Modeling Stock Price of Transnational companies using Brownian motion

This article is concerned with creating a model for stock price using the Brownian motion. At first, we consider the notion of a discrete time stochastic process, simple random walk, and then move on to its continuous analogue, the Brownian motion. Next we identify the problem with using regular Calculus for stochastic differential equations and derive Ito’s Lemma. After that we derive a model for stock prices and use lognormal distribution to determine its expected value and variance. Finally, we use sample volatility to make predictions for Apple and Gazprom stock prices.