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Prophet Notes

Read political forecasting, prediction-market research and trading notes from Prophet Notes.

Visit official sitewww.prophetnotes.com
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Availability: public · Read public material in the browser; subscription access is managed by the publication.

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What is Prophet Notes?

Prophet Notes is a research publication rather than a trading terminal. Its archive includes political forecasts, election models and discussion of prediction-market positions, with current public previews and subscriber-only material.

Use it to compare an argument with the market’s implied probability. The value lies in the assumptions and reasoning, not in treating the author’s position as a trade instruction.

Who it is for

  • Political-market researchers comparing forecasts
  • Readers who want longer-form arguments behind a probability

Features and coverage

Available on
Web, Email
Markets & venues
Polymarket
  • Forecasting essays

    Read election and political-event analysis in publication form.

  • Model updates

    Follow published model and forecast updates such as the OMEN midterm coverage.

  • Research archive

    Browse dated posts and distinguish public previews from locked articles.

Workflows with Prophet Notes

Compare a forecast

Read the assumptions and date of a forecast, then compare the same event and horizon with the venue contract.

Track revisions

Compare successive posts to understand which new evidence changed the argument.

Pricing and total cost

Public posts and previews are available. Some articles require a paid subscription; the current subscription amount was not verified.

Access: Read public material in the browser; subscription access is managed by the publication.

Getting started

  1. Open the archive and choose a relevant dated post.
  2. Check whether it is public or subscriber-only.
  3. Compare its assumptions with the exact market question.

Useful links

What to check

  • Opinion and model outputs are not settlement sources. Access differs by post, and author performance was not independently audited.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

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Our take on Prophet Notes

Useful long-form political research with a dated archive. Its strength is the reasoning behind forecasts; it is not a replacement for primary evidence or market rules.

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Frequently asked questions about Prophet Notes

Is Prophet Notes a bot?

No. It is a research publication with forecasts and trading commentary.

Can I read without subscribing?

Public posts and previews were available; locked material requires the publication’s subscription.

What does Prophet Notes cost?

Public posts and previews are available. Some articles require a paid subscription; the current subscription amount was not verified.

What access does Prophet Notes require?

Read public material in the browser; subscription access is managed by the publication.