Thesis ledger
Dated forecasts and market interpretations with assessment criteria and subsequent outcomes. This records research, not portfolio performance.
Publication range: 2 Jul 2026 – 5 Nov 2026. Source: Hawk Thorne research record. Thesis descriptions retain the content recorded in the ledger.
Forecasts
25Claims about future events, assessed against a stated condition and time horizon.
- Held
- 14
- Broke
- 9
- Unresolved
- 0
- Awaiting assessment
- 2
Interpretations
134Assessments of current conditions. New evidence can sustain, revise or retire an interpretation. These do not contribute to forecast accuracy.
- Sustained
- 12
- Revised
- 26
- Retired
- 14
- Awaiting assessment
- 53
- Historical assessments
- 29
Assessment rules and forecast calibration
Since 27 July 2026, forecasts and interpretations follow separate assessment rules. Earlier interpretations graded against price thresholds remain in the history and are excluded from calibration.
Declared probabilities compared with assessed outcomes. Brier is the mean squared error; a lower score indicates less error within this sample. A small sample does not establish future forecasting accuracy.
Forecast calibration
scored forecasts: 23 · Brier: 0.248
The sample includes only resolved forecasts with a recorded probability. Interpretations and unresolved entries are excluded.
The 1 July liquidity-tailwind thesis has met its stated falsifier (a weak payroll print against heavy net issuance), but market reaction across gold, yields and the dollar has been proportionate rather than confirmatory, and the regime signal remains unchanged at AGGRESSIVE despite the labor shock.
Read analysis#What would prove it wrong
If the regime status downgrades from AGGRESSIVE or the fiscal gravity narrative eases from HIGH as net issuance slows in the coming weeks, the supply-tsunami-plus-soft-labor thesis fails; continued heavy issuance alongside further labor softening without a regime change would confirm it.
The liquidity tailwind the desk cited on 1 July has reversed from a TGA drawdown into a net issuance supply tsunami, and the regime signal's risk-on read has not yet repriced for that shift.
Read analysis#What would prove it wrong
If the regime signal downgrades from AGGRESSIVE or the fiscal gravity narrative eases back from HIGH as net issuance moderates, the supply-tsunami thesis fails; a weak Non-Farm Employment Change print against still-heavy issuance would instead confirm it.