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Cantor Fitzgerald Slammed Over Tariff Trades Which Never Happened
Cantor Fitzgerald Slammed Over Tariff Trades Which Never Happened
In retrospect, if only Cantor Fitzgerald was called PolyCantor, none of this would have happened.
Ever since September, the upstart online betting marketplace PolyMarket has been offering traders the opportunity to make money by betting whether the US Supreme Court would rule in favor or against Trump's tariffs, with millions of bets placed for either outcome (of course, we learned the outcome at 10am ET on Friday, when a 6-3 majority - including two Justices selected by Trump - voted against the...
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From Tariffs to Gold: Reading the Regime
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