How can an event on June 21 retroactively cause a "No outcome" resolution for markets that closed on June 19 and 20? The market resolution for those earlier dates was determined by the absence of military action on those specific dates, scoring a 100% certainty based on their own timeframe. A later event has zero influence, a 0% impact, on a previously closed market. It’s like trying to change the score of a hockey game after the final buzzer has already sounded; the game's outcome for Tuesday is set on Tuesday, regardless of what happens on Saturday.