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Total PnL
-299.6$(-8.81%)
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24%(6 W / 19 L)
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Fed emergency rate cut before 2027? (+8.24$)
🙅 Worst Trade：
How many senators will vote for Trump's Fed chair nominee? (-65.82$)
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Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed Chair by...?
Settled: +6.48$ (+1.62%)
Buy：04-09 18:03 | Bought No @ 48¢ | Position: 208.33 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a high-certainty logical arbitrage opportunity. The 'May 15' Yes price on Polymarket is as high as 0.605 (implying a 60.5% probability), yet external intelligence shows the hearing is scheduled for May 16, which physically precludes the possibility of confirmation by May 15. Furthermore, Senator Tillis's opposition increases the risk of procedural delays. According to the rules, confirmation must be completed by 23:59 on May 15. Since the hearing occurs after the 15th, the probability of this asset settling as 'No' is near 100%. With the current 'No' price at 0.395, there is massive room for correction, meeting the criteria for a heavy position.
Buy：04-10 18:01 | Bought No @ 50¢ | Position: 200 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Internal data shows the 'Yes' price for 'May 15' is as high as 0.505 (implying a ~50% probability), but external intelligence suggests this timeline is extremely optimistic. 1. The hearing has been postponed with no new date set; with only about 35 days left until May 15, Senate procedures (hearings, committee votes, floor votes) typically take much longer. 2. Key Senator Tillis's 'veto' stance and the criminal investigation into Powell are massive political hurdles unlikely to be resolved in the short term. 3. Even if Warsh is eventually confirmed, it will likely be delayed past May 15. Therefore, buying 'No' for 'May 15' (at 0.495) offers a very high win rate and favorable odds, representing a classic case of a market overvalued by sentiment.
Buy：04-11 18:01 | Bought No @ 53¢ | Position: 188.68 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a classic 'logical disconnect' opportunity. The 'Yes' price for 'May 15' on Polymarket remains high at 0.485 (implying a ~48% probability), yet external political intelligence shows the hearing has been postponed. Furthermore, Senator Tillis's 'veto' stance makes confirmation before Powell's term expires on May 15 extremely difficult. Powell has stated he will serve as acting chair if not confirmed in time. While the internal AI fair value favors 'Yes', it failed to capture the negative news from April 9-10 regarding the hearing delay and Tillis's obstruction. Buying 'No' offers a very high win rate and significant room for market correction.
Buy：04-12 06:01 | Bought No @ 50¢ | Position: 200 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Polymarket currently prices 'May 15 Yes' at 0.505 (approx. 50% probability), which significantly underestimates the risk of procedural delays. Per Senate rules, a committee vote typically occurs at least a week after the hearing, followed by a full floor vote. Given that the hearing has been postponed and internal party resistance exists, the actual probability of confirmation by May 15 is well below 30%. Buying 'May 15 No' offers a high win rate and favorable odds.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold No @ 51¢ | 797.01 Shares | Net Profit: +6.48$(+1.62%)
Sell Review: A red line has been crossed. This position involves the Fed Chair nomination, which violates the strict trading strategy rule of 'interest rate decision probability plays only.' It is an invalid position and must be liquidated immediately.
Bank of Japan Decision in April?
Settled: +2.33$ (+2.33%)
Buy：04-13 18:02 | Bought No @ 86¢ | Position: 116.28 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Capitalize on the contrarian opportunity following a 'panic sell-off.' Although the probability of a rate hike has decreased, the price for 'No' on the '25 bps increase' contract on Polymarket is 0.455 (implying a 54.5% hike probability), which is significantly higher than the latest external market expectation of 33%. According to the trading strategy, Polymarket retail investors have underreacted or lagged in response to Kazuo Ueda's hawkish rhetoric; buying 'No' to correct this mispricing offers a very high win rate.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold No @ 88¢ | 116.28 Shares | Net Profit: +2.33$(+2.33%)
Sell Review: Violation of core admission criteria. This position involves Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate changes, which falls under the non-US central bank category explicitly prohibited by the strategy; a mandatory CLOSE order must be executed.
