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Tag Archives: 2008 US pesidential elections
The definitive proof that HubDub is an indispensable prediction exchange. [*]
As I told you, I am blogging as often as possible on the other blog (Midas Oracle .COM) about the 2008 US presidential elections as seen thru the eyes of the prediction markets. As I wrote there this morning, I … Continue reading →
Posted in Analysis (Market Calls), Exchanges & Markets, Finance, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics
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Tagged 2008 US pesidential elections, Barack Obama, Dow Jones, financial crisis, Financial Markets, HubDub, prediction markets, stock markets, US politics, US presidential elections
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