How probability ranges work
The lower and upper bounds describe a modeled interval for the stated horizon. The mean and median summarize the simulated distribution, while the threshold separates outcomes for probability comparisons.
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Stock Monte Carlo Simulation
Frame probable ranges instead of relying on one target
A stock Monte Carlo simulation samples many modeled outcomes from the assumptions returned by HPSILab. The result is a probability distribution, not a forecast of one exact future path.
Downside, upside and tail risk
Support and resistance provide context, while the distribution shows how outcomes spread around the center. Extreme simulated outcomes illustrate model tail risk, not the full universe of possible losses.
How to interpret a simulation
Check the horizon, volatility and number of simulations first. Use ranges for scenario planning and position sizing rather than treating the mean as a price target.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a stock Monte Carlo simulation?
It is a model that generates many possible price outcomes to estimate a distribution and probability range.
Is the simulated range guaranteed?
No. Results depend on model assumptions and cannot capture every market event or structural change.
How is Monte Carlo different from AI prediction?
Monte Carlo describes a range of outcomes; AI prediction estimates directional probability for a stated horizon.
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