Who are the prediction market consultants who took part of the conversation prompted by the publication of the devastating story by The Economist?
- Adam Siegel of Inkling Markets
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What, because we aren’t goaded into responding to your blog posts at your convenience we couldn’t be useful consultants to our clients?
Looks like Robin is trying to dialogue with you, Chris. Why won’t you converse?
Opacity versus Openness
http://www.midasoracle.org/2009/03/05/opacity-versus-openness/
Your rather opaque response (not actually addressing what Robin wrote) leads me to believe that you have no desire to be open about this, Chris. As far as the suggestion that Robin is not being open, have you not read any of his papers, Chris? Robin is *quite* open about his work on, and ideas about, PMs.