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Daily Archives: June 25, 2008
The definitive proof that FOR-PROFIT prediction exchanges (like BetFair and InTrade) are the best organizers of socially valuable prediction markets (like those on global warming and climate change).
Last year, I said that the BetFair prediction markets on global warming would fail. I said: My prediction is that the first two BetFair Global Warming prediction markets (HSBC Investable Climate Change Index and ECX CFI Futures Contract) will fail … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Market Liquidity, Market Prices & Probabilities, Regulations
Tagged American Enterprise Institute, BetFair, CFTC, climate change, event derivative markets, event derivatives, global warming, HSBC, InTrade, laws, prediction markets, Regulations, United States
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Fairness Doctrine prediction markets
Time for InTrade to reinstate those. -
Web Forums on Prediction Markets
Web Forums on Prediction Markets – (Web “fora”, more exactly. For those who took Latin in High School.) – Prediction Exchange Forums BetFair BetFair Asia TradeSports InTrade InTrade @ Get Satisfaction HubDub @ Get Satisfaction NewsFutures Foresight Exchange Inkling Markets … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Resources - References
Tagged COM, event derivative markets, Event Derivative Trading, event derivatives, High School, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Inkling, ORG, prediction markets, Punter's Lounge, Tom Next, Traders Laboratory, Vegas Advisor, web fora, web forums
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QUIZZ OF THE DAY: Which blog is the most open minded?
“Robin Hanson” site:freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com –> 8 results Freakonomics site:overcomingbias.com –> 16 results -
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Freakonomics, Overcoming Bias, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Steve Levitt
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Prediction Markets TV — Will the controversial but indispensable Max Keiser (ex-HSX) stay true to his purpose, or will he f*** it up?
- Previously: VIDEO: Max Keiser’s attempt at predicting the future —subjectively – External Link: Max Keiser blogs at the Huffington Post. -
My New York Times
Midas Oracle gets plenty of hits from this news / feed aggregator: http://my.nytimes.com/ . Has any of you tried that service? -
What’s the best gift?
Yesterday evening, NBC News had a segment on oil vouchers. Today, Felix Salmon points to lottery tickets. -
COMMENTS TO THE CFTC: What to expect from Tom W. Bell and Jason Ruspini
For those who are just surfacing from an Afghan cave: Tom W. Bell is a law professor at Chapman University (in California) and Jason Ruspini is a Wall Street professional (in New York). – It seems that both will, independently … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Industry), Regulations
Tagged American Enterprise Institute, California, CFTC, Chapman University, event contracts, event derivative markets, event derivatives, event markets, for-profit prediction exchanges, Iraq, Jason Ruspini, law professor, laws, New York, not-for-profit prediction exchanges, Paul Wolfowitz, Porter, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, Regulations, Tom W. Bell, United States Of America, US Supreme Court, Vernon Smith, Wall Street, young economist
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