Friday, January 4, 2008

Just the Numbers: Week 1

THE NUMBERS

Post Iowa, McCain, not Obama, is the biggest mover. Clinton is the biggest loser.

THE STRATEGIES

There was some money to be made int he VP contracts that I missed.

McCain may pick up a lot of independents in N.H., where they relate to his ruggedly independent persona. That may make it a harder state than Iowa for Obama. However, he is not projected to win the primary in the Granite State.



Next PresidentPr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
CLINTON(H)31.5-12.56%
GIULIANI10.1-1.85%
OBAMA25.111.57%
HUCKABEE5.61.34%
ROMNEY6.3-1.710%
McCAIN13.34.712%
PAUL3.1-0.13%
2008 Week 1: Huckabee gets a miracle; Obama has answered prayers; McCain gets a reprieve. Everyone else still on the ropes, except dropouts Biden, Dodd, and Gravel.
GOP NomineePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
MCCAIN31.513.41%
GIULIANI26.4-3.913%
ROMNEY14.1-8.310%
HUCKABEE16.11.61%
PAUL4.8-1.617%
THOMPSON(F)2.7-0.422%
RICE0.3-0.3n.m.
DEM NomineePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
CLINTON51-165%
OBAMA43.119.73%
GORE1.5-0.6n.m.
EDWARDS2.4-2.84%
RICHRDSN0.30.1n.m.
BIDEN0.10n.m.
DODD0-0.1n.m.
SenatePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
DEM85.11.85%
GOP5.2-4.890%
Next ExecutivePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
DEM60.7-0.52%
GOP3701%
OTH2.10.124%
DEM VP NomineePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
OBAMA4.6-2.272%
BAYH16.8-0.25%
FIELD13.602%
RICHARDSON142.26%
GORE7.8-1.426%
CLARK12.209%
WEBB3-1.280%
DEM VP NomineePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
FIELD306.733%
HUCKABEE10-11.199%
PAWLENTY7.1-0.138%
THOMPSON(F)2.5-0.1164%
GIULIANI5.51.624%
GINGRICH6.302%
BUSH(J)30.587%
President ParleyPr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
CLINTON-GIULIAN14.5-8.517%
CLINTON-ROMNEY3.1-12.4203%
OBAMA-GIULIANI9.11.1109%
CLINTON-HUCK7.5-1.523%
OBAMA-HUCKABEE82.425%
OBAMA-ROMNEY3.1-4.9219%
CLINTON-McCAIN15.74.48%
OBAMA-McCAIN13.18.191%
src: intrade.com; bid-ask are not points, but spread as a percentage of the bid. Polls comparison, via RealClearPolitics.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: this is just an informational note and not a solicitation or recommendation to buy or sell securities and there is no guarantee implied and people can lose all money on all investments. Numbers are believed to be correct, but do your own math and make your own conclusions or consult with an advisor before making any decisions.

Caucus/CandidatePr (%)Chg Wk.bid-ask
New Hampshire Primary
Democratic
CLINTON33.1-21.932%
OBAMA65306%
EDWARDS0.2-1.4n.m.
FIELD0-0.1n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY23-246%
GIULIANI0.3-0.9n.m.
THOMPSON(F)0.2-0.1n.m.
FIELD3.5-3166%
HUCKABEE1.2-2.6n.m.
MCCAIN7043.73%
South Carolina Primary
Democratic
CLINTON10-30.1337%
OBAMA62.112.137%
EDWARDS20.795%
FIELD0-0.1181%
Republican
ROMNEY8-249%
GIULIANI1.1-4.2n.m.
THOMPSON(F)5.1-2n.m.
FIELD40-1267%
MCCAIN3019.9n.m.
Florida Primary
Democratic
CLINTON30-40.1n.m.
OBAMA18.13n.m.
EDWARDS0.1-1.9n.m.
FIELD0-0.1188%
Republican
ROMNEY6.8-0.2148%
GIULIANI46.30.2449%
THOMPSON(F)2.10.1n.m.
FIELD15-6n.m.
MCCAIN20.110n.m.
New Jersey Primary
Democratic
CLINTON2020n.m.
OBAMA100n.m.
EDWARDS0.1-0.939%
FIELD0-0.1n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY5.10463%
GIULIANI65.114.9n.m.
THOMPSON(F)1.10.1n.m.
MCCAIN102649%
Nevada Caucus
Democratic
CLINTON25.1-9.9n.m.
OBAMA16.611.5260%
EDWARDS0.5-0.5n.m.
FIELD0-0.1n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY214.8n.m.
GIULIANI25-0.6n.m.
THOMPSON(F)2-4.1n.m.
MCCAIN159.4n.m.
Pennsylvania Primary
Democratic
CLINTON20-30n.m.
OBAMA100n.m.
EDWARDS0.1-0.9n.m.
FIELD0-0.1n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY5-0.1n.m.
GIULIANI60-5.2n.m.
THOMPSON(F)1-4n.m.
FIELD6-4.5n.m.
MCCAIN9.1-0.9n.m.
California Primary
Democratic
CLINTON20-30n.m.
OBAMA144n.m.
EDWARDS0.1-0.9n.m.
FIELD0-0.1n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY10.20.1n.m.
GIULIANI50-4.9n.m.
THOMPSON(F)0.5-4.5n.m.
MCCAIN8-2.1n.m.
Michigan Primary
Democratic
CLINTON20.1-19.9n.m.
OBAMA100n.m.
EDWARDS22n.m.
FIELD0.40.4n.m.
Republican
ROMNEY11.1-29n.m.
GIULIANI1-4.1n.m.
THOMPSON(F)0.80.1n.m.
MCCAIN35.114.5n.m.

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