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Tag Archives: Washington Stock Exchange
The best blogs on prediction markets
CFM: Blogs Midas Oracle: Links – Send me your blog URL, if you write on prediction markets —and I’ll Include it in the list (maybe ). The new kid on the block is The Quantified Pundit. Great blog name. Bookmark … Continue reading
Posted in Resources - References
Tagged Add new tag, Andrew "Bert" Black, Ashish Singal, blogs on prediction markets, Chris Hibbert, COM, event derivative markets, event derivatives, George Tziralis, Greece, Jason Ruspini, Jed Christiansen, Mike Linksvayer, Odd Head, Open Media, ORG, Prediction Market Information, prediction markets, United Kingdom, Washington Stock Exchange
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Pinching Adam Siegel’s nose… AGAIN.
Inkling Markets: What are some examples of public prediction markets? One of the first and oldest prediction markets [*] was run by the University of Iowa in 1998 [**] to predict the outcome of United States Presidential Elections. [***] In … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), History
Tagged Adam, Adam Siegel, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Iowa, Ireland, Koleman Strumpf, Middle East, Paul Rhode, Pentagon, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, The University of Iowa, to forecast product, United States, US DoD, Wall Street, Washington Stock Exchange
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Meet David Perry of Consensus Point.
David Perry Photo Credit: Bryan Bass, for NewsWeek
Posted in People
Tagged Bryan Bass, David Perry, NewsWeek, prediction markets, Washington Stock Exchange
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Pinching Adam Siegel’s nose… gently.
Inkling Markets: What are some examples of public prediction markets? One of the first and oldest prediction markets [*] was run by the University of Iowa in 1998 [**] to predict the outcome of United States Presidential Elections. [***] In … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), History
Tagged Adam, Adam Siegel, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Iowa, Ireland, Koleman Strumpf, Middle East, Paul Rhode, Pentagon, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, The University of Iowa, to forecast product, United States, US DoD, Wall Street, Washington Stock Exchange
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Consensus Point’s Washington Stock Exchange gets scholars FOR FREE.
Cass Sunstein (on guns): Cass R. Sunstein is a contributing editor at The New Republic and a professor at the University of Chicago. He is the author of Infotopia: How Many Minds Produce Knowledge and holds an unpaid position on … Continue reading
REALITY MARKETS MORE POPULAR THAN INKLING MARKETS
The claim is made by the official Reality Markets blog, with the caveat that Alexa numbers can’t really be trusted. I’d keep in mind that Reality Markets is a managed play-money prediction exchange while Inkling Markets is an unmanaged play-money … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Alex Costakis, blog, Brad Steward, Chris Masse, David Perry, Emile Servan-Schreiber, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Internet citizens, Mac, media coverage, Midas Oracle, NewsFutures Official, play-money CDA technology, prediction markets, San Francisco, software-on-demand, the New York Times, Washington Stock Exchange
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The open-minded little world of Mister Jed Christiansen
The external links published on Jed Christiansen‘s little blog: Links Blogroll o Risk Markets and Politics o NewsFutures blog o Useable Markets o Oddhead blog o Midas Oracle Play-money Markets o NewsFutures o Inkling Markets o Washington Stock Exchange o … Continue reading