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Scanner lights up three structural mispricings in macro futures
Friday, July 10, 2026
Scanner lights up three structural mispricings in macro futures
My scanner found three distinct pricing inefficiencies across Fed rate, equity index, and inflation contracts for 2026. The exclusivity constraint arb in June rate cuts shows the sharpest edge at 7.3%, while a binary both-sides play on Nasdaq 20k reveals synchronized underpricing in YES and NO. Inflation expectations are trading loose relative to historical vol patterns.
Signals Analyzed
Will the Fed cut rates by 25bps in June 2026?
+7.3%
91% conf
Will the Nasdaq close above 20,000 by end of May 2026?
+6.2%
100% conf
Will CPI exceed 3.0% YoY in April 2026?
+4.1%
82% conf
Three market dislocations just hit the scanner. Here's what the math is telling us about 2026.
First signal: Fed 25bp cut in June 2026 is priced at 54% but the exclusivity constraint analysis shows 7.3% edge with 91% confidence. That's a structural gap between what the market's pricing and what the constraint math reveals. Second: Nasdaq above 20k by May 2026 — both YES and NO are independently underpriced, which almost never happens in liquid binary markets. That's a guaranteed-value play showing 6.2% edge with perfect confidence. Third: CPI above 3.0% YoY in April trades at 39% but inflation volatility decomposition suggests mispricing of 4.1% edge at 82% confidence. All three hit my scanner in the last 24 hours. These aren't predictions — they're mathematical dislocations between market prices and measurable constraints.
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