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Tag Archives: retail trading
Building Exits into CFTC Regulation
Much of my draft paper, Private Prediction Markets and the Law, focuses on nuts-and-bolts fixes for the legal uncertainty that currently afflicts private prediction markets under U.S. law. I’ll say more about those in later posts to Agoraphilia and Midas … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged CFTC, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, event derivative markets, event derivatives, internet access, prediction markets, Private, Regulations, retail trading, Technology Liberation Front, Tom W. Bell, United States
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Iowa Electronic Markets: only 3,000 speculators
Alan Boyle: Neumann estimates that 3,000 people or so [COULD BE LESS] use their online accounts for the presidential contract-trading. Pitiful. Ludicrous minute numbers for a prediction exchange that is on the scene since day one (1988). Laughable numbers. Ridiculous … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry)
Tagged Alan Boyle, online accounts, retail trading, United States
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