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Justin Wolfers Country has turned Left… as predicted by the prediction markets.
The Washington Post on Australia‘s November 2007 political elections. The prediction market charts below were taken a bit before the close of the Australian polling stations, last Saturday. BetFair (on Australia’s Labor Party, which ended winning): BetFair had a complete … Continue reading
Prediction Markets on the 2007 Australian Federal Election
Google has opened a new webspot for the 2007 Australian Federal Election. Bo Cowgill should tell them to add prediction markets to their website. — Labor Party Static Chart: — Labor Party Dynamic Chart: Static Chart: — No Australian election … Continue reading
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Will the Scottish People choose Independence??
BetFair prediction markets on the Scotland elections taking place this Thursday, May 3, 2007. (For your information, InTrade-TradeSports has no liquidity on the Scotland prediction markets. Also, note that there is also an election in Wales, but the betting markets … Continue reading
Is the Gordon Brown prediction market being manipulated at BetFair?
Political blogger Mike Smithson (ex-BBC News) thinks that it has been the case lately. His criteria: Number one, when the Gordon Brown contract price becomes cheaper, other contracts (for the Labor party leadership) don’t get a boost. Number two, the … Continue reading