Finance
Corporate and finance prediction-market odds
Corporate-event markets carry a trap worth knowing about: many resolve on the announcement of a deal, not its completion. A market asking whether a company will be acquired can settle Yes on a signed agreement that later collapses. That makes these odds a read on deal news risk, which is a different and usually higher number than deal completion risk.
Live markets
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Binary questions tracked in Finance
Money at stake
$8.7M
Lifetime traded volume
Biggest 7d swing
0.7pp
Will no Fed rate cuts happen in 2026?
Most contested
97%
Will no Fed rate cuts happen in 2026?
Track record
15
Finance markets AIOVEL has followed to resolution
Every Finance market
Ranked by money at stake. Probability is the market-implied
chance of “Yes”; the 7d figure is how far that has moved this week.
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Will no Fed rate cuts happen in 2026? 92d left97%yes▲ 0.7pp7dVolume $8.7M 24h $25K Liquidity $433K
Read these as probabilities of an announcement inside the window, not probabilities that a transaction ultimately closes.
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Questions about finance odds
Does an acquisition market resolve on completion?
Often not. Many resolve on a publicly announced agreement “regardless of whether the acquisition is ultimately completed.” Always read the market's own terms before treating the number as a completion probability.
Are these odds tradeable signals for the underlying stock?
AIOVEL does not give investment advice. What these markets do offer is a continuously-updating consensus on event risk, which is hard to get from anywhere else at this frequency.
Why is volume lower than on the geopolitics board?
Company-specific questions attract a narrower audience. Lower volume means a wider spread and a price that a single participant can move further — read the liquidity figure alongside the probability.