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Tag Archives: Republican presidential candidate
Hedging your political ads on InTrade or the Iowa Electronic Markets
Centrist Messenger: How it works. Centrist Messenger will issue a refund of the purchase price of the advertisement, if and only if the single candidate that you selected as being supported by your ad does not win the general presidential … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008 US elections, 2008 US presidential elections, advertising, betting markets, Centrist Messenger, Democratic presidential candidate, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Hedging, hedging your political ads, IEM, InTrade, Iowa Electronic Markets, political ads, political advertising, political event derivatives, political futures, political hedging, political prediction markets, Politics, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, Republican presidential candidate, risk hedging, US elections, US politics, US presidential elections
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Google employees submitted more questions for Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul than any other candidate who has visited the Mountain View campus before him.
Via Tech Crunch (which has a long and detailed blog post on Ron Paul’s Internet presence), this YouTube video of Ron Paul lecturing Google’s Bo Cowgill’s colleagues. Don’t miss a word of it, folks. Ron Paul’s official website for the … Continue reading
Intra-Debate and Post-Debate Prediction Markets
= Prediction markets monitored during and after a political debate shown on national TV, and compared to the talking heads’ sentiments. — Caveat Bettor liked the section of Emile Servan-Schreiber’s blog post about the NewsFutures prediction markets plebisciting French Republican … Continue reading
The mainstream media try to silence Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul. It’s a giant conspiracy.
— The two-sentence excerpt run by NBC News (Brian Williams – Thursday, May 17, 2007): They attack us because we’ve been over there. We’ve been bombing Iraq for 10 years. And then Alan Greenspan’s spouse cut Ron Paul abruptly to … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics
Tagged Alan Greenspan, Brian Williams, Central Intelligence Agency, China, CNN, Donald Luskin, Gulf of Mexico, Iraq, Islamic Republic of Iran, mainstream media, Mid-East terrorist, Middle East, NBC, Pat Buchanan, Reagan, Republican presidential candidate, Ron Paul, Rudy Giuliani
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Questions to Alex Forshaw
- Please, give me the name of the Democratic presidential candidate for 2008. – Please, give me the name of the Republican presidential candidate for 2008. – Plesase, give me the name of the next President of the United States … Continue reading