Prediction Markets = Collective Forecasting = Collective Intelligence That Predicts
George Tziralis should have refined a bit the statement he made in the first video below —statement which I have slightly modified in the title above. We need inputs from the primary, advanced indicators, the experts, and the prediction markets. We need all of that. The prediction markets will never eliminate either the polls or the experts. The prediction markets come as a supplement in the mix.
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Well, Chris, in that sense, shall we change our domain to askpredictionmarkets.com, too?
In any case, thanx for the coverage.
@George Tziralis: Not a bad idea for a new domain name. “ask the prediction markets .com”
. Good luck with AskMarkets.
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