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Tag Archives: John McQuaid
Yet another guy, writing about prediction markets in the mainstream media, who does not master what he is talking about.
Via Adam Siegel of Inkling Markets, John McQuaid of Wired. It’s incoherent to start a rant against prediction markets by this upbeat line, “Prediction markets can be spookily accurate.” He blames the New Hampshire upset on poor liquidity. Where is … Continue reading →
Posted in Analysis (Meta), Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Leading & Lagging Indicators
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Tagged accuracy, Adam, Adam Siegel, Barry Ritholtz, Collective Intelligence, event derivative markets, event derivatives, John McQuaid, mainstream media, New Hampshire, prediction markets, the New York Times, Wired, wisdom of crowds
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