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Elon Musk
YesNo
Jeff Bezos
YesNo
Jensen Huang
YesNo
Bernard Arnault
YesNo
Warren Buffett
YesNo
Steve Ballmer
YesNo
Larry Page
YesNo
Mark Zuckerberg
YesNo
Sergey Brin
YesNo
Larry Ellison
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.16 06:26 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Although Elon Musk's price has retraced from 91.5c to 87.5c in the last few days, this appears to be normal market volatility rather than a deterioration of fundamentals. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Musk typically maintains a significant lead and is hard to overtake barring a catastrophic Tesla crash. There is a significant inefficiency in the market: Larry Page (1.45c) is trading higher than historically consistent runners-up Jeff Bezos (0.75c) and Bernard Arnault (0.35c). This inversion is irrational. Musk's fair value should remain above 90c, while Bezos and Arnault are severely undervalued as the primary 'black swan' beneficiaries.
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Arbitrage|Low Risk
Arbitrage Plan:
Buy 'Yes' on all options (Buy the Field)
Plan Description:
The sum of 'Yes' prices for all 10 options is only 95.6c. If the richest person is within this list of 10, buying the entire field yields a profit of 4.4c. The risk is that someone outside this list (e.g., Bill Gates or Amancio Ortega) becomes #1, which would result in a total loss. Given the list covers the primary contenders, this is a low-risk 'soft arbitrage' opportunity.Sign up to view more information
Arbitrage: 4¢
|Annualized yield: 5.8%
Hedging
NVDA
TSLA
Changes in the ranking of the richest person are primarily driven by the performance of the core company stocks they hold. The wealth of Elon Musk (TSLA), Jensen Huang (NVDA), and Mark Zuckerberg (META) is highly concentrated in single, high-volatility tech stocks. Therefore, predicting the richest person is essentially predicting the relative stock performance of companies like Tesla, Nvidia, or Meta. While the resolution of this market itself won't drive stock prices, significant moves in the underlying stocks (e.g., earnings surprises) are the direct determinants of this outcome, creating significant hedging or correlation value.