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Kamala Harris宣布参选2028前的赔率合理性与胜选概率争论

2026-07-02 · Kalshi · 31 条相关讨论

Oh1om1ke 2026-07-02 04:01:32

How much do people usually move up in thr market when they announce they are running

How much do people usually move up in thr market when they announce they are running

Oh1om1ke 2026-07-02 04:07:54

Shes running

Shes running

LarryorBarry 2026-07-02 04:48:20

Seemed pretty obvious she was running.

Seemed pretty obvious she was running.

tooeasy27 2026-07-02 04:54:39

yea i dont think there was any doubt if she was running or not.

yea i dont think there was any doubt if she was running or not.

Oh1om1ke 2026-07-02 04:59:55

Uncertainty should move it like 1% right?

Uncertainty should move it like 1% right?

Oh1om1ke 2026-07-02 05:00:03

Removing it i mean

Removing it i mean

LarryorBarry 2026-07-02 05:03:48

Maybe. Or one might assume that in a scenario where Harris has more than a 5% chance of winning the presidency, she will definitely run, so they wouldn't pay more for her to win based on this. You can tell me if it moves the market or not.

Maybe. Or one might assume that in a scenario where Harris has more than a 5% chance of winning the presidency, she will definitely run, so they wouldn't pay more for her to win based on this. You can tell me if it moves the market or not.

YardRage 2026-07-02 05:04:51

She will move down when she announces her candidacy. Buy the rumor, sell the news. Her 2020 campaign was baaad.

She will move down when she announces her candidacy. Buy the rumor, sell the news. Her 2020 campaign was baaad.

NonprofitProphet 2026-07-02 05:11:40

Idk about that, but after 2024, it did seem like she wouldn't even be trying again. Over the last few months she's made it fairly obvious she is going to be trying again imo, which makes sense when you think about her age. She would most likely be in her 70s before she gets another shot

Idk about that, but after 2024, it did seem like she wouldn't even be trying again. Over the last few months she's made it fairly obvious she is going to be trying again imo, which makes sense when you think about her age. She would most likely be in her 70s before she gets another shot

@bernardbulletin 2026-07-02 05:17:52

the person who consistently polls the highest you mean

the person who consistently polls the highest you mean

LarryorBarry 2026-07-02 05:20:32

well sure, but polling the highest doesn't mean a pathway to winning the presidency. I just think we can assume any politician that thinks they have a 5% chance of winning (and their odds don't go up if they wait a cycle) is going to run.

well sure, but polling the highest doesn't mean a pathway to winning the presidency. I just think we can assume any politician that thinks they have a 5% chance of winning (and their odds don't go up if they wait a cycle) is going to run.

@bernardbulletin 2026-07-02 05:21:29

i think thats baked into the odds

i think thats baked into the odds

LarryorBarry 2026-07-02 05:23:03

I don't tend to hold positions this far out. She's priced low?

I don't tend to hold positions this far out. She's priced low?

@bernardbulletin 2026-07-02 05:38:12

i mean you can argue structurally she's not gonna win it, fine

i mean you can argue structurally she's not gonna win it, fine

@bernardbulletin 2026-07-02 05:38:43

but is that a justification for buying 95c Ns on the person leading most polls?

but is that a justification for buying 95c Ns on the person leading most polls?

Greek 2026-07-02 05:39:23

its weird, because theta is such a big factor, I look at her dem odds being 7.7 and I think yeah sure, I can sell that in two years for maybe 20

its weird, because theta is such a big factor, I look at her dem odds being 7.7 and I think yeah sure, I can sell that in two years for maybe 20

LarryorBarry 2026-07-02 05:40:05

I guess you could argue that she already tried running for president once and did a bad job of it, then she was handed the nomination and didn't do anything amazing with that either. It's hard to come up with a good argument for why she wins beyond inertia

I guess you could argue that she already tried running for president once and did a bad job of it, then she was handed the nomination and didn't do anything amazing with that either. It's hard to come up with a good argument for why she wins beyond inertia

Greek 2026-07-02 05:40:19

have you considered its her turn?

have you considered its her turn?

Greek 2026-07-02 05:41:37

really though, i think it comes down to anyone looking at a kamala position rn isn't thinking she's actually gonna win

really though, i think it comes down to anyone looking at a kamala position rn isn't thinking she's actually gonna win