Private Markets · Forward-Graded

QL Round Odds

QL Exit Odds grades the event over 12 months. This board grades the raise: a sealed monthly probability that each private company discloses a priced round inside 6 months, and — if it does — whether it prices down, flat, up or at a ≥2× step-up. Outcomes come from announced rounds and SEC Form D sales on the QL Raise Tape, so a round the press has not caught still grades. Baselines are stamped at seal time; sealed claims are never edited; the Brier scores and calibration tables are published win or lose.

Graded record
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This month's board
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sealed round calls
Expected rounds
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if the board is calibrated
Resolving early
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rounds already observable
Universe
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priced companies

The sealed board — this month

CompanySectorP(round · 6m)Down-round oddsStep-up band · if it raisesLast roundDrivers
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Board analysis — charts drawn from the sealed claims, refreshed with every read

Where the board puts its probability

Every sealed P(round · 6m) on this month's board, in 5-point buckets. The dashed line is the model's base rate; the solid line is the board mean.

Rounds the board implies — simulated

The exact distribution of how many of this month's names raise inside 6 months if every sealed claim is calibrated and the calls are independent. No sampling — a full convolution of the board.

What moves the calls

Each driver's average push on P(round), in log-odds, across the calls you can see. Right lifts the odds, left drags them.

Step-up mix — if they raise

Which band leads each call on the board (ring), and the board's mean band vector (bars).

Where rounds concentrate

The board's own sealed probabilities summed by sector — a projection of its claims, never a record.

expected roundsmean P(round) on the bar's own scale

Calibration

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Methodology

Frequently asked questions

What is QL Round Odds?

Monthly sealed probabilities, per priced private company, that a priced round is disclosed inside the next 6 months, plus the step-up band it prices at conditional on a round: down (<0.9×), flat, up, or a ≥2× step-up. Boards are graded automatically against the roster's announced rounds and SEC Form D sales on the QL Raise Tape, and Brier-scored in public.

What counts as a round?

A dated round on the company's roster record inside the window, or a Form D sale of at least $10M firmly linked to the company with a first-sale date inside the window. A listing or confirmed acquisition inside the window moots the call and is reported, not scored.

How is this different from QL Exit Odds?

Exit Odds grades the 12-month event — IPO, acquisition, up round, down round, or quiet. Round Odds grades the raise over 6 months with a finer step-up band, and it uses Form D sales as both a driver and an outcome, so a round the press has not announced still counts.