Resolution criteria (please copy into the description)
What counts:
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration issues an approval letter (NDA, sNDA, or BLA) for any product whose active ingredient is retatrutide, for any indication (obesity, diabetes, etc.).
The approval date is the one shown on FDA’s Drugs@FDA page or in the official FDA/Eli Lilly press release.
Accelerated or priority reviews are fine — as long as the outcome is “Approved.”
What does not count:
Fast-Track, Breakthrough, or other designations without a final approval.
Compassionate-use, expanded-access, or clinical-trial supply.
Compounded or “grey-market” retatrutide.
How it resolves:
The market resolves to the calendar date bucket in which the first qualifying approval occurs.
If no approval is granted by 31 Dec 2029 the market resolves to “2030 or later / never.”
Primary source: FDA’s “Drugs@FDA” database. Backup sources: FDA press releases, Eli Lilly investor news.