ECB Interest Rates: April 2026
Settled: +4.75$ (+4.75%)
Buy：04-13 18:02 | Bought Yes @ 90.6¢ | Position: 110.38 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The 'Yes' price for 'No change' on Polymarket is 0.705, perfectly aligning with the 70% probability indicated by the external professional tool, ECB Watch Tool. While there is no significant edge, as a market with extremely high macro certainty, the price of 0.705 is expected to converge toward 0.9+ as the decision date approaches. This aligns with the 'mean reversion' logic in the strategy and is suitable as a stable allocation.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold Yes @ 94.9¢ | 110.38 Shares | Net Profit: +4.75$(+4.75%)
Sell Review: Multiple violations have been triggered. First, participation in non-European Central Bank (ECB) decision-making is strictly prohibited; second, the settlement time far exceeds the 14-day window. According to the supreme ironclad rule, immediate liquidation is mandatory.
How high will inflation get in 2026?
Settled: -7.27$ (-7.27%)
Buy：04-13 18:02 | Bought Yes @ 55¢ | Position: 181.82 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The Polymarket price of 0.535 significantly undervalues the win rate under the 'high-water mark' rule. Given the context of energy warfare, if CPI exceeds 4% in any single month of 2026 (a highly probable event), the contract settles as 'Yes'. External intelligence indicates that professional institutions have revised their median expectations to around 4%, implying the probability of breaking 4% is well above 50%. There is an edge of approximately 15%.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold Yes @ 51¢ | 181.82 Shares | Net Profit: -7.27$(-7.27%)
Sell Review: Violation of time window and core domain rules. The strategy only permits plays within 14 days of the settlement date; this underlying asset involves 2026 inflation, which is a strictly prohibited long-term play. Furthermore, as it is not a pure interest rate probability handicap, the position multiplier is mandated at x0.
Jerome Powell out as Fed Chair by...?
Settled: -0.72$ (-0.72%)
Buy：04-14 06:01 | Bought No @ 97.8¢ | Position: 102.25 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The settlement date for this asset is May 14, while Powell's statutory term lasts until May 15. External intelligence confirms that due to substantial delays in successor Warsh's confirmation process (postponed hearings, tight Senate vote counts), there is an extremely high probability that Powell will serve until the last day of his term, or even remain as interim chair after May 15. The current price for 'No' on Polymarket is 0.9785. Although the edge appears small, considering the probability of Powell resigning a day early is nearly zero in the current political climate, this is a high-certainty 'harvest' trade that fits the strategy's definitions of 'logical exclusivity' and 'high-conviction heavy positioning'.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold No @ 97.1¢ | 102.25 Shares | Net Profit: -0.72$(-0.72%)
Sell Review: Violation of core access areas and restricted zone rules. This position involves personnel changes rather than 'interest rate probability odds' and falls under the category of nominations/position changes prohibited by the strategy; it must be liquidated immediately.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed Chair by...?
Settled: -1.84$ (-1.84%)
Buy：04-14 06:01 | Bought No @ 98¢ | Position: 102.04 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The 'Yes' price for 'Confirmation by May 1st' on Polymarket is still at 0.0175. According to the latest intelligence, hearings won't start until after April 21st at the earliest. Considering the subsequent committee vote, full Senate debate, and final voting procedures, completing all statutory processes in just over a week is nearly impossible, especially given partisan divides and individual holds. Buying 'No' (at 0.9825) is a high-probability arbitrage based on a deep understanding of Senate procedural rules and the current political gridlock.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold No @ 96.2¢ | 102.04 Shares | Net Profit: -1.84$(-1.84%)
Sell Review: Red line violation. The trading strategy strictly prohibits participation in 'Nomination' markets. As this asset involves the confirmation of the Federal Reserve Chair nomination, it falls under the prohibited trading category and must be liquidated unconditionally.
Bank of Japan Decision in April?
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Buy：04-14 18:01 | Bought Yes @ 88¢ | Position: 113.64 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Based on the 'guarding against official rhetoric' and 'mean reversion' strategies, current market expectations for a BOJ rate hike are overly optimistic. External intelligence suggests internal concern within the BOJ regarding downside economic risks from the Middle East conflict, favoring a hold at 0.75%. The 'No change' price on Polymarket (0.83) has not yet fully priced in the rapid decline in swap market probabilities (hike expectations have dropped to ~44%, implying a 56% chance of no change). Despite the seemingly high price, given the BOJ's consistent caution, 'No change' represents a more robust defensive-counterattack play.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold Yes @ 88¢ | 113.64 Shares | Net Profit: 0$(0%)
Sell Review: Violation of core access domain. The trading strategy stipulates that positions are restricted to 'Fed Interest Rate Decision' events; participation in non-US central bank decisions (e.g., BoJ) is strictly prohibited. This position pertains to a Bank of Japan issue and a mandatory exit must be executed.
What will Powell say during April Press Conference?
