akkie 
Will the FTSE, close up on Sept 8th?
Settled as YES as the FTSE closed up 195.60
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Settlement details:
As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Suspend date: Mon 8th Sep 7:30am PDT Settlement date: Mon 8th Sep 8:48am PDTPrediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Mon 8th Sep 7:30am PDT have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 50%
Action history:
akkie melvster: FTSE has opened, this should be settled now.
FTSE opened up, I believe.
melvster: Sorry, the FTSE Open market should be settled, not the close. 
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: Settled as YES as the FTSE closed up 195.60
Suspend date: Mon 8th Sep 7:30am PDT Settlement date: Mon 8th Sep 8:48am PDTPrediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Mon 8th Sep 7:30am PDT have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled
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predicted No (H$333 at 4%)
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Indices rule change - Indices questions will be suspended one hour before the markets close. The only exception will be those questions that relate to the numerical state of a market, such as the poker hand and tens digits questions.
<<London Stock Exchange Group Plc, operator of the world's fourth-largest market, broke down on the busiest morning for European equities in nine months, hurting clients who trade an average $17.5 billion a day.
Trading resumed at 4 p.m. after an earlier computer failure left clients unable to buy or sell shares for about seven hours, according to the LSE's Web site.
``Many traders will feel morally cheated that they have been unable to conduct their business in response to today's financial news,'' said David Buik, a London-based market analyst at BGC Partners. ``The fact that it happened beggars belief.''
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