Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 20 , 13 September 2023
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This study investigates and predicts the stock price of Shanghai Securities. Our analysis lemma the C-K equation,n step transition to predict the stock price of Shanghai Securities. In this paper, we have put our model into different stocks in reality to test its feasibility. Finally, we envisaged the probable scope for this approach and listed some shortages of using Markov chain in predicting stock price. A great discovery in this page is that utilizing the stock's Markov property; we concluded that Shanghai Securities is martensitic. Also, we have proved the economic benefit of this numerical model.
stoke prediction, numerical models, markov chain, finance, probability transfer
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