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The Jock Exchange: Wall Street is about to launch a new way to trade professional athletes the way you trade stocks.
This Portfolio magazine piece has been linked to by Marginal Revolution, Freakonomics, and Andrew Sullivan at The Atlantic… on top of being brought to the public by the print edition of this new business magazine… … and there’s only 2 … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Finance
Tagged Andrew Sullivan, Arizona Diamondbacks, athlete, California, co-founder, fantasy-sports website, general partner, Jeff Ma, Jeff Moorad, Las Vegas, Mike Kerns, MIT, model for the jock exchange, Oakland, Portland Trail Blazers, ProTrade, ProTrade co-founder, running back, San Mateo, sports agent, USD, venture capital, Wall Street
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