How scoring works
Each prediction has three structural elements: what the framework expects to occur, by when, and how the verdict will be rendered. Verdict criteria are public and use third-party data sources (BLS, USDA, ATTOM, Zillow, NY Fed) wherever possible. Predictions resolve in one of four states:
- Open — resolution window has not arrived.
- Partial — evidence is mixed or directionally correct but outside the predicted magnitude / timing band.
- Resolved — Correct — the predicted outcome occurred within the specified criteria.
- Resolved — Incorrect — the predicted outcome did not occur, or occurred but outside the specified criteria.
Resolutions are appended to this page as they happen. Original prediction text is never edited.
Why this page exists
Most macro commentary is structured to be unfalsifiable. Calls are vague, undated, or quietly revised when evidence contradicts them. The framework rejects that posture. The point is not to claim accuracy — it is to commit in advance. A prediction timestamped before its resolution is a different kind of artifact than a retrospective explanation written after the fact.