Prediction Markets + Market Predictions = Collective Forecasting That Pays Off
That’s from Mark Rose, former product management director at HedgeStreet, who is onto other venture(s). (Link here, but you need to be registered on Linked In.)
Any other readers want to write a recommendation for my Linked In profile? Should I return the favor? Any idea on how to establish a Midas Oracle network with Linked In?? I’m brand-new to this stuff. (You can say I’m retarded on social networking, that’s OK. I can take it. 
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