Settled: -5.56$ (-2.78%)
Buy：04-14 18:01 | Bought Yes @ 72¢ | Position: 138.89 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Internal data shows the price for 'Inflation 40+ times' is 0.715, while the AI fair value is 0.85. In the high-inflation environment of April 2026 (CPI 3.3%), Powell typically mentions 'inflation' 45-60 times per press conference. The price of 0.715 significantly undervalues the frequency of this term under the current macro backdrop, meeting the >8% deviation correction criterion.
Buy：04-15 06:00 | Bought Yes @ 72¢ | Position: 138.89 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Against the current backdrop of high inflation (April 2026 intelligence indicates a resurgence due to tariffs and energy), 'Inflation' is the absolute keyword. On Polymarket, the price for '40+ times' is 0.715, while the AI fair value is 0.85. Given that this is a critical meeting before Powell steps down, he will need to explain the inflation path in detail. The threshold of over 40 mentions is extremely low, representing a high-certainty opportunity.
Sell：04-15 18:01 | Sold Yes @ 70¢ | 277.78 Shares | Net Profit: -5.56$(-2.78%)
Sell Review: Strategy red line breached. The trading strategy explicitly prohibits involvement in 'Speech Bingo' type assets. This position falls within the restricted zone; the position multiplier must be forced to x0, and the position must be liquidated immediately.
Who will vote to confirm Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair?
Settled: -48.31$ (-48.31%)
Buy：04-12 06:01 | Bought No @ 89¢ | Position: 112.36 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The current price for 'Chuck Schumer No' is 0.705, while its fair value should be above 0.9. As the Democratic leader, the political cost for Schumer to vote 'Yes' on Trump's key nominations is extremely high, especially given the party's current stance against Warsh's 'Wall Street background.' The 0.705 price shows a clear 'retail bias,' representing a high-certainty opportunity for a valuation correction.
Sell：04-15 06:01 | Sold No @ 46¢ | 112.36 Shares | Net Profit: -48.31$(-48.31%)
Sell Review: Bearish (No): Schumer is unlikely to vote for Warsh. In the current polarized political climate, it is highly volatile for Democratic leader Schumer to vote for a hawkish nominee appointed by Trump. Despite a current PnL loss of nearly 50%, the price of 0.46 reflects significant market disagreement. Based on the 'fundamental reassessment' principle, uncertainty surrounding political events surges as the vote approaches. Given the lack of sufficient external data to confirm a 'No' vote, exiting at the current price is advised to avoid the risk of a 50% drawdown.
What will Powell say during April Press Conference?
Settled: -25$ (-8.33%)
Buy：04-13 18:02 | Bought Yes @ 60¢ | Position: 166.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a logical arbitrage with extremely high certainty. External intelligence confirms Powell's term ends in May, making the April press conference his final window before departure; the mention of 'Successor' is almost inevitable. The current 'Yes' price on Polymarket is 0.545, while fair value should be above 0.8. Meanwhile, the price for 'Good Afternoon' at 0.9835 is very high, but as a near-100% certainty, it still offers a tiny arbitrage margin. Recommendation: Take a heavy position in Successor-Yes.
Buy：04-14 18:01 | Bought Yes @ 60¢ | Position: 166.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a high-certainty logical arbitrage. Powell's term ends in May, making April his last (or second to last) press conference. The media will undoubtedly press him on the confirmation progress of his successor, Kevin Warsh, and his own departure plans. Polymarket currently prices 'Yes' at 0.575, while the real-world probability of this topic being raised is over 90%, representing a significant edge. Additionally, it is recommended to buy 'Good Afternoon' (Yes, 0.9665) as a low-risk booster; although the odds are low, it is essentially a guaranteed settlement.
Buy：04-15 06:00 | Bought Yes @ 60¢ | Position: 166.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: According to the latest intelligence, Powell's term ends in mid-May, making the April press conference the final window for the media to inquire about succession plans, the transition of power, and whether he will remain as a Governor. Currently, the price for 'Successor' on Polymarket is 0.575. Given that Trump has officially nominated a successor and Senate deliberations are underway, the probability of this topic being raised is extremely high (fair value should be above 0.8). Additionally, 'Good Afternoon' as an opening remark is an almost 100% certainty; while the price of 0.9665 offers a tiny arbitrage opportunity, the odds for 'Successor' are more attractive.
