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tradehorde
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Building a Market Forecasting Engine that keeps score.
TX Katılım Ocak 2026
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$AMZN — Breaking ↑
Amazon.com, Inc. Reports Q1 Revenue Beat and Issues Strong Q2 Guidance
Amazon.com, Inc. reported Q1 2026 net sales of $181.5 billion, up 17% YoY, surpassing analyst estimates of $177.84 billion. The company issued Q2 revenue guidance of $194 billion to $199…
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$SPY Current Regime Call — Apr 29
Trending 50% · Bearish 52% · Medium Risk
Expected Return (+5d): -1.18% [Experimental]
Maintaining mild bearish bias from previous session, though conviction remains very low. The classic risk-off rotation persists with small-caps materially underperforming large-caps and defensive dollar bid continuing. European equities show significant weakness versus US markets, suggesting global investors are de-risking international exposure. However, the bearish narrative is fracturing: tech is positive while the broader market is red—a continuation of the pattern breakdown noted in the prior session. Bonds and gold are both selling off rather than acting as safe havens, and credit markets are not confirming equity weakness. This creates a confused regime where bearish positioning is present but not convictional.
Strategy: Maintain defensive tilt with quality large-cap and mega-cap tech exposure; avoid small-caps and European equities; watch for credit spread widening as confirmation of bearish conviction.
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$SPY Current Regime Call — Apr 29
Trending 50% · Bearish 53% · Medium Risk
Expected Return (+5d): -1.12% [Experimental]
Mild bearish bias persists from yesterday's transition, though conviction remains very low. Small-caps and cyclicals continue to underperform defensives, with the Russell materially weaker than the S&P. International equities, particularly Europe, are showing notable weakness versus US markets. Dollar strength persists, consistent with defensive positioning. However, the bearish narrative is losing coherence: tech is actually positive while the broader market is red—a reversal of yesterday's risk-off rotation pattern. Credit markets remain stable with high-yield outperforming investment grade on a 5-day basis, refusing to confirm equity weakness. The oil surge and gold selloff create cross-asset noise that doesn't fit clean risk-on or risk-off frameworks. This is essentially a coin-flip environment with slight bearish lean.
Strategy: Minimal directional exposure warranted given near coin-flip confidence; favor pairs or relative value trades over outright long/short; watch for rotation clarity into close before adding conviction
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@sirbayes @Research_FRI @ProphetArena @metaculus @_Mantic_AI @lightningrodai @EzraKarger Great paper!
Lots of convergence with what Tradehorde does.
One divergence we do ensemble - 3 different models instead of N number of tries on same model.
Did you try ensemble as well? Curious.
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Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2604.18576
Feedback very welcome! I will be at #ICLR2026 if you want to chat.
Thanks to these folks for pioneering work in the field of AI for forecasting and prediction markets
@Research_FRI @ProphetArena @metaculus @_Mantic_AI @lightningrodai @EzraKarger @haifengxu0
@JacobSteinhardt
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$SPY Current Regime Call — Apr 28
Trending 50% · Bearish 57% · Medium Risk
Expected Return (+5d): -1.10% [Experimental]
Regime shift: Sideways → Trending Bearish
Sellers remained in control into the close with clear risk-off rotation visible across the equity complex. Tech and small-caps led the decline, underperforming defensive large-caps significantly—a classic pattern when risk appetite is waning. Emerging markets showed notable weakness, with the broader international complex all negative. Dollar strength adds to the bearish narrative as capital flows toward safety. However, conviction is capped by credit markets refusing to confirm the equity weakness—high-yield spreads remain stable and the 5-day credit trend still shows mild risk-on positioning. This divergence suggests the selloff may be more rotation than systemic de-risking.
Strategy: Maintain defensive posture with reduced equity exposure; tech and small-cap shorts warrant consideration, but tight stops given credit non-confirmation; avoid aggressive directional bets until credit provides clearer signal
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The bull case:
All three models highlight the upcoming May 5th Q1 earnings and the DA Davidson upgrade to a $375 price target as primary catalysts for a breakout above $352.99 resistance. Two models emphasize that the technical setup remains sound, with the 30-minute RSI repairing from a washout and price holding above rising moving averages to support a retest of prior highs. Unique arguments include the specific launch of the MI450 accelerator and the growing institutional conviction surrounding Agentic AI demand as drivers for sustained fundamental momentum.
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3 models line up bearish on $AMD. NASDAQ.
Entry $330.00 → Target $290.40 → Stop $356.00
Conditional · Score 65/100
All three models warn of technical exhaustion and overbought conditions, noting that the stock is trading just 8% below its 52-week high with a contracting MACD and high RSI. Two models point to the broader bearish market regime and stretched valuations (133x P/E) as significant risks, suggesting the May 5th earnings present a binary risk that could trigger mean reversion toward the $280s. A unique concern is raised regarding potential regulatory headwinds and the vulnerability of the current low-volume node to fresh supply if the AI-driven repricing fails to hold.
Not investment advice.
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