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The IAEA to upgrade Fukushima to a Level 6 accident before midnight ET 31 Mar 2011 — [PREDICTION MARKET CHART]
Right-click the chart to get the latest probabilities: NHK WORLD TV live on USTREAM. PREVIOUSLY: The Japanese professor who predicted the nuclear disaster — [PREDICTION POST-MORTEM] NEXT: InTrade was not able to predict anything regarding the Fukushima nuclear energy plant. … Continue reading
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Have you tried Timetric? Like it? Use it?
Timetric Timetric Byline What I don’t like: The smart charts don’t go into blog feed. Do you have remarks about his service? Useful? Not useful? Comment below or e-mail me —or Twitter me.
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InTrade and BetFair make it impossible for me to show you the expired charts on the Oscars 2009.
- UPDATE: Correction. Even though the Oscars 2009 is now a past event (it is midnight time, Pacific Time), InTrade has the prediction markets listed in their live section. Bizarre. They are still open. I wonder whether that means that … Continue reading
The BetFair chart on the Super Bowl XLIII (2009) puzzles one of the Midas Oracle readers.
Barry O: Is this a knockout comp? The graph looks too mathematical to be anything else. – - Barry O: If the teams are knocked out of the competition (or mathematically have no chance) then thats going to improve the … Continue reading
The one thing you didn’t know about NewsFutures because our good doctor Servan-Schreiber never came on Midas Oracle to tell it.
Each NewsFutures prediction market can display a “graphical order book”: – Cute. Congrats to Emile and his team for this. -