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Crunch time in DC, Beijing and Athens – Reuters
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Posted in China, Politics, Video
Tagged Athens, China, Greece, Politics, U.S. Electon
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Picture of the Day: ‘Cause Baby, You’re a Firework
Thank goodness it will be over Tuesday night. Or will it? (click here if photo and video are not observable)
What to Expect When You’re Electing
Interesting data on S&P500 returns during the last two months of a presidential election year. We looked at the last fifteen presidential elections beginning with the 1952 election of President Eisenhower. With the exception of the swan elections of 2008, … Continue reading
How tight is the U.S. presidential election?
The race is suddenly so tight in the nine battleground states that each side is looking at a single Congressional district in Maine whose one electoral vote, in the event of an exceedingly tight outcome, could decide whether Mr. Romney … Continue reading
Arbitraging the Intrade Volatility
U.S. stocks are not the only market experiencing volatility these days. Take a look at the presidential contract over at Intrade. We logged on tonight and found the President’s probability of winning the election had fallen to almost 51 percent … Continue reading
The Political Black Swan
Fiscal cliff collides with a replay of the Bush v Gore 2000 fiasco. Not good. We noted in an earlier post today Governor Romney has moved ahead of President Obama on the Real Clear Politics electoral map for the first … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Politics
Tagged 2000 election, Bush v Gore, Electoral College, Popular Vote
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Romney Takes Electoral College Lead At Real Clear
This is the first time we’ve seen Romney take the lead in the electoral college at RealClearPolitics. The governor has also opened up a 7 point lead in the national Gallup daily tracking poll among likely voters and seems to … Continue reading
Romney Rally?
After returning to our desks last week, we posted, …been out (golf trip) and totally unplugged for the past few days and come back to yesterday’s major reversal in Apple (see chart) and a big flip in the polls in … Continue reading
Presidential Polls and Prediction Markets
Great piece by PBS NewsHour on divining the polls and predicting the next POTUS. Ray Fair’s economic model is fascinating. BTW, Romney’s probability of becoming the next POTUS has doubled in the past few weeks at Intrade. The VEEP debate … Continue reading
Weekend At the Movies: Lincoln
Wow! This looks good. Steven Spielberg directs Daniel Day-Lewis as President Abraham Lincoln and Sally Field as Mary Todd. To be released in November. (click here if video is not observable)
Posted in General Interest, Politics, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln, Sally Field, Steven Spielberg
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