as of 11-28-2025 12:51pm EST
First Horizon Corp is the parent company of First Tennessee Bank, a prominent regional bank with about 200 branches around Tennessee. The company's reportable segments are: Commercial, Consumer & Wealth, Wholesale, and Corporate. The majority of its revenue is generated from Commercial, Consumer & Wealth. The Commercial, Consumer & Wealth segment offers financial products and services, including traditional lending and deposit taking, to commercial and consumer clients in the southern USA and other selected markets.
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Our stocks FHN ML model is trained using historical data with over 25 parameters, including volume indicators, volatility indicators, momentum indicators, trend indicators, and other technical metrics.
We update our ML model weekly or biweekly (depending on market capitalization) using TensorFlow, typically over the weekend to ensure the most current predictions.
Our current data provider offers limited historical data, which can impact accuracy. As we continue to gather more data and add additional indicators, we expect the model's accuracy to improve over time.
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Our FHN ML model is developed exclusively for educational purposes. Any information presented on this page regarding the '"FHN Forecast & Prediction for December 1, 2025 First Horizon Corporation" should not be considered as financial advice or as a recommendation to buy or sell stocks. It is provided strictly for educational purposes. Investing in stocks involves significant risks, and decisions should be made only after careful consideration and consultation with a qualified financial advisor.