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I also have another question besides the ones from the previous post, let's say each possibility (up, down, unchanged) has 1/3 of chance to appear in your entire set of data. How do make the sequence of their appearance random? If it's not 1/3, it's not random. You could continuously place bet on the one possibility with higher odds. If it's 1/3, after a sequence of appearance of a single possibility, the chance of appearance for other possibilities increases.You could then place bet on other possibilities. Doesn't that make randomness "predictable"?
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How was the random data generated? Do you use 1, 0 and -1 to represent the three possibilities: up, unchanged and down? Does each possibility have 1/3 of chance to appear in your entire set of data?