Greyhound Mystique
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spreadbetting
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I guess that spreadsheet is more than just a pretty face, Derek.
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MemphisFlash
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additional featues added to interface,
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Archery1969
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Hi,
With reference to the original 1st post, i managed to contact the person that posted the method on another forum. He has further developed the idea and while not giving away too many clues to his madness he did let slip one further dimension:
As always, paper trade first.
Have fun,
With reference to the original 1st post, i managed to contact the person that posted the method on another forum. He has further developed the idea and while not giving away too many clues to his madness he did let slip one further dimension:
As always, paper trade first.
Have fun,
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Archery1969
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16/1 shot won the 20:21pm OR race at Perry Barr. Odds on favourite didn't even come in the top 3. 
That favourite was too short IMO and skewed the whole market. Would have layed it but not playing today
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Archery1969
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A special place 
It's just one of a few I've been working on but it does make it easy to spot where there might be some value. It also makes it easy to think you know what's going to steam in... And be wrong.
It's just one of a few I've been working on but it does make it easy to spot where there might be some value. It also makes it easy to think you know what's going to steam in... And be wrong.
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Archery1969
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for automation, using a function similar to Excel's Slope() function (basically, tangent of a range in Excel's case) would make determination of candidates quite nice in terms of creating a (software driven) shortlist that could be examined for further analysis (or indeed, have further computed analysis perfromed to produce automation candidates).
of course, as you've probably noted, unfortunately, past performance is no guarantee of future returns
... dang, maybe next stop -AI!! 
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Archery1969
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What's going on here then.
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