Different arguments need different markets.
Is this person gaining ground?
A market with two directions around one public figure.
Who is gaining on whom?
One market on the gap between two public figures.
Will this happen?
A yes-or-no market with a stated way to decide the result.
Read the market.
Look at the question, the two sides, the current price, and the market terms. The price can move as participants change their view.
A market price is not a score of a person's worth. It does not mean the person shown agrees with, endorses, or owns the market.
Take your side.
Choose the direction or outcome you believe the market is underpricing. Review the price, fees, market terms, and the amount you can lose before you continue.
Your position is a market contract. It gives you no ownership in a person, their work, or their future income.
Keep reading as the market moves.
A position can gain or lose value as the market changes. Each market carries its own question and terms. Account and trading access can also depend on the market, your account, and your location.
Practice is separate from live trading.
A live position puts money at risk where live trading is available. In Practice mode, you can explore a market with Practice credits where that mode is available. Practice credits have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for cash.
Practice fills are simulated. The price and timing of a Practice fill may differ from a live trade, especially when prices move or there is little interest on the other side. Practice results do not predict live results.