
so, no it doesn't predict a stock market in the long run
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Thu 9 Oct 2008, 10:05,
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x=some state of the stock market ie it's value
t=time
W=wiener process, some random noise fluctation
c=jolly large positive constant
s= small noise constant
it doesn't reach zero it will sortof fluctuate around zero.
Disclaimer: this doesn't actually describe the stock market. I just made it up.
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Thu 9 Oct 2008, 10:09,
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t=time
W=wiener process, some random noise fluctation
c=jolly large positive constant
s= small noise constant
it doesn't reach zero it will sortof fluctuate around zero.
Disclaimer: this doesn't actually describe the stock market. I just made it up.