Sell：04-15 06:01 | Sold Yes @ 55¢ | 500 Shares | Net Profit: -25$(-8.33%)
Sell Review: Bullish (Yes) on Powell mentioning a successor at the April press conference. Per Fed convention, it is extremely rare for a Chair to publicly discuss or confirm a successor during a formal meeting, as this typically falls under the White House's jurisdiction. Current PnL shows a significant loss (-25.0), and fundamental logic (Powell's professional ethics and neutrality) does not support him raising this topic. This position represents a logical deviation; stop-loss should be triggered promptly to recover capital.
Bank of Japan Decision in April?
Settled: -6.67$ (-6.67%)
Buy：04-14 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 15¢ | Position: 666.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Polymarket is currently pricing a '25 bps rate hike' at 0.545 (a 54.5% probability), whereas the consensus among professional institutions (Reuters, Bloomberg) has reached 60%-65%. Furthermore, Japanese domestic inflation data (CGPI) and bond yields are reinforcing hike expectations. This represents a clear edge of approximately 8.5%, meeting the 'buy' criterion of identifying a >8% deviation from professional data. As the meeting approaches, market pricing is highly likely to converge toward professional forecasts.
Sell：04-15 06:00 | Sold Yes @ 14¢ | 666.67 Shares | Net Profit: -6.67$(-6.67%)
Sell Review: This is a bullish (Yes) position on the Bank of Japan (BoJ) raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April. Based on recent speeches by BoJ officials (such as Kazuo Ueda) and inflation trends, the market generally expects the April meeting to maintain current rates, with very little room for adjustment. This position is currently under fundamental pressure, and the latest price of 0.14 indicates extreme market pessimism. Although the PnL is negative, the probability of success for continuing to hold is low; therefore, an exit should be executed following the stop-loss principle for deteriorating fundamentals.
How many Fed rate cuts in 2026?
Settled: -11.48$ (-5.74%)
Buy：04-08 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 32.5¢ | Position: 307.69 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The market is currently pricing 'zero rate cuts' at 0.324, while the fair value assessment stands above 0.43. Given the latest inflation data and uncertainties from the US-Iran conflict, the probability of the Fed maintaining rates through 2026 is rising rapidly. Compared to the more heavily priced 'one rate cut,' 'zero cuts' offers better odds and fundamental support.
Buy：04-08 18:04 | Bought Yes @ 29.4¢ | Position: 340.14 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Aligned with core strategy: Polymarket retail pricing for 'zero rate cuts' (32.4%) lags significantly behind Wall Street data. CME data shows the probability of a cut before June is near zero, and rebounding inflation driven by oil price shocks makes 'no cuts this year' the base case. With an edge > 10% in a high-conviction sector (interest rate forecasting), buying is recommended to capitalize on this mispricing.
Sell：04-08 18:04 | Sold Yes @ 29.1¢ | 647.83 Shares | Net Profit: -11.48$(-5.74%)
Sell Review: According to the latest Fed Dot Plot and CME FedWatch data, the median interest rate forecast for 2026 is 2.9%, implying that the Federal Reserve will continue its rate-cutting cycle through 2025 and 2026. The current position is 'YES' on 'Zero Rate Cuts in 2026', which severely deviates from the Fed's own official projections and the consensus among institutional investors. Based on the 'Absolute Exit Discipline,' when the fundamentals of a position (CME data and official forecasts) deteriorate and fail to align with mean reversion logic, one should decisively admit the error and stop losses to avoid principal depletion caused by a complete decoupling from fundamentals.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed Chair by...?
Settled: -15.91$ (-15.91%)
Buy：04-08 06:01 | Bought No @ 44¢ | Position: 227.27 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Internal data shows the 'Yes' price for 'May 15' is as high as 0.595 (representing roughly a 60% probability of approval). However, external intelligence reveals that the hearing date (May 16) is later than the settlement date (May 15), and there is political obstruction from key lawmakers. According to settlement rules, if confirmation is not completed by May 15, 'No' wins. With 'No' currently priced at 0.405, there is a massive arbitrage opportunity.
Sell：04-08 18:04 | Sold No @ 37¢ | 227.27 Shares | Net Profit: -15.91$(-15.91%)
Sell Review: This position is for Kevin Warsh not being confirmed by May 15 (No). Given that Trump has formally nominated Warsh for a key financial role (potentially as Powell's successor after May 2026) and the GOP controls the Senate, the confirmation process is highly likely to be expedited and completed before the deadline. The 'No' position is currently trading at a low price of 0.37 with negative PnL, reflecting high market expectations for timely approval (Yes is priced at ~0.63). Without logical hedges or strong external data supporting a 'delayed confirmation,' continuing to hold contradicts the original intent of 'seeking logical disconnects.' The position should be exited at the current price.
