For a square-integrable martingale starting at zero,For a continuous local martingale stopped so that its quadratic variation is integrable, the Itô isometry makes the right-hand side 4E[M]t.
Esups≤t∣Ms∣2≤4E∣Mt∣2.
This is the p=2 specialization of Doob's martingale inequality.
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