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Re: prediction markets
      Tue Sep 09 2008 07:57 AM

Sounds like you are wanting to trade options on damage in order to make a quick profit and you are absolutely at the wrong site for that. I would suggest googling your request. This is strickly a weather enthusiast site.

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