The timeline of the questions. Each circle is a day an answer is published. The arrows show who leaks first: an early question that partly answers a later one. Hover a circle to see its chain of hints. When an answer lands, mark it in the table below — the board colors it and updates the lean of everything that depends on it. The lean is a count of hints already answered, not a forecast and not a recommendation.
Every marked answer becomes a record: the baskets were fixed in advance, in a file in git, before the event, and the score is measured from the first close after the mark against the rest of the map. There is no backtest here and there cannot be one — the forecast was written before the price moved. The sample is small, and every number here is shown with its N.
Every card is a question that gets answered on a known day. Not "what to buy": what "yes" and "no" sound like on the call, and which stations on the map move if it is yes. The next question is open; the rest arrive in the weekly mail.