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Predictability means Ks​ is Fs−1​-measurable. If ∣Ks​∣≤L, each product Ks​(Ms​−Ms−1​) is integrable, and the finite sum defining Yt​ is integrable. Pulling the bounded predictable factor out of the conditional expectation gives
E[Yt​−Yt−1​∣Ft−1​]=Kt​E[Mt​−Mt−1​∣Ft−1​]=0.
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Therefore the bounded predictable martingale transform Y is a martingale starting at zero.

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