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I think he is assuming the betting public that would take on this sort of political wager will be a good indicator of how people are going to vote. I dont find this unreasonable. I would like to learn about the exchange market theory though... |
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But what % of that money is being wagered by Americans? I would think there has to be a huge margin of error based on the amount of money coming in from overseas. |
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But they may be betting based on polls they feel are reliable at this point in the race. |
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The snot thickens.
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I thought for sure this time we would see no Clinton nor Bush on either ticket.
Perhaps the worst job of selecting a running mate since Stella Walsh made the relay team. I may not even bother this time around. |
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Could it be possible the Reps. don't want to win??
Have stranger things happened? How should we know? |
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OMG, we're now referring to the odds on betting exchanges as having some meaning? novices.
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And this is what I was basically thinking. Imo they are giving way too much credit to those people have lots of money actually understanding what they are doing with it. They are gambling like any other market, only this type of gambling is very volatile and might be ridden with thrill seekers. I thought you were typing about the exchange rate of the dollar or something on the other topic. My bad. |
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