If you have an idea for Price Signal, the best suggestions are narrow, testable, and tied to something in the betting market. Broad themes are acceptable, but the strongest pitches usually point to a specific question the site can answer with evidence.
What to suggest
- A betting term that needs a clearer explanation
- A market move you want unpacked
- A decision rule that should be tested against examples
- A comparison between two ways of reading the same price action
What makes a suggestion useful
Ask yourself whether the topic can be checked. If it cannot be linked to a chart, a sequence, a market event, or a definable rule, it may be too loose for this site. Price Signal works best when the question can be narrowed without losing its meaning.
Simple checklist
- What is the exact question?
- Which betting market or example does it relate to?
- Why does it matter for understanding price or uncertainty?
- What would count as a useful answer?
What happens after you send it
Suggestions are read as editorial signals. Some become glossary entries. Some become explanatory pages. Some are held until there is enough evidence to treat them properly. A good suggestion does not need to be polished; it needs to be specific enough to investigate.
If your idea helps explain how betting markets behave, it belongs here.
If it only repeats the obvious, it probably does not.