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Will the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) win the most seats in the 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election?

will-the-bharatiya-janata-party-bjp-win-the-most-seats-in-the-2026-west-bengal-legislative-assembly-election · West Bengal Legislative Assembly Election Winner · category: Elections, Global Elections, India, Indian Elections, Main Election, Politics, World Elections · resolves
run_id: 08a831b6-8846-4978-85b1-e3a3bc91e893 · started · status completed · plan_emitted
view position ↗ ○ closed · STOP_LOSS · −$4.36
signal detected

detect_reversal

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direction
UP
current / peak
52.0% / 49.9%
move_start
56.6%
reversal
+2.1pp
move size / hours
6.7pp / 5.5h
shape
spike
72h range
41.1%—59.2% (Δ18.1pp)
since peak
7.5h

Price fell 6.7pp from 56.6% to 49.9% over 5.5h (spike), then reversed. Now at 52.0%, up 2.1pp from trough, 7.5h after the trough. [Prior context: 24h ago: 49.5%, 72h range: 41.1%-59.2%]

news gathered

news retrieval (tomographic)

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raw→filtered: 337 → 48 quality: HIGH tokens: 12740
article_antithesis neutral
Cong to back UBT in council polls, eyes RS seat in return
article_thesis neutral
The deeper story of a bill that failed
article_precursor neutral
Polls: WB, TN register highest-ever voter turnout
article_thesis neutral
Shadow over Bengal polls
AI verdict

Prompt-MR · misprice analysis

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UNDERPRICED conviction: MEDIUM opportunity: SMALL action: YES override: OMIT_STRONG_ASSESSMENT
gpt-5 · prompt_2_misprice_v8.5.4 · 16212 tokens
Semantic Polarity: YES = BJP wins the most seats in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly; NO = TMC/another party wins more seats. Trend is DOWN, pricing in NO-World. Momentum check: E=0, D=0, L=0 (R=0 unverified). Incremental only: E=0, D=0 (priced-in: E=0, D=0). Self-check: no change. Theta direction: NEUTRAL
Price move direction: DOWN (from 57% to 50%)
Alignment: N/A
Theta: NEUTRAL — no deadline. No Logical Divergence or Strong Divergence exists, but there are also no ★ DIRECT signals supporting the drop: no exit polls, no official results, and only partisan claims (TMC projecting 125–134 seats; BJP claiming 125 in phase 1) plus record turnout and scattered violence reports—none of which satisfy or directly bear on the settlement criterion of who wins most seats. Given a >5pp intraday drop on zero verified, resolution-relevant signals, the move looks flow-driven rather than news-driven, so the 6.7pp decline was not justified and should partially revert (as already begun).
rule audit

audit_gate

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