Stock Market Prediction: When Inductive Logics Compete

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Four systems are routinely used now to predict future prices on the stock market, each comprising a small inductive logic. Each is based on a factual hypothesis concerning stock price dynamics. Since the hypotheses disagree in factually ascertainable matters, their competition is unstable. Only one would survive if investors and pundits fully pursued and took proper notice of the evidence.

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