https://foreseez.com/blogField notes on how the future gets priced. Examples use illustrative data.https://foreseez.com/blog/same-question-different-answershttps://foreseez.com/blog/same-question-different-answersThree venues can price the same event 7 points apart. Some of that gap is opinion. A surprising amount of it is the fine print.https://foreseez.com/blog/what-62-percent-actually-meanshttps://foreseez.com/blog/what-62-percent-actually-meansA probability is a promise about many worlds, not one. Here is how to read it, test it and score it.https://foreseez.com/blog/if-this-then-thathttps://foreseez.com/blog/if-this-then-thatMarkets do not move alone. Conditional odds show how one outcome changes another, and why long chains of likely events are rarely likely.https://foreseez.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-cpi-morninghttps://foreseez.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-cpi-morningOne number comes out at 8:30. Three markets react. Here is how it unfolds, minute by minute and then second by second, and what it says about how prices really move.https://foreseez.com/blog/three-prices-one-numberhttps://foreseez.com/blog/three-prices-one-numberEvery event on Foreseez shows a single consensus. Here is how three venues become one number, and why a plain average would mislead you.https://foreseez.com/blog/the-half-life-of-newshttps://foreseez.com/blog/the-half-life-of-newsSome news moves a market for an hour. Some moves it for good. A look at how different kinds of news fade, built from sample data.https://foreseez.com/blog/one-web-of-marketshttps://foreseez.com/blog/one-web-of-marketsNo market moves alone. Map how 24 of them move together and a handful of hidden themes explains most of what happens.https://foreseez.com/blog/what-a-price-really-costshttps://foreseez.com/blog/what-a-price-really-costsThe number on the screen is the last trade. What you would pay depends on the orders behind it. A hands-on guide to reading an order book.