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Will the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) win the most seats in the 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election? ↗
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· West Bengal Legislative Assembly Election Winner · category: Elections, Global Elections, India, Indian Elections, Main Election, Politics, World Elections
· resolves
run_id: cbf51615-32f0-48e8-ad4a-8ee6ab7359c4
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+$7.23
signal detected
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detect_reversal
direction
DOWN
current / peak
56.5% / 59.2%
move_start
48.7%
reversal
+2.7pp
move size / hours
10.5pp / 6.5h
shape
front_loaded
72h range
41.1%—59.2% (Δ18.1pp)
since peak
1.0h
Price rose 10.5pp from 48.7% to 59.2% over 6.5h (front_loaded), then reversed. Now at 56.5%, down 2.7pp from peak, 1.0h after the peak. [Prior context: 24h ago: 48.9%, 72h range: 41.1%-59.2%]
news gathered
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news retrieval (tomographic)
raw→filtered: 336 → 65
quality: HIGH
tokens: 19194
article_thesis
noise
PMK leader Anbumani predicts victory for NDA
article_antithesis
noise
Temple Treasures and Political Turbulence: Odisha's Volatile Debate | Politics
article_thesis
noise
No one will be able to infiltrate Bengal after BJP wins polls: Amit Shah
article_thesis
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Bengal Assembly Polls: Clashes reported from several districts in phase 1 voting
article_precursor
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NCP (SP) urges Uddhav to contest MLC polls; Cong says 3 MVA parties to take decision on it
article_precursor
noise
Bengal polls: Mamata-Abhishek, Shah steer parallel 'war rooms'
article_thesis
noise
JDU backed BJP for Bihar CM post in return for supporting us in past: Deputy CM
article_antithesis
noise
Assembly polls: West Bengal logs 78.77% turnout, Tamil Nadu at 70% as of 3 pm
article_antithesis
noise
Assembly polls: TN records 70 per cent voting till 3 pm
article_thesis
noise
Amit Shah Promises To End Infiltration If BJP Wins Bengal
article_antithesis
noise
BJP Candidate Allegedly Attacked in Kumarganj; Scattered Violence Reported During Bengal Polls
article_thesis
noise
PM Modi vows big push for fish exports, promises support for Mathurapur fisherfolk after Bengal win
article_precursor
noise
They surrounded me, destroyed car: BJP agent after alleged attack in West Bengal polls
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HM Amit Shah Reviews Bengal Polls From BJP War Room Amid Clashes & Targeting Of Party Candidates
article_precursor
noise
Attacks, crude bombs, clashes: Bengal polls marred by violence
AI verdict
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Prompt-MR · misprice analysis
OVERPRICED
conviction: MEDIUM
opportunity: LARGE
action: NO
gpt-5 · prompt_2_misprice_v8.5.4 · 16424 tokens
Semantic Polarity: YES = BJP likely to win the most seats; NO = TMC/others retain plurality. Trend is UP, pricing in the YES-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: UP (from 49% to 59%) Alignment: N/A Theta: NEUTRAL — no hard rule No Strong Divergence exists; instead, the price rose without any DIRECT resolution signals (no polls, alliances/seat-sharing breakthroughs, defections, or exit polls — in fact exit polls are explicitly barred today). The “news” is process-only (turnout updates, scattered violence, leaders’ promises/war-room optics), which does not directly advance “BJP wins most seats.” A 10pp+ spike on process-only headlines is typically an overshoot relative to resolution criteria. Net: the move looks ahead of evidence and should partially mean-revert.
rule audit
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