This prop will pay out POP$100 if the US Government or the EU bring an antitrust suit against Google by May 29th, 2009. This can be checked at http://www.techcrunch.com
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Why the hell are you still releasing new stocks Taylor?!!! If anything you should put a big banner up on the first page saying the websites closing down, along with not letting new members join(since their's no point.)Geez!
It does not hurt to open a new one.
I would say, however, that closing SEEDS short would not hurt either (and probably USMPG should close long as well?).
I doubt that anything is going to close before the end.
Opening new props is just for Taylors amusement, like a slap in the face.
Yep, I guess Taylor likes draggin' people just along for the fun of it. What a little bitch.