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Midas Oracle - The New Prediction-Markets Blog

Posted by Jonathan on November 26th, 2006 (All posts by Jonathan)

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Our friend Chris Masse has made himself into the world’s coordinator of news and information about prediction markets. Now he has set up an excellent group-blog, Midas Oracle, which looks very good so far and strongly displays Chris’s commitment to dispassionate, fact-based inquiry. It promises to be a major forum and resource for people who are interested in prediction markets.

Check out and bookmark Midas Oracle.

(Disclosure: I am a minor contributor to Midas Oracle.)

 

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