CNBC: Fast Money Halftime Report

What will Sam Altman say during his CNBC interview?

Held

Tue, Sep 29

12:15 PM ET /

Sam Altman

Interview

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How to read a row

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  • Said (YES) Not said (NO). Last 5 runs newest first.
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No other event of this series closed in the 60 days before this one, so there is nothing to compare these rules with.

Each market: If Sam Altman says {word} as part of CNBC: Fast Money Halftime Report originally scheduled for September 29, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes.

Full rules

How this is resolved
Video of the CNBC: Fast Money Halftime Report originally scheduled for September 29, 2026 using the live broadcast or stream.
If a consensus by Kalshi employees cannot be reached using video, internal & external (official) transcripts of the CNBC: Fast Money Halftime Report originally scheduled for September 29, 2026 will be used.

Payout Criteria
The exact phrase/word, or a plural or possessive form of the phrase/word.
Plural nouns occurring within proper nouns and noun phrases (e.g. names, titles, etc).
Sam Altman speaking in an official capacity.
For phrases with slashes like "Doge/Dogecoin," either word satisfies the criterion.

Doesn't count for payout
Grammatical/tense inflections are otherwise not included.
Additional content not included in the original broadcast or stream.
Presence alone during a livestream is not sufficient for the market to qualify (e.g., inaudible private conversations on camera, unofficial statements picked up on a hot mic).
Except as otherwise specified, previously aired content, archival footage, and recordings captured at times, places, or events wholly separate from the featured address.

Payout for cancellations and delays
If an event is definitively cancelled or the event fails to qualify under the Payout Criterion, or any other circumstance prevents normal resolution, then the market for "Event does not qualify" resolves to Yes and all other markets will resolve to No.
If the event is postponed, and such a postponement is announced by the end of the following calendar day to be rescheduled to a time within 14 calendar days, the markets shall remain open.

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