That equates to a 8.5% annual return. Usually not enought to get guys excited around here, but it will help you make your rollover over there risk-free.
Matchbook has a prop under the "current events" section on whether or not the United States will attack North Korea by the end of the year (2005). The odds are -9000, which is a yield of around 1.1%.
I don't think I have to go into the reasons the U.S. is NOT going to quicky rush into war with North Korea's 2 million troops and 5th largest army in the world in the next 7 weeks (just for starters, S. Korea would be decimated by artillery and nukes, U.S. only has 10,000 troops stationed there, all of or military resources are in the middle east and take many months to move, I could go on). Lets just say the odds are so high its impossible to calculate.
Anyway, if you want a way to make your rollover and get an above inflation return over the next 7 weeks, I thought I would point this out. If there is any risk at all, it is Matchbook going OOB in the next 7 weeks, but they seem well capitalized so I don't think that is a concern either.
Matchbook has a prop under the "current events" section on whether or not the United States will attack North Korea by the end of the year (2005). The odds are -9000, which is a yield of around 1.1%.
I don't think I have to go into the reasons the U.S. is NOT going to quicky rush into war with North Korea's 2 million troops and 5th largest army in the world in the next 7 weeks (just for starters, S. Korea would be decimated by artillery and nukes, U.S. only has 10,000 troops stationed there, all of or military resources are in the middle east and take many months to move, I could go on). Lets just say the odds are so high its impossible to calculate.
Anyway, if you want a way to make your rollover and get an above inflation return over the next 7 weeks, I thought I would point this out. If there is any risk at all, it is Matchbook going OOB in the next 7 weeks, but they seem well capitalized so I don't think that is a concern either.
