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Last updated: 03.24 11:09
Top Undervalued
+33.5¢
33°C(No)
+32.5¢
32°C(No)
+30.8¢
30°C(Yes)
Highest temperature in Singapore on March 28? AI analysis: • +33.5¢ undervalued • Live Prediction Market fair value & mispricing alerts.
Undervalued Options Insights:
Based on the specific forecast for March 28, 2026, Singapore is expected to experience heavy thunder...
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33°C
YesNo
34.5¢
65.5¢
1¢
99¢
0¢
+33.5¢
32°C
YesNo
42.5¢
57.5¢
10¢
90¢
0¢
+32.5¢
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Exotics
For weather enthusiasts or locals, this is a standard query, but for the general global prediction market, betting on the exact temperature (down to the degree) for a specific day is relatively niche and trivial. It lacks the broad public appeal of presidential elections or sports finals.
Divergence
The market vastly overestimates the probability of an extreme cold event. The '26°C or below' option is trading at 25.5 cents, implying a 25% probability, whereas weather forecasts and climatological history suggest a probability of less than 5% (daily highs in Singapore rarely drop below 28-30°C even with rain). Additionally, the market's pricing of 32°C (30.5%) fails to account for the cooling effect of the forecast thunderstorms (forecast max 30°C).