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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Chris Masse appears in a fly-by analogy.
Here: http://www.haloscan.com/comments/caveatbettor/3098722113787876052/
BirdBet = Tiny bets over Twitter
BirdBet = Tiny bets over Twitter I will check it later this morning, as the website is down right now. No idea how it works. Via our good friend Byrne Hobart at LinkedIn
Twitter and the prediction markets
There is here one extremely popular Twitter application for talking online about stocks. Maybe, one prediction market startup will apply the same concept to prediction markets. Download this post to see the embedded video above.
Posted in Finance, Information Technology
Tagged charts, Finance, stocks, StockTwits, Twitter
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Mine is bigger and longer.
I have twice more followers than he has —and I started well after he did. I am the best.
Posted in Midas Oracle Statistics
Tagged Chris Masse's manhood, Midas Oracle, Twitter
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Google Wonder Wheel – Prediction Markets
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Keeping an eye on those Yahoo! research scientists
In my previous post, I told you what are the 3 main issues about prediction markets. (There are many more. Space limitation.) As far as I know, as of today, one group of researchers is very likely to produce some … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), People
Tagged Daniel Reeves, hype, Leslie Fine, prediction markets, Yahoo! Research
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Will any prediction market startup surge like *that*?
Posted in Business, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Internet Marketing, marketing, Twitter, web traffic
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Wiser Than James Surowiecki
In my previous post, I made an attempt at piercing the real identity of “Wiser Than The Crowd”… … Here is his reply: Thanks for the link. Though I’m flattered that my writing is good enough to confuse someone into … Continue reading
Making money on the spreading (or taming) of H1N1
For info, see our good friend “Caveat Bettor”, which is the pseudonym of a savvy New York-based financial expert —who made no mystery of his real identity to moi (I won’t tell). See also “Wiser Than The Crowd”, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Prediction Journalism
Tagged anonymity, betting markets, bloggers, blogging, Collective Forecasting, event derivative markets, H1N1, Influenza A (H1N1), InTrade, Open Media, prediction market journalism, prediction markets, pseudonyms, swine flu, Wiser Than The Crowd
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