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Tag Archives: retail
Hey, mister the “pragmatist”, how would a for-profit, retail, real-money prediction exchange survive with such illiquid (socially valuable) prediction markets?
- And I bet those 2 trades are his own. – UPDATE: See his comment, just below. -
Not enough profit opportunities in prediction markets?
Robin “High IQ” Hanson: (Don’t bother to complain such a market might pay terrorists to do it – they could make far far more money from such an act trading in existing financial markets.) Coming from one of the co-inventors … Continue reading
IG Group buys HedgeStreet for $6,000,000.
Just as predicted by our Deep Throat in early October 2007 —”They are packaging HedgeStreet for a closing/fire-sale.” RTT News. U.S.-based sed HedgeStreet, which has operated the HedgeStreet Exchange, has liabilities of approximately $1 million and operating costs of approximately … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Exchanges & Markets, Finance
Tagged Australia, chief executive, foreign exchange business services, GBP, Germany, HedgeStreet, IG Group, IG Group Holdings plc, pence, prediction markets, retail, retail client base, retail clients, Singapore, speculative investment products, sports markets, Time Howkins, United Kingdom, United States, USD
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Accounting sales of digitally downloaded games
This post was originally written for users of the simExchange prediction market following the listing of a new video game product that is distributed both through traditional retail channels but also digital downloads. With the listing of LittleBigPlanet, the simExchange … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Exchanges & Markets, Market Contract Statements, Market Expiry
Tagged Best Buy, blog, Microsoft, Nintendo, online distribution, online gaming stores, online sales, online store, online stores, PlayStation Network (PSN), retail, retail packaging, retail sales, simExchange Official, Sony Corp, video game product, Xbox Live Arcade, Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA)
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BetBrokers, the UK’s first retail and wholesale brokerage and clearing house for the sports betting industry
BetBrokers, the UK’s first retail and wholesale brokerage and clearing house for the sports betting industry, matched £28.5 million of betting transactions in 2006. (Via Betting Market.) BetBrokers Previous: Deep Throat on BetBrokers, “the World’s first independent betting brokerage†+ … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets
Tagged GBP, retail, sports betting industry, United Kingdom, wholesale brokerage
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HedgeStreet blog – I rate it as a C+.
The first version of the latest newsletter issue (Here comes Santa!) was first published 19 hours ago, on Sunday. I’ve just received an e-mail alert this Monday, at mid-day EST —with the date stamp on the blog post being updated. … Continue reading
Speaking of Definitions ….
One useful way to define a set of things that you’re interested in, as opposed to a set of similar things that you are not interested in, is to create a list of relevant attributes of those things and all … Continue reading
Reality check on TradeSports-InTrade’s recent statement
The spin doctoring goes like this: TradeSports, the leading person to person retail trading exchange, continues to grow and innovate in the lead-up to this November’s US elections. Reality Check: The world’s biggest retail, real-money prediction exchange is BetFair, actually. … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Bin Laden, David Pennock, Dow Jones, Independent Betting Arbitration Service, Internet Gambling Prohibition, Ireland, Irish government, person retail trading
exchange, retail, retail person, See David Pennock, the Globe, United Kingdom, United States, US Treasury
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