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Are you opening a brand-new prediction exchange?
Then, you want Jenni Peterson on board. Jenni is the most intelligent and informed person I have met to date. Focusing on the bigger picture of marketing HubDub to niche groups, Jenni has been able to drive large amounts traffic … Continue reading
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Why would an event derivative trader inform his/her fellow traders about pieces of information that give clues about the future outcome of an event that they all bet on?
- Why did Jenni Peterson give clues to her competitors? – Why didn’t she keep the information (see comments #6 and #7) close to her chest instead? – Do the traders who use play money are more talkative than the … Continue reading