What the forecast expects
Likely to fall behind the market
Cards the model expects to fall behind the typical tracked card over the next 60 days, with better-grounded forecasts. Compare their ranges and price history.
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Why ask this
Cards the model expects to fall behind the market, and is reasonably well grounded in saying so. This list exists because a forecast layer that only ever surfaces good news is a marketing device, and because knowing what to leave alone is worth as much as knowing what to look at.
How to read the figure
The figure is the chance of beating the typical tracked card. Below 50% is a tilt against, and it is sorted worst-first.
Shown on every row: Chance to beat market
Where it can be wrong
A card likely to fall behind the market is not a card likely to drop — the whole sample is a rising market, so most of these have positive expected prices and simply rise by less.