Could you be a Slumdog Millionaire?

Since its launch in 1996 the Hollywood Stock Exchange has allowed British punters to mingle with the rich and famous and experience the ups and downs of the American film industry.

Action packed with thrills and spills, spread betting on the virtual markets within the film trade is available to anyone and everyone who wants to play. Spread betters have access to an extensive list of actors, directors, production houses and films which can then be traded however seen fit.

Cantor Index bought this concept and made it available to the British spread betters who fancy their chances within the fickle world of production and performance.

Back in 2001 Pearl Harbor was predicted to soar; which also created a commotion for the shares regarding Ben Affleck earning all those who gambled a lovely sum of money.

Having recently reviewed The Oscars and the success of Slumdog Millionaire, has there been a wise and wealthy punter to have benefited from making a prediction this year?

In years gone by it was only possible to ‘play’ the markets in a Monopoly style manner, earning the winner the right to chose prizes rather than winning real cash, however all this has now changed and real bets offer real winnings, all free from ALL taxes.