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Dear Midas Oracle readers, I’m happy to report progress in building the architecture and content of our group blog, Midas Oracle. Let me introduce you to our 2 master pages: “PREDICTIONS” and “BEST”. — — #1. PREDICTIONS http://www.midasoracle.org/predictions/ = our … Continue reading
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Tagged best, charts, Emile Servan-Schreiber, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Google, Justin Wolfers, Michael Giberson, Midas Oracle, multi-author, New Hampshire, prediction markets, Predictions, probabilities predictions, the New Hampshire, The Wall Street Journal, Wall Street Journal, web stats, web stats services, Web-based resource
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Columbia Journalism Review not much convinced by Wall Street Journal’s Justin Wolfers
To say the least. [...] Unfortunately, by the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Wolfers was back in the Journal, writing this time that the newspaper’s own prediction market, WSJ Political Marketplace, run by Intrade, was showing that New Hampshire … Continue reading
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Is John Delaney the greatest psychic of all times (past, present, and future)? Deep Throat is very impressed by how accurate the InTrade-TradeSports CEO’s 2005 prediction turned out to be. According to Deep Throat, the great Irish oracle “accurately predicted … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, BetFair, Betting @ BetFair, blogging, CEO, event derivative markets, event derivatives, failure, InTrade, InTrade-TradeSports, John Delaney, Midas Oracle, New Hampshire, NewsFutures, Open Media, prediction, prediction market industry, prediction markets, Prime Minister, the New Hampshire, TradeSports
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