It might just be but the conclusion paragraphs read like they were written by LLM. Extremely long/verbose. They're even structured like ChatGPT output if I understand correctly (lots of filler around this key part: "Our findings indicate that ChatGPT outperforms traditional sentiment analysis methods from leading vendors like RavenPack.")
I also don't see where the long-short criteria is defined for Figure 1: Cumulative Returns of Investing 1$ (Without Transaction Costs). How do you know when to flip between long and short? Moving average crossover?
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It might just be but the conclusion paragraphs read like they were written by LLM. Extremely long/verbose. They're even structured like ChatGPT output if I understand correctly (lots of filler around this key part: "Our findings indicate that ChatGPT outperforms traditional sentiment analysis methods from leading vendors like RavenPack.")
I also don't see where the long-short criteria is defined for Figure 1: Cumulative Returns of Investing 1$ (Without Transaction Costs). How do you know when to flip between long and short? Moving average crossover?