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AI and automated analysis
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Labels, forecasts, and scenarios
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Historical testing
The predicted closing zone and directional lean use Scenario Model v7. It was tested on currently listed U.S. stocks from 2008 to 2026, with each year’s forecasts using only earlier data. Across seven horizons from one week to three months, its direction calls were right 53–58% of the time, versus 51–58% for always predicting a higher close. Its lead over that baseline was 2.7–4.1 percentage points in 2024–2026. In 2008–2023 it was 1.4 points or less, and it trailed slightly at three months. The 2024–2026 data informed earlier research, so it is not a clean test, and v7 has not yet been scored on forecasts frozen before outcomes were known. These results have not established a reliable direction advantage over simple baselines. The directional lean is based on how often similar stocks closed higher in those tests. It is a model estimate, not a measured or guaranteed chance that a price will rise or fall. In the same tests, the wider range and the closing zone held close to their design targets: about 80% and about half of later stock closes. Forex and commodity ranges were fitted separately on long public price histories, and crypto and non-U.S. index ranges were not recalibrated. Results reflect overlapping observations, currently listed stocks only and reused historical data. They do not establish a future probability, investment performance or results for funds and other asset classes, and they do not validate the paid Macro Scenario.
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