Update MonthlyOutlook.tsv using the current market outlook framework and all known sources already referenced in MarketOutlook.html.
Rules for the update:
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Use these source families explicitly when forming the view: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Vanguard, State Street, CME FedWatch, Atlanta Fed GDPNow, OECD leading indicators.
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Treat the TSV values as 1-month tactical conviction scores, not predicted returns. The scale is from
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Keep the sheet historically realistic, not broadly optimistic. Do not make almost everything positive. Prefer a balanced distribution with a moderate positive bias only if the evidence clearly supports it.
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Target calibration: Average score should usually land around
+5%to+10%unless there is a very strong macro reason to be more aggressive. Include a meaningful number of negative values when risk assets are not universally attractive. -
Keep the scores internally consistent with the current outlook logic: US quality, regions, bonds, gold, silver, dollar, petrol, DBA, DBB, sectors, and real estate should align with the latest narrative in MarketOutlook.html.
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Be careful with proxies and ETF mapping:
SPY,DIA,QQQ,IWMmap to US equity style views.EWJ,IEFA,EEMS,IEMG,EWW,INDA,EPP,ILF,VNMmap to regional views.TIP,TLT,LQD,HYG,EMBmap to rates and credit.EUO,FXY,FXA,FXB,FXE,FXFmap to currency views.UNG,DBA,DBB,DBO,DBC,PALL,PPLT,SLV,GLD,SIL,GDXmap to commodity and precious-metals views.XLP,XLK,XLI,XLB,XLY,XLE,XLU,XLV,XLF,XHB,ITB,IBB,AMLP,VNQmap to sectors and thematic equity exposures. -
Hard constraints: Every line must remain TSV in the format
TICKER<TAB>SCORE%. No duplicate tickers unless the source file already requires them. No values outside-100%to100%. -
After updating the file: Copy the full TSV content of MonthlyOutlook.tsv to the clipboard.
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In the response, also report: The mean, median, count of positive values, and count of negative values.
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If the resulting sheet looks too optimistic on breadth, revise it once before finishing.