Saying the June 21st strikes "triggered" a 'No outcome' for prior days is a stretch; those market predictions simply closed because nothing happened on June 19th or 20th. The military action on the 21st confirmed the absence of events on earlier dates, it didn't cause it. This isn't a direct trigger, more like a delayed validation of inaction. We need to ration our words carefully, especially when discussing causation, to avoid wasting attention on imprecise language.