kind of like the real stock market
panders to rumor and gossip instead of facts

the polls of actual voters show Clinton back in the lead.

another load of anticlinton clap trap

ACTUALLY, I THINK EDWARDS WOULD BE AN INTELLIGENT, HONEST, PLAIN SPEAKING AND JUST GOOD MAN FOR THE JOB....HE DOESN'T COME WITH ANY GARBAGE AND IS FROM POOR PEOPLE AND KNOWS HOW MUCH THE AVERAGE AMERICAN NEEDS...

OBAMA........NOT ENOUGH EXPERIENCE.. OPHRA, WHO NEVER CAMPAIGNED FOR ANY OTHER CANDIDATE BEFORE....NOW CAMPAIGNS FOR A AFRICAN AMERICAN. NOW TO ME THAT IS SLIGHTLY "RACIST" AS WITH HER SO CALLED POWER SHE COULD HAVE HELPED OUT OTHER TIMES WITH CANDIDATES...AND NOTICE THE ACCENT SHE IS USING DURING THE CAMPAIGN STOPS....NOT THE PROPER ENGLISH SHE USES ON TV AND DURING HER DAYS AS A REPORTER... SHE'S PANDERING TO THE "BLACK VOTE" AND THAT'S RACIST TO ME

Obama 2016, maybe. Biden '08, for the leadership and experience we need NOW.

I think Obama's rise has to do with media celebrity -like Hucksterbee--

be careful what you wish for

Personally, my money is on Barack. He'll make a GREAT president! Can't wait to change the world.

One has to wonder exactly how many participants are in this blogger's stock market. Not exactly a very good indicator if there's all of a dozen buyers and sellers is it?

If you're serious about doing a story on trading futures of candidates' prospects, then check out Intrade which is much more widely known is probably a more credible source of trending:

http://www.intrade.com/jsp/intrade/contractSearch/#

Unfortunately you won't be able to use the "Clinton Plummets" headline which is probably why you picked that obscure index in the first place. She's trending down while Obama is trending up but still trading at roughly 2x his value...

Yawn...yet another bitter Hillary shill

Poor Hillary, she so much looks forward to being President. She just wants the public to let her have her fantasy. If an incompitant babboon can be President, just how hard can it be?

In 2004 market prediction was a better way of predicting the caucus and primary results than polls were. Still not sufficiently close especially in picking up Kerry's and Edwards's rise in Iowa (but better than the polls).

Every analysis of Iowa and NH I've seen shows Obama on top:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2007/12/10/1197/0162

http://openleft.com/showDiary.do;jsessionid=E6DEF8FE42831C3A026911AAD6050B06?diaryId=2598