims to provide investors with faster, clearer market insights.

The collaboration brings together two distinct strengths. LSEG provides the raw data and cloud infrastructure, while LG AI Research supplies the “brain” through its EXAONE language model. Arman Sahovic, an executive at LSEG, explained during a launch event in Seoul that the partnership makes sense because it combines their data foundation with LG’s modeling capabilities.

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The system provides investors with two key pieces of information. First, it generates a numerical score that predicts the profit a specific asset might yield over the next 4 weeks. Second, it writes a text summary explaining exactly why it gave that score. This helps investors understand the logic behind the prediction rather than unquestioningly trusting a number.

Lee Hwa-young from LG AI Research highlighted the system’s main advantage: pure speed and scale. While human analysts might take months to write reports on big companies, this AI analyzes 5,000 companies every single day. It even covers tiny companies, known as “nano-caps,” which human analysts rarely have time to study.

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The AI digs through both market numbers and written financial documents to find patterns. Lee noted that the software can spot connections across different business fields that are too complex for humans to see.

Currently, the service provides daily updates for thousands of U.S. stocks, and institutional clients are already testing it. LG plans to expand the tool soon to include stocks in Korea and the United Kingdom. They also intend to broaden the analysis to cover other financial areas, such as commodities and portfolio management.

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