# Early-access nurture sequence
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## Email 1 — Welcome
Subject: Welcome to the Fractal Intelligence interest list
Preview: Market context across horizons.
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Fractal Intelligence. We’re building a quantitative research experience around how market behavior changes across time horizons.
Start with the synthetic demo to see the intended workflow. The underlying diagnostics remain experimental, and beta timing is not yet announced.
Explore the demo: /intelligence
Reply prompt: Which market question is hardest to answer with your current tools?
CTA: Explore the intelligence.

## Email 2 — Horizons
Subject: The same market can look different across time
Preview: Lookback, bar interval, and holding period are different choices.
An hourly chart and a long daily window contain different evidence. A short rise can coexist with a longer decline.
Our current engine separates Tactical, Swing, and Structural diagnostics. It also distinguishes the lookback used for calculation from the intended holding horizon.
Read the explanation: /research/why-market-time-horizons-matter
CTA: Understand the horizons.

## Email 3 — Introducing the FMSI concept
Subject: What a market-stability index would need to explain
Preview: FMSI is a proposed concept, not a current score.
We’re exploring the Fractal Market Stability Index as a possible summary of structural conditions across horizons.
Candidate inputs include horizon diversity, liquidity, persistence, volatility, and tail risk. No production formula or calibrated score exists yet. The important research question is whether a summary adds clarity without hiding missing evidence.
Read current versus proposed capabilities: /product
CTA: Explore the proposed framework.

## Email 4 — Regimes
Subject: Why an uncertain regime can be an honest result
Preview: A positive trend does not establish persistence.
Current engine v1 can return uncertainty or volatility stress. It does not promote experimental fractal estimates into qualified persistence or reversion.
The distinction keeps missing evidence visible. It also prevents a descriptive number from becoming a recommendation by implication.
Read: /research/trending-vs-mean-reverting
CTA: Understand regime qualification.

## Email 5 — Invitation preparation
Subject: Help shape the research beta
Preview: Tell us which workflow you want to explore.
We’re gathering the questions that should shape a future research beta. Beta timing is not yet announced.
Tell us whether your priority is personal market research, quantitative workflows, adviser context, or a future API. We’ll use that interest to organize follow-up.
CTA: Update your research interests through /early-access (use the message field; the owner reviews duplicate-contact follow-ups separately).

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Subject: Your Fractal Intelligence research beta invitation
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