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HISTORY: Prediction Markets Timeline

Posted on July 17, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

For an updated version of this document, see the “paged” Prediction Markets Timeline. – CHRONOLOGY & HISTORY: Prediction Markets Timeline – Feel free to post a comment or contact me, and I’ll correct or add a factoid. Thanks. – #1. … Continue reading →

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How the Hollywood Stock Exchange and the other betting exchanges encourage event derivative traders to continually check back and trade further

Posted on July 10, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

Prediction market consultant Jed Christiansen: [...] The Hollywood Stock Exchange has gone to the other side of the spectrum. They stake each trader with $2,000,000. A standard MovieStock is priced between $20 and $200, with default purchase options of 1000 … Continue reading →

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Debunking HSX Alex Costakis’ conspiracy theory

Posted on February 24, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

#1. There’s a story covering Inkling Markets and (not extensively) the corporate prediction markets in the Chicago Tribune. Here’s an interesting excerpt: In the real world, the reason people use markets is to make money. If an outcome is accurately … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: The Hollywood Stock Exchange

HISTORY: Prediction Markets Timeline

How the Hollywood Stock Exchange and the other betting exchanges encourage event derivative traders to continually check back and trade further

Debunking HSX Alex Costakis’ conspiracy theory

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