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Market movement signals
Signals start from movement in respected market sources, then add source role, confirmation, current market context, risk flags, and fired time. A signal is market intelligence, not an instruction to place a wager.
Methodology and attribution
How LinePrism turns market movement into reviewed signal history.
LinePrism monitors market movement, converts qualified movement into timestamped signal artifacts, and reviews those artifacts CLV-first after closing data is available.
View Track RecordMVP boundary
These pages describe the public website and controlled-access product direction. Live data, auth, payments, and real alert delivery stay disabled until provider and account setup is complete.
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CLV-first review
Reviewed records compare the signal context against closing-line outcomes where available. Positive, neutral, negative, pending, and unavailable CLV remain part of the same accounting surface.
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Provider-derived data
LinePrism transforms provider-derived data into signal artifacts and aggregate review outputs. It does not republish raw provider feeds, complete line histories, or book-by-book market tables as public product features.
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Track record scope
The public Track Record is sample-size based and complete for the selected 7, 30, 90, or all-time filter. It avoids cherry-picked examples, ROI, profit, units, guarantees, and hero hit-rate claims.
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Attribution posture
Source names may be used to explain origin, confirmation, or context when permitted. Raw data ownership, provider terms, and attribution requirements remain launch gates for any broader public display.
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Corrections
Reviewed corrections preserve internal notes and timestamps while the public surface stays compact: reviewed, corrected, updated after review, or unavailable.
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