One corporation issues two separately identifiable securities. Both can use the same target definition, but each subject-target binding keeps its own forecast history.
Semantic Entity Catalog for Verifiable Forecasts
Start with the exact market instruments and other governed subjects that can receive forecast-target bindings and forecast receipts.
Forecast target FAQWhat is a Forecast Target?
The exact measurable outcome predicted for a governed entity, including its dimension, unit, cadence, and horizon.
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What is a Forecast Target?
The exact measurable outcome predicted for a governed entity, including its dimension, unit, cadence, and horizon.
A forecast target is the exact measurable outcome predicted for a governed entity. It defines the dimension, unit, cadence, and horizon—such as the percentage return of a listed security, a country's real GDP growth, or a central bank's policy rate.
Context can connect several forecasts without becoming their target. GDP is measured about the country; the policy-rate target is measured about the Federal Reserve System.
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The same directory, search, and filters power every forecast-subject category.



Current source: the governed iPulse AI semantic catalog. Forecasts reference stable entity IDs; market listings and their underlying organizations remain separate, related records.