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Tag Archives: Journal of Prediction Markets
The Prediction Market Journal is dead.
Or so it seems. It was a third-tier journal, run by a bunch of people who exaggerated the predictive power of the prediction markets —and read by nobody other than those who published in it. It had to die. Midas … Continue reading
NewsFutures’ hyper marketese on their prediction market consultancy and software package for enterprise prediction markets
NewsFutures: Top-10 reasons why NewsFutures is the ideal partner to harness the wisdom of your crowd 1.) Integrated Solutions We offer complete solutions, not just great software. This approach delivers a much higher success rate and enables the client organization … Continue reading
Posted in Consulting, Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Software
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Insider Trading and Private Prediction Markets
People who run in-house, corporate prediction markets have told me that U.S. laws against illegal insider trading give them nightmares. The problem arises because a private prediction market typically generates material nonpublic information about the corporation that hosts it. If … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged corporate prediction markets, enterprise prediction markets, insider trading, insider trading laws, insiders, internal prediction markets, Journal of Prediction Markets, laws, Private, private prediction markets, Tom W. Bell, United States
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FOUR U.S. SCHOLARS ACCUSED OF ANTI-HEDGESTREET BIAS
My questions to Yiling Chen, John Ledyard, David Pennock and Eric Zitzewitz (alias “The Quartetâ€): – Why is it that HedgeStreet (the U.S.’s first CFTC-regulated real-money prediction exchange, a.k.a. betting exchange) is not cited? – Could you share with us … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry)
Tagged ConsensusPoint, Corning, David Pennock, Eli Lilly, Eric Zitzewitz (The Quartet), Google, HP, InklingMarkets, John Ledyard, Journal of Prediction Markets, Microsoft, NewsFutures, prediction market software solutions, prediction markets, public prediction markets, TradeSports, United States, Yiling Chen
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FOUR U.S. SCHOLARS ACCUSED OF ANTI-HSX BIAS
My questions to Yiling Chen, John Ledyard, David Pennock and Eric Zitzewitz (alias “The Quartetâ€): – Why is it that Hollywood Stock Exchange (the world’s #1 play-money prediction exchange, a.k.a. betting exchange) is not cited? – Could you share with … Continue reading
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Tagged ConsensusPoint, Corning, David Pennock, Eli Lilly, Eric Zitzewitz (The Quartet), Google, Hollywood Stock Exchange, HP, InklingMarkets, John Ledyard, Journal of Prediction Markets, Microsoft, NewsFutures, prediction market software solutions, prediction markets, public prediction markets, TradeSports, United States, Yiling Chen
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FOUR U.S. SCHOLARS ACCUSED OF ANTI-BETFAIR BIAS
My questions to Yiling Chen, John Ledyard, David Pennock and Eric Zitzewitz (alias “The Quartetâ€): – Why is it that BetFair (the world’s #1 prediction exchange, a.k.a. betting exchange) is not cited? – Could you share with us evidence that … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Leigh, Australia, ConsensusPoint, Corning, David Pennock, Eli Lilly, Eric Zitzewitz (The Quartet), Google, HP, InklingMarkets, John Ledyard, Journal of Prediction Markets, Justin Wolfers, Microsoft, NewsFutures, prediction market software solutions, prediction markets, public prediction markets, TradeSports, United Kingdom, United States, Yahoo!, Yiling Chen
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