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Tag Archives: Jon Corzine
Ben Shannon’s bad Corzine bet.
Ben Shannon (who blogs as “Jesse Livermore” at “Wiser Than The Crowd”) did bet on Jon Corzine — “buying around 65-68″, at the end of October 2009. Bad bet. Once again.
2009 New Jersey Gubernatorial Race: Was Nate Silver’s prediction more accurate than InTrade’s?
Nate Silver‘s prediction (November 2, 2009): “I’d make Christie about the 4:3 favorite.” [ UPDATE: Nate Silver's prediction post-mortem on the 2009 US elections.] You can see that days before Elections 2009, InTrade was too heavy on Corzine:
Posted in Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Exchanges & Markets, Market Expiry, Market Liquidity, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics, Prediction Post-Mortem
Tagged 2009 New Jersey gubernatorial race, betting markets, Chris Christie, event derivative markets, forecasts, InTrade, Jon Corzine, Nate Silver, New Jersey, Politics, prediction markets, Prediction Post-Mortem, Predictions, US politics
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