The Midterm Window — Q4 Turn Watch · Campaigns

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The Midterm Window — Q4 Turn Watch

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Horizon Original Q4 2026 watch retained as history, not an entry rule. Last research review Latest evidence Priority low

Historical hypothesis, now retired from live research: The historical election-cycle tendency is a low-confidence scenario, not a calendar entry rule. The thesis monitors an early breadth/cyclical turn and a failed-window branch.

Why now
Retire the calendar overlay as an independent campaign. Its breadth and volatility observations belong in the climate review; seasonality alone does not warrant an entry case.
In scope
The historical election-cycle tendency is a low-confidence scenario, not a calendar entry rule. The thesis monitors an early breadth/cyclical turn and a failed-window branch.
Out of scope
No current campaign-level investment recommendation · No reconstruction of past returns or reassignment of original calls
Expected horizon
Original Q4 2026 watch retained as history, not an entry rule.
What supports it
Registered gates: SPY RSI above55 with positive30-day; IWM30-day above0 and7-day above1.5%; XLY30-day above2%; VIXY7-day below-10%; SPY20% below52-week high invalidates. Dates and full conjuncts must be checked.
What would break it
The closure is a research-priority decision, not a new market falsification verdict. Original evidence gaps and outcomes remain as recorded.
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Next review On condition · A distinct evidence-backed election mechanism beyond the calendar could justify a successor; ordinary breadth changes go to climate review.

Closed 2026-09-06 · Retire the calendar overlay as an independent campaign. Its breadth and volatility observations belong in the climate review; seasonality alone does not warrant an entry case.

Latest change

2026-09-06 · Preserve the earlier review as dated context, not a fresh classification.

Preserved perspective history

The original identity, dates and closure record remain available.

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