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Markets, in probabilities

What are the odds the
market gets there?

“S&P above 7,000 by year end” is not a vibe — it’s a checkable claim with a number attached. A panel of independent AI forecasters reads today’s prices, filings, and news, argues it out, and hands you a calibrated probability with the full reasoning published.

Forecast a market question See live examples

Questions people put numbers on

Any level, any index, any deadline — as long as it resolves cleanly, it gets a probability.

Binary
“Will the S&P 500 close above 7,000 before year end?”

A single probability of YES with a confidence band — and the evidence that moves it.

Numeric
“Where does the 10-year Treasury yield end the quarter?”

A full distribution: median, P10–P90 band, and the odds of clearing each threshold.

Date
“When will Bitcoin next trade above its all-time high?”

A distribution over dates — median arrival plus milestone probabilities along the way.

Binary
“Will the VIX close above 30 at any point this quarter?”

Tail-risk questions welcome — the panel prices the path, not just the endpoint.

Multiple choice
“Which sector leads the S&P over the next six months?”

A probability for every option — including the scenarios nobody proposed.

Binary
“Will NVDA outperform the Nasdaq 100 this quarter?”

Relative calls too: pairs, spreads, and benchmarks with precise resolution criteria.

Why it beats a hot take

Live data, not stale memory

Forecasters search today’s market — prices, filings, positioning, the news of the last hour. Post-cutoff evidence is the whole point.

A number you can hold it to

Every forecast resolves against criteria pinned down in advance: a printable close, a level, a date. No weasel room, no moving targets.

Reasoning you can audit

Bull and bear cases, the red-team attacks they survived, and deterministic math from panel views to the headline number. All published.

Trade opinions for probabilities.