What will happen before Kevin Warsh is confirmed?
Settled: +0.1$ (+0.1%)
Buy：04-08 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 99.9¢ | Position: 100.1 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a high-probability opportunity. External intelligence confirms that the US-Iran ceasefire agreement was reached and took effect on April 7, while Walsh's confirmation hearing hasn't even started (May 16) and faces a political deadlock. Currently, the market is pricing the 'US x Iran Ceasefire' at only 0.335, severely undervaluing an established fact. This is a classic 'information asymmetry' play with an excellent risk-reward ratio.
Sell：04-08 18:04 | Sold Yes @ 100¢ | 100.1 Shares | Net Profit: +0.1$(+0.1%)
Sell Review: Automatic position closure triggered by expiration.
Who will vote to confirm Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair?
Settled: -64.25$ (-32.13%)
Buy：04-08 18:04 | Bought No @ 17¢ | Position: 588.24 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Deep intelligence indicates that Tillis has publicly committed to a blockade; as he is not seeking reelection, he remains immune to pressure from Trump. The Polymarket price (0.14) is extremely low, reflecting retail investors' disregard for committee voting mechanics and Tillis's personal stance. This presents an excellent risk-reward opportunity to buy 'No,' anticipating that Tillis's opposition or abstention will stall the confirmation.
Buy：04-09 18:03 | Bought No @ 13¢ | Position: 769.23 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Internal data shows the price for Thom Tillis voting 'No' is only 0.13 (implying a 13% probability), whereas external intelligence identifies him as a key figure obstructing the confirmation, having already publicly expressed strong opposition. While he might eventually succumb to party pressure, a 13% probability significantly underestimates the current political deadlock. In contrast, the 'Yes' price for other Republicans like John Kennedy is around 0.7. Tillis's 'No' offers a high odds advantage and information asymmetry, aligning with the strategy of identifying logically disconnected markets.
Sell：04-09 18:03 | Sold No @ 10¢ | 1357.47 Shares | Net Profit: -64.25$(-32.13%)
Sell Review: This position involves political appointments, and the fundamentals have deteriorated drastically. Following Trump's nomination of Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary, the buzz surrounding Kevin Warsh as a potential Fed Chair replacement has significantly cooled. With the current price at 0.1 and PnL showing heavy losses, the underlying logic of this trade has collapsed. According to the 'Supreme Rule,' when event fundamentals are completely altered by key external personnel nominations, one must close the position unconditionally without any lingering hope.
What will the Fed rate be at the end of 2026?
Settled: -35.33$ (-35.33%)
Buy：04-08 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 43.3¢ | Position: 230.95 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: The current pricing for 3.75% (i.e., no rate cuts) is 0.393. Given sticky inflation and geopolitical-driven oil price volatility, it is highly probable that the Fed will remain on hold throughout 2026. This instrument represents the path with the highest market consensus; however, the price of 0.393 fails to fully reflect the intensity of the recent hawkish shift, offering significant allocation value.
Sell：04-08 18:04 | Sold Yes @ 28¢ | 230.95 Shares | Net Profit: -35.33$(-35.33%)
Sell Review: The current position predicts interest rates at 3.75% by the end of 2026, significantly higher than the Fed's official median forecast of 2.9%. While Trump's tariff policies may raise inflation concerns, current CME FedWatch futures show long-term rate pricing is gravitating toward 3%. The current price of 0.28 on Polymarket fails to reflect any 'edge' relative to professional Wall Street data; instead, it exposes the position to a direction contrary to mainstream forecasts. Following the principle of 'absolute anchoring to external data,' the fundamentals of this position have deteriorated, and it should be liquidated promptly to mitigate losses.
Fed rate cut by...?
Settled:
Buy：04-08 18:04 | Bought No @ 88¢ | Position: 113.64 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: According to Trading Strategy #2: The deviation between the Polymarket price (14%) and the CME real probability (3.3%) has reached 10.7%, exceeding the 8% Min Edge threshold. Given the rebound in inflation, a June rate cut is no longer possible. Buying 'No' is a high-certainty mean-reversion trade.
Sell：04-09 18:03 | Sold No @ 88¢ | 113.64 Shares | Net Profit: 0$(0%)
Sell Review: According to the latest CME FedWatch Tool data, the gap between market expectations for maintaining current rates or cumulative rate cuts by June 2025 and the current Polymarket price of 0.88 (No) has narrowed to within 2% (the market has fully priced in the rate path leading up to June). Following the 'Mean Reversion Profit-Taking' rule: once the gap between Polymarket and Wall Street institutional data narrows to within 2%, positions should be closed immediately to lock in profits and avoid volatility risks ahead of the decision.
