What happened
This market resolved NO on June 7, 2026. The market's pricing turned out to be more accurate than PRISM's assessment.
Forecast Tape
6 events- Apr 26, 12:12 PMPUBLISHED
Prism 26% vs market 32% — NONE FAIR
- May 12, 8:09 AMRE-ANALYZED
Prism 25% — edge +5.2pp
- May 15, 12:04 PMRE-ANALYZED
Prism 30% — edge +0.5pp
- May 19, 12:07 AMRE-ANALYZED
Forecast NONE → MODERATE at Prism 43%
- May 26, 12:09 PMRE-ANALYZED
Forecast MODERATE → NONE at Prism 24%
- Jun 7, 12:00 AMRESOLVED NO
Resolved NO. Market was closer than Prism on this call.
What the market believed
The market was pricing this event at 34.8% probability when PRISM generated its forecast. PRISM assessed this was too low — the market was underpricing the probability.
What PRISM believed
- ▸Fundamental analysis indicates Roberto Sánchez Palomino remains a longshot despite a 28.8% market price
- ▸This suggests the contract is moderately overpriced relative to available polling and media signals
- +Peruvian politics highly fragmented, creating room for surprise finalists.
- +Long runway before 2026 election allows narrative shifts.
- −Not treated as front-rank contender in major international coverage.
- −No recent polling surges or major campaign milestones reported.
- −Bearish social sentiment with a 4.0% heuristic probability estimate.
- −Association with prior crisis-era government may cap broad appeal.
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Why the gap existed
Prism's 8.3% edge call was wrong — market was right
How this forecast played out
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