(Bloomberg) -- A new way for traders to place leveraged bets on stock prices is growing in popularity as questions around the outlook for AI following the US midterm elections spur demand for hedging. Most Read from Bloomberg 'I'm a Piece of Sh--': Jensen Huang's Last Hours as Nvidia CEO Thousands of US Flights Disrupted as Nationwide Halt Extends Alice Huang-Linked Firm Procured Banned Nvidia Chips in China US Flight Chaos Lingers Over Weekend After Lengthy Stoppage FBI Said to Probe Whether Software Update Caused Mass FAA Outage Perpetual futures tied to stock prices began trading on Kalshi on Nov. 5, the same day technology stocks were rocked by the worst selloff since 2020.
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