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CFTC regulation and election contracts
Insofar as event markets are within the CFTC’s jurisdiction, they would likely be approved as “excluded commodities”. Here is the relevant part of the definition within the Commodity Exchange Act: (iv) an occurrence, extent of an occurrence, or contingency (other … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Exchanges & Markets, Finance, Regulations
Tagged ambiguous and arbitrary law, bet exchanges, betting exchanges, betting markets, CFTC, energy, energy products, event derivative markets, event derivatives, event futures markets, Finance, Hillary Clinton, laws, oil find, online sports, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, regulated sports-based hedging markets, Regulations, sports markets, Trader
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Prof. Bainbridge on Burton Malkiel on the efficient capital markets theory (ECMH)
Prof. Bainbridge on Burton Malkiel on the efficient capital markets theory (ECMH): The second pillar of Malkiel’s analysis is the efficient capital markets theory (ECMH). The fundamental thesis of the ECMH is that, in an efficient market, current prices always … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Explainers, Market Prices & Probabilities
Tagged Bainbridge, oil find, Semi-Strong Form
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