Predicting stock market prices is a hard task. The main reason for that is due to the fact its environment is highly dynamic, intrinsically complex and chaotic. The traditional economic theories tell us that trying to predict short-term stock price movements is a wasted effort because the market is influenced by several external events and its behavior approximates a random walk. Recent studies, such as (37) and (51), address this problem and create specific prediction models for the price behavior of an isolated stock. This work presents a proposal to predict price movements based on stock sets considered similar. Our goal is building a model to identify whether the price tends to bullishness or bearishness in the (near) future, considering stock information from similar sets based on two sources of information: historical stock data and Google Trends news. Firstly, the proposed study applies a method to identify similar stock sets and then creates a predictive model based on LSTM (long short-term memory) for these sets. More specifically, two experiments were conducted: (1) using the K-Means algorithm to identify similar stock sets and then using a LSTM neural network to predict stock price movements for these stock sets; (2) using the DBSCAN algorithm to identify similar stock sets and then using the same LSTM neural network to forecast stock price movements. The study was conducted over 51 stocks of the brazilian stock market. The results suggested that using an algorithm to identify similar stock clusters yields an improvement of approximately 7 percent in accuracy and f1-score and 8 percent in recall and precision when compared to specific models for isolated stocks.