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The Former Theater Director Who Keeps Beating Wall Street

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 14 October 2026, 09:27 UTC By Charles Riley 1 min read
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The Former Theater Director Who Keeps Beating Wall Street Brian Golden has emerged as the most successful trader in Kalshi markets on economic indicators. This article is for subscribers only. Most people lose money on prediction markets, often getting beat by sophisticated trading firms on other side of their wagers.

The Former Theater Director Who Keeps Beating Wall Street Brian Golden has emerged as the most successful trader in Kalshi markets on economic indicators. This article is for subscribers only. Most people lose money on prediction markets, often getting beat by sophisticated trading firms on other side of their wagers. Not this guy. Brian Golden, a 44-year-old former theater director, has emerged as the most successful trader in Kalshi markets that let users wager on economic indicators.
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