We’ve been watching the Polymarket betting odds closely leading up to this election.
Why?
Because it’s not just polls that can be fabricated or used for propaganda purposes.
These are actual betting markets where people are placing their money at play and they don’t want it to come back empty.
Can this be skewed too? Sure, but I think much less so than some bogus propaganda poll.
Simply put: the house rarely loses, and Vegas (betting markets) usually always wins.
So what are the betting markets saying on the day of the election?
They’re saying “Trump, Trump, Baby!”
Donald Trump 62% vs. Kamala Harris 38% odds to win the Presidency:
There was a brief push for Kamala (big money trying to skew the data?) in the past week which you can see in the chart below, but on the day of the election President Trump takes the firm lead:
Meanwhile, Bitcoin and stock ticker $DJT are also both surging, meaning Vegas and Wall Street are all starting to price in a Trump win.
As for the Swing States, Polymarket has President Trump leading in 4 out of the 6:
It is still unlikely President Trump will win the popular vote, but remember that’s not the goal:
MAGA is on track to win the Presidency, the Senate, and the House is a toss-up, currently tipping blue, but a 38% chance of a clean Republican sweet of all three:
Sing it with me….
“Trump, Trump, Baby!”
SOUND UP: "Trump, Trump, Baby!"
Get ready to turn your speakers up for this one....
Big shout out to my friend Tony for sending this my way.
You all know the song "Ice, Ice, Baby" by of course Vanilla Ice.
Now check out "Trump, Trump, Baby".
It's so good!
Just one warning....DO NOT LISTEN if you don't want to have this stuck in your head all day long!
Ok you've been warned.
Enjoy:
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Backup here if necessary:
TRUMP TRUMP BABY!
Mirror: https://t.co/SsnA8RfoHw pic.twitter.com/uBoVTIG69j
— DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) July 19, 2024
Go buy the track on iTunes, support the artist!
FULL LYRICS:
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