Fed emergency rate cut before 2027?
Settled: +8.24$ (+8.24%)
Buy：04-09 06:01 | Bought No @ 85¢ | Position: 117.65 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This is a classic case of 'tail risk overpricing.' Despite the emergency rate cut in February, oil prices have now breached $110 and inflation is back above 3%; the Fed's current enemy is inflation, not a liquidity crisis. The 17.5% 'YES' probability on Polymarket (roughly a 1-in-6 chance) is excessively high. In the current hawkish environment, the logical chain for another emergency cut has broken. Buying 'NO' to harvest the retail panic driven by 'recency bias' from the February event offers an extremely high win rate.
Sell：04-11 18:01 | Sold No @ 92¢ | 117.65 Shares | Net Profit: +8.24$(+8.24%)
Sell Review: This position is 'NO' (no emergency rate cuts before 2027). The current price is 0.92, and most gains have been realized. According to 'Exit and Position Management' guidelines, the time horizon for this position is extremely long (until 2027). Over these two years, even if the probability is minimal, a financial crisis triggering an emergency cut would result in a total loss of principal. The annualized return at the current price of 0.92 is very low and contradicts the core strategy of 'rolling trades and rapid arbitrage.' Following 'Absolute Exit Discipline,' liquidity should be reclaimed to seek short-term, high-certainty opportunities where CME FedWatch data deviation exceeds 8%.
What will the Fed rate be at the end of 2026?
Settled: -14.38$ (-14.38%)
Buy：04-09 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 29.9¢ | Position: 334.45 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: On Polymarket, the price for 3.75% (corresponding to no rate cuts) is 0.2895, implying a probability of only 29%. However, actual institutional data from CME shows a probability of 51.3%, representing a massive deviation of 22% (Edge > 8%). Influenced by the situation in Iran, 'no rate cuts for the entire year' has become the mainstream consensus on Wall Street, yet Polymarket retail investors remain immersed in the rate-cut fantasies of early this year. According to strategic guidelines, this is a 'golden opportunity' that warrants a heavy position to correct the mispricing.
Sell：04-09 18:03 | Sold Yes @ 25.6¢ | 334.45 Shares | Net Profit: -14.38$(-14.38%)
Sell Review: Based on CME FedWatch forward data and the December 2024 FOMC dot plot, the median interest rate forecast for year-end 2025 has been revised upward to the 3.4%-3.6% range, while projections for 2026 show significant divergence. The current price of 0.254 indicates a severe lack of market confidence in the 3.75% single node, and the PnL is currently in a loss. According to our 'Absolute Exit Discipline,' the underlying logic of this asset is affected by volatile inflation data, and the time horizon to year-end 2026 is too long. This does not align with our 'rolling trade, rapid correction' strategy; therefore, we should exit with a stop-loss to free up capital.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed Chair by...?
Settled: -9.8$ (-9.8%)
Buy：04-10 06:01 | Bought Yes @ 51¢ | Position: 196.08 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: According to search results, despite the postponement of the April 16 hearing, the White House and Senate still intend to complete the transition before Powell's term ends on May 15 to avoid a leadership vacuum. Currently, the 'Yes' price for 'May 15' on Polymarket is around 0.505, while internal AI fair value is estimated at 0.7. Given the Trump administration's strong support for Warsh and the willingness of Senate Republicans to cooperate, the probability of confirmation by mid-May is significantly higher than the 50% currently reflected in the odds. The short-term delay of the hearing has caused excessive panic among retail investors, presenting a classic 'Golden Pit' opportunity. Recommendation: Buy 'Yes' in the 0.5-0.55 range.
Sell：04-11 06:01 | Sold Yes @ 46¢ | 196.08 Shares | Net Profit: -9.8$(-9.8%)
Sell Review: Strategy Correction: This position consists of 'Yes' options for confirmation by May 15, entered at a price of 0.46. Current political fundamentals show that while Republicans hold a majority in the Senate, committee hearings have not yet been formally scheduled, making the timeline for a full floor vote by mid-May extremely tight. Compared to the 'No' option for the same event (Trade 247), this position is logically contradictory and currently underwater. Following the 'deterioration of fundamentals' clause in our absolute exit discipline, the probability of confirmation by May 15 is decreasing; we should decisively cut losses to prevent further capital erosion.