Carlton Chin, CFA, is Managing Director, Portfolio Strategy & Research at Price Asset Mgmt (PAM) and portfolio manager and head of research for ADAMAH Capital, which specializes in Computer Aided Research & Advanced Technology (CARAT). He is a specialist in quantitative investment... More
The Financial Markets Program of the U of Chicago, together with Carlton Chin, a fund manager, devised a March Madness pool -- that models each game as a financial marketplace. As a result, the pool is run "round-by-round."
The pool is free -- and open to all (and several organizations have contributed prizes). Note that entries are due a few days earlier than most pools to generate closing price information (which is used to award points for correct selections).
The official opening prices have been posted for the first round games.
Closing prices for each game will be a function of market participant entries.
Entries may NOW be submitted for the first round games.
First round selections are due at midnight, Tuesday, ET (March 15).
Pricing can be used as a proxy for the probability of a team advancing to the next round.
For more information -- and to get your first round entries in -- please visit the March Madness link at CARATcapital.com.
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Some interesting info on the output of the March Madness pool. Modeling the games as a financial marketplace resulted in interesting -- and potentially useful -- probabilities.
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The pool is free -- and open to all (and several organizations have contributed prizes). Note that entries are due a few days earlier than most pools to generate closing price information (which is used to award points for correct selections).
Please also visit this summary of the March Madness Pool.
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