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A martingale deflator is a strictly positive adapted process Y such that every deflated cum-dividend asset gain has zero conditional drift:
E[Yt​(Pt​+δt​)∣Ft−1​]=Yt−1​Pt−1​.
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Using the definitions of πH and ξH,
Zt​−Zt−1​=Ht​⋅[Yt​(Pt​+δt​)−Yt−1​Pt−1​].
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The holdings Ht​ are Ft−1​-measurable, so the right side is a martingale transform of the deflated asset-gain local martingale. Hence Z is a local martingale.

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