Opening Assumptions
Main line · Opening
Before new facts are added, fix the sentence that was treated as true, and name the day that sentence stops.
One opening assumption has four parts: the sentence, the day it was written, the day it stops, and the cases it does not cover. We do not turn that page into a forecast. We do not price the sentence, and we do not call it investment advice or a medical conclusion. When the end date has passed, the page is no longer in use.
- The sentence at that time
- The day it was written
- The day it stops
- Cases it does not cover
Not included
- A priced probability
- A trading signal
- A diagnostic score
- A promise about a future result