We intend to soon offer on a trial basis certain historical market data free of charge as part of an initiative to improve the accessibility, transparency, and validation of prediction markets.
We hope in the near future that by making certain historical market data freely available (and foregoing a revenue stream) we will encourage further academic and business study and support of the prediction market phenomenon.
We will present data by category, event, market group, and individual market. No personal data will be made available. The initial reports that we will provide are closing prices and time and sales of each trade on a market. The data sets will be in a CSV format and will be refreshed daily.
We are looking for a limited number of people to Beta test our application and market data sets. Please contact us on d...@intrade.com if you are interested in being a tester and getting access (T&C's will apply) to historical market data.
hi John, it's Bob Pulver...I think we've connected on LinkedIn and via email before (work email = bobpul...@us.ibm.com).
I'm very interested in your historical market data, since I'm still pursuing IBM investment in prediction markets...obviously the business case is stronger with tangible, quantitative data.
Please let me know when you might be available to discuss this as well as your beta testing.
<john.dela...@intrade.com> wrote: > Happy New Year to All.
> We intend to soon offer on a trial basis certain historical market > data free of charge as part of an initiative to improve the > accessibility, transparency, and validation of prediction markets.
> We hope in the near future that by making certain historical market > data freely available (and foregoing a revenue stream) we will > encourage further academic and business study and support of the > prediction market phenomenon.
> We will present data by category, event, market group, and individual > market. No personal data will be made available. The initial reports > that we will provide are closing prices and time and sales of each > trade on a market. The data sets will be in a CSV format and will be > refreshed daily.
> We are looking for a limited number of people to Beta test our > application and market data sets. Please contact us on > d...@intrade.com if you are interested in being a tester and getting > access (T&C's will apply) to historical market data.
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:14 PM, whoisrtp <whois...@gmail.com> wrote: > hi John, it's Bob Pulver...I think we've connected on LinkedIn and via > email before (work email = bobpul...@us.ibm.com).
> I'm very interested in your historical market data, since I'm still > pursuing IBM investment in prediction markets...obviously the business > case is stronger with tangible, quantitative data.
> Please let me know when you might be available to discuss this as well > as your beta testing.
> On Dec 30 2009, 5:53 am, "John Delaney, CEO, Intrade.com" > <john.dela...@intrade.com> wrote: > > Happy New Year to All.
> > We intend to soon offer on a trial basis certain historical market > > data free of charge as part of an initiative to improve the > > accessibility, transparency, and validation of prediction markets.
> > We hope in the near future that by making certain historical market > > data freely available (and foregoing a revenue stream) we will > > encourage further academic and business study and support of the > > prediction market phenomenon.
> > We will present data by category, event, market group, and individual > > market. No personal data will be made available. The initial reports > > that we will provide are closing prices and time and sales of each > > trade on a market. The data sets will be in a CSV format and will be > > refreshed daily.
> > We are looking for a limited number of people to Beta test our > > application and market data sets. Please contact us on > > d...@intrade.com if you are interested in being a tester and getting > > access (T&C's will apply) to historical market data.
> > Best regards,
> > John
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Hi John, Bob got the correct John, the Éire John. If not already, I'm confident Hibernia John will attend to Bob in short order, if not already. Thanks John, John
On Jan 5, 10:50 am, John Eichert <j...@rivermark.biz> wrote:
> Bob, > I think you sent this to the wrong "john". > John Eichert
> On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:14 PM, whoisrtp <whois...@gmail.com> wrote: > > hi John, it's Bob Pulver...I think we've connected on LinkedIn and via > > email before (work email = bobpul...@us.ibm.com).
> > I'm very interested in your historical market data, since I'm still > > pursuing IBM investment in prediction markets...obviously the business > > case is stronger with tangible, quantitative data.
> > Please let me know when you might be available to discuss this as well > > as your beta testing.
> hi John, it's Bob Pulver...I think we've connected on LinkedIn and via > email before (work email = bobpul...@us.ibm.com).
> I'm very interested in your historical market data, since I'm still > pursuing IBM investment in prediction markets...obviously the business > case is stronger with tangible, quantitative data.
> Please let me know when you might be available to discuss this as well > as your beta testing.
> On Dec 30 2009, 5:53 am, "John Delaney, CEO, Intrade.com"
> <john.dela...@intrade.com> wrote: > > Happy New Year to All.
> > We intend to soon offer on a trial basis certain historical market > > data free of charge as part of an initiative to improve the > > accessibility, transparency, and validation of prediction markets.
> > We hope in the near future that by making certain historical market > > data freely available (and foregoing a revenue stream) we will > > encourage further academic and business study and support of the > > prediction market phenomenon.
> > We will present data by category, event, market group, and individual > > market. No personal data will be made available. The initial reports > > that we will provide are closing prices and time and sales of each > > trade on a market. The data sets will be in a CSV format and will be > > refreshed daily.
> > We are looking for a limited number of people to Beta test our > > application and market data sets. Please contact us on > > d...@intrade.com if you are interested in being a tester and getting > > access (T&C's will apply) to historical market data.
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