
Resolves Yes if Trump finishes his second term. Resolves No if Trump doesn't serve a full second term for any reason.
People are also trading
https://manifold.markets/PaulSchleuse/how-will-trump-leave-office?r=VGhlV2FiaVNhYmk undervalued market in comparison to this one
@SentientTree Yeah it's a bit weird. But there have been some minor negative health-related stories, maybe they are responsible?
@TheWabiSabi The way you phrased that sounds a helluva lot more confident than buying NO at 80%...
For myself, I'll prob keep on buying a few YES shares a day for a while, not all at once. And for now I'm getting them cheaper than 80%.
@AhronMaline without my NO shares market would be around 87-88%. But think 75-80% is still a great deal.
@TheWabiSabi Wow, I take back any denigration of your confidence level! So I guess you're the answer to @SentientTree's question...
Thank you for the good prices!
@SentientTree You are discounting the probability of assassination, removal from office, abdication, coup, the disestablishment of the office of POTUS for any reason, etc
Compare with https://manifold.markets/lalaithion/how-will-trumps-second-term-end
However, there has been an upward trend: Dec '24, 71 % -> Jan '26, 79 %
The market simply corrected the extreme overrating back when it was at 90 %
@Lilemont why makes you think they are discounting it? The probability of those things also decays over time.
@MachiNi Because Trump is probably above-average risk for all of those
So unless you think Trump is in extremely good health, one is probably discounting those factors
@Lilemont whatever his risk level, the probability decays because there’s less time left in his term! Sentient Tree commented back when the price was decreasing, which made no sense.
Seems unhealthy and out of shape. Maybe too old for office...