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Do stocks beat prediction markets? For most people, yes
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By Jack Caporal for The Motley Fool Prediction markets have a unique draw: the ability to bet on real-world events, from the weather to election results to whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, all from the convenience of a smartphone.
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By Jack Caporal for The Motley Fool Prediction markets have a unique draw: the ability to bet on real-world events, from the weather to election results to whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, all from the convenience of a smartphone.
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