Traders describe large midterm wagers, with early exits shaping results
The Journal reported Singer backed Democrat James Talarico to win the Texas Senate race among his election bets and cashed out some positions early as his views evolved. Another trader, Aaron Courtney in Colorado, said he deployed nearly all his available cash, mostly on Democrats, and expected about 20,000 dollars in profit.
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