Prediction markets have been around for a few years, but they gained momentum following the last U.S. presidential election. Their popularity has even gripped Wall Street, where investors and strategists increasingly rely on their odds as a kind of gut check. That growth is now being dwarfed as the platforms expand into sports.

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Wall Street strategists say it's still a bull market, as investors brace for earnings season to test whether lofty valuations and AI-fueled optimism can hold.

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