California's proposed 5% wealth tax faces mounting opposition. Market sentiment has shifted dramatically—prediction markets now price the likelihood of passage at just 20%, down sharply from initial expectations. The backlash from wealthy residents and business advocates appears to be gaining momentum, casting serious doubt on whether the measure will survive legislative hurdles.
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LiquidityWizard
· 14h ago
honestly, 20% odds? that's just the market pricing in what we already knew—wealth tax proposals always crater once the actuarial reality hits. empirically speaking, states that tried this got demolished by capital flight within 18 months. the math never worked. but sure, let's pretend this time is different... statistically significant cope imo
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UncommonNPC
· 14h ago
20% pass rate... LOL, these rich people really know how to play political games
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UncleLiquidation
· 14h ago
Uh... a 20% success rate? Rich people are really something else, they even scare the prediction markets, haha.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 14h ago
This 5% tax... is causing trouble again, and it still ends up dead. Those big shots in California are really experts at avoiding taxes, haha.
California's proposed 5% wealth tax faces mounting opposition. Market sentiment has shifted dramatically—prediction markets now price the likelihood of passage at just 20%, down sharply from initial expectations. The backlash from wealthy residents and business advocates appears to be gaining momentum, casting serious doubt on whether the measure will survive legislative hurdles.