Butter Stock - (Permanent)
Butter Stock - (Permanent)
Mini
9
Ṁ4039
245
per share

Yes = Buy
No = Short
This is a permanent market and its duration will be lengthened as long as it's allowed. The aim is to sell your stock (see top right after you've made a bet) when you believe your side has over-corrected and buy in/short it again once it's over-corrected to the other side. Essentially, it's meant to function like a traditional stock market.

Read more: https://help.manifold.markets/manifold-101/why-would-you-sell-your-shares

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damn I want to buy in to this one but I need someone to send it down first.

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