Forecasts Digest — Issue #001

Welcome to the first issue of Market Signals. We publish raw probabilities and the data behind them.

Will the Fed lower the fed funds rate in November 2026?

Will the US unemployment rate (U3) for October 2026 be above 4.5%?

Will the S&P 500 exceed 8,000 before Dec 10, 2026?

Will gold exceed $2,800/oz before Dec 10, 2026?

Will oil (WTI) settle below $70/barrel on Nov 15, 2026?

Will CPI (YoY) for October 2026 be above 3.0%?

Prior Issue (from issue-001.md)

Market Signals - Newsletter Issue #001

Subject: Welcome: Calibrated forecasts, publicly scored


Forecast Digest - {week_of}

Welcome to the first issue of Market Signals. This newsletter publishes our latest probabilities, scored against their resolution outcomes. No commentary, no hot takes - just numbers that have skin in the game.

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{asset_or_topic} - {short_question}


{asset_or_topic_2} - {short_question_2}


Methodology note

Forecasts in this issue were formed using {data_sources_description - e.g., "on-chain metrics and historical baselines for macro indicators; sentiment-adjusted priors for policy outcomes"}. All probabilities are published before their respective deadlines. Unresolved forecasts will appear in future issues with their scoring results at resolution.


Track record snapshot

| Topic | Forecasts | Avg Brier vs 50/50 baseline | |-------|-----------|-----------------------------| | {topic_1_label} | {count_1} | {avg_brier_1} | | {topic_2_label} | {count_2} | {avg_brier_2} |

Aggregate Brier score (all resolved): {aggregate_brier}

(Engineer note: compute aggregates across all resolved forecasts in forecasts.json)


What's next

We will be publishing new forecasts weekly. Each issue includes resolved scores so you can track accuracy over time - not just the hits.

The full track record is updated live on our site with every resolution, including misses. We never delete them.

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Disclaimer

Market Signals publishes probabilistic forecasts for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing here constitutes financial advice or investment recommendations.

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