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Will this Question Correctly Predict Whether the HD Community Will Successfully Predict the Outcome of this Event?

Settled as Yes

Hamilton was the favorite and won. The favorite winning was the favorite in the first derivative question.

Background:

Background: InfernalMachine, I can't resist the challenge (in the comments of the second question). My brain hurts too!

You are investing in the outcome of this question:
http://www.hubdub.com/e/Market/Will_the_Hubdub_Community_Correctly_Predict_the_Outcome_of_This_Event_3021/view

Which refers to the outcome of this question:
http://www.hubdub.com/e/Market/Formula_1_Who_will_win_the_Australian_GP_in_Melbourne_on_1632008_2737

Settlement details:As Settled by Hubdub Administrators.

 
Forecast history %
Yes
59%
No
41%
Settled as Yes on Sun 16th Mar 2008 1:24pm PST

Suspend date: Sat 15th Mar 2008 11:59pm PST
Settlement date: Sun 16th Mar 2008 1:24pm PST
Prediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Sat 15th Mar 2008 11:59pm PST have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled

Initial likelihoods: Yes: 50%

Action history:

Created Fri 22nd Feb 2008 6:54pm PST by anaverageamerican
Edited Thu 6th Mar 2008 12:46pm PST by tomg[Admin]
Settlement requested Thu 13th Mar 2008 2:50pm PST by nigeleccles[Admin]: Just testing this is working...
Suspended Sat 15th Mar 2008 11:59pm PST : Suspend date reached
Settlement requested Sun 16th Mar 2008 2:22am PST by rohan: Please settle after settling http://www.hubdub.com/e/Market/Will_the_Hubdub_Community_Correctly_Predict_the_Outcome_of_This_Event_3021/setreq?s=1
Settled as 'Yes' Sun 16th Mar 2008 1:24pm PST by nigeleccles[Admin]: Hamilton was the favorite and won. The favorite winning was the favorite in the first derivative question.

Suspend date: Sat 15th Mar 2008 11:59pm PST
Settlement date: Sun 16th Mar 2008 1:24pm PST
Prediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Sat 15th Mar 2008 11:59pm PST have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled details

 

Predictions (26)

1 year ago
newswrangler[Power User] predicted No (H$20 at 43%)
1 year ago
chris[Admin] predicted No (H$100 at 43%)
1 year ago
infernalmachine[Power User] predicted Yes (H$380 at 56%)
1 year ago
jenniandboys[Admin] predicted No (H$50 at 49%)
1 year ago
goldneye predicted Yes (H$50 at 50%)

Comments (13)

  1 skipper
my head hurts... HubDerivatives...
posted 1 year ago
Mine too .. kids 8^)
posted 1 year ago
  3 steph
LOL, I love recursion.

= )
posted 1 year ago
  4 ltmod
If you bet YES on the first, NO on the second, and YES on the third, do you break even? ;)
posted 1 year ago
It depends on the odds, and hence on the predictions themselves. I haven't taken positions on my questions yet, but I'm thinking Yes on both.
posted 1 year ago
  6 skipper
If you bet at all on the first derivative, you want to bet yes on this one.
Right?? because betting no here would say that your bet on the first one is wrong!
posted 1 year ago
unless you are hedging. it might be fun to have a whole category for derivatives. i like how it brings attention to the whole idea behind predictive markets -- that they actually do correctly predict things better than any other method. except maybe they don't, or maybe only in certain circumstances.
posted 1 year ago
  9 donal
HubDerivatives - I love it!

Keep up the good work Infernalmachine

Donal
(Hubdub Sports Ed)
posted 1 year ago
wouldn't betting no negate the question ?
posted 1 year ago
WOW infernal, I like your thinkin' man! Hehehe, this is sooo much fun! I feel like my brain is on a hamster wheel and I'm running with one eye open while chewing on a gum ball :-P Hahaha, okay so it's not thattt complicated ;-) ... I trade stock options IRL, so I love hedging, or playing ups and downs simultaneously, it really dig this stuff ... I know this is not totally related but you may like it, have you ever heard of the Elliott Wave Theory aka Elliott Wave Principle? Man, that is deep analytics, if you like that sort of thing, predicting market trends and such ... Just a heads up, you seem like a numbers kind of guy.

lucidstates
posted 1 year ago
Numbers kind of guy? I thought InfernalMachine claimed to be a poet elsewhere in the comments 8^)
posted 1 year ago
  13 melmel07
it can be any combination w/o going against yourself..since the odds may change. i voted yes on the 2nd, and if i vote no on this one, i'm saying that i'm right on the 2nd one but the current majority is going to be wrong. this is awesome.
posted 1 year ago

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