This task focuses on extracting, cleaning, and analyzing historical financial data for Tesla (TSLA), Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND), and S&P 500 ETF (SPY) from 2015 to 2026.
- Jupyter notebook containing full EDA and visualizations
- Summary of data quality issues and mitigation strategies
- Stationarity test results with interpretation
- Key insights into asset behavior, volatility, and risk
- Tesla exhibits high growth and extreme volatility
- SPY provides stable, market-level returns
- BND acts as a volatility dampener
- Returns are stationary; prices are not
This task focuses on predicting Tesla's future stock prices using both classical statistical and deep learning approaches.
- ARIMA/SARIMA with automated parameter selection
- LSTM neural network using historical price sequences
- MAE
- RMSE
- MAPE
- ARIMA provides interpretable baseline forecasts
- LSTM captures nonlinear patterns and often achieves lower error
- Chronological train-test split prevents data leakage
This task extends the trained forecasting models to generate 6–12 month future price predictions for Tesla stock.
- Multi-step future forecasts using LSTM
- Forecast visualization with confidence intervals
- Trend analysis and market interpretation
- Tesla shows a continued upward trend with increasing uncertainty
- Confidence intervals widen over longer horizons, reducing forecast precision
- Short-term forecasts are more actionable than long-term point estimates
This task applies Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) to construct an optimal portfolio using a forecast-based expected return for Tesla and historical returns for SPY and BND.
- Efficient Frontier with optimal portfolios
- Covariance matrix heatmap
- Maximum Sharpe Ratio portfolio weights
- Expected return, volatility, and Sharpe ratio
Combining forecast-driven expectations with historical diversification assets improves risk-adjusted portfolio performance.
This task evaluates the optimized portfolio against a 60/40 SPY–BND benchmark using an out-of-sample backtesting window (2025–2026).
- Cumulative returns comparison
- Total return, annualized return, Sharpe ratio, and max drawdown
- Strategy viability assessment
The model-driven portfolio demonstrates improved risk-adjusted performance, but results should be interpreted cautiously due to simplifying assumptions.