What is closing line value?

Closing line value in plain English

Why CLV matters more than one result

How to track CLV safely

Closing line value compares the number recorded when a decision was made with the final market number before an event starts. It can be a useful process metric because it checks whether a user found a better number than the closing market. CLV is not a guarantee and should be reviewed over a meaningful sample.

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