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Tag Archives: Jason Ruspini
Jason Ruspini rebuts Eric Zitzewitz on the regulation of political prediction markets. — [COMMENT]
Did Eric Zitzewitz read Dodd-Frank? Jason Ruspini: Unfortunately, election contracts and ALL event contracts appear to be prohibited by CFTC regulation 40.11, released in July 2011 as part of Dodd-Frank: “(a) Prohibition. A registered entity shall not list for trading … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged academia, bets, Betting, betting markets, CFTC, derivatives, Dodd-Frank, Economics, Eric Zitzewitz, event derivative markets, event derivatives, events, forecasting, Jason Ruspini, laws, Politics, predicting, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, Regulations, Research
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Hi Robin, can you list some innovations and inventions that have originated in the emerging world and cannot fairly be called “copying”? I am frankly having trouble.
The Good Question Of The Day by our Jason Ruspini to Robin Hanson.
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His post, “The Myth of the Social Security Shortfall”, here, but if you don’t want to defer thinking, read Mish Shedlock on pension underfunding instead. Yes, taxes will have to go up, but it’s not as though sunsetting the Bush … Continue reading
Things Jason Ruspini wanna know
“Can we begin to index the broad rate of technological change? What would that curve look like over the last 200 years? How does it correspond to asset returns? Does that say anything about prospective returns?“
Posted in Economics, Finance, Financial Markets
Tagged Economics, economy, Finance, Financial Markets, Jason Ruspini, US economy
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Jason Ruspini, vice president of Conquest Capital, reveals the three indicators he uses to predict how high gold prices will go.
The Street: Download this post to watch the video, if your feed reader does not show it to you. Previously: The Interdependence of Prices and Gold – by Jason Ruspini UPDATE: Jason: I did not give $1500 as a gold … Continue reading
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, Predictions - Forecasts
Tagged Finance, Financial Markets, gold, gold market, Jason Ruspini, US economy, world economy
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Jason Ruspini loves gold.
Jason Ruspini made a bullish call on gold, in February 2009. Gold is up like 2.5% since his call.
Posted in Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Finance, Music
Tagged Finance, gold, gold market, GoldFinger, James Bond, Jason Ruspini
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It is interesting that Robin Hanson often takes the “X is not about X†tack, yet has relatively sanguine views about the sustainability of market manipulation.
The “accusation” is made by Jason Ruspini.
Posted in Philosophy, Psychology
Tagged Jason Ruspini, Philosophy, Psychology, Robin Hanson
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YouTube goes widescreen —so we can get more of Jason Ruspini (if that was really a necessity).
YouTube has just increased the width of their videos… but they didn’t increase the width of their video widgets, alas. – Hence, you have to go to the YouTube website to watch Jason Ruspini in (simili) widescreen —the original captation … Continue reading