Love that.You could easily write 10,000 words on this topic. Rule#1 for me is a basic scientific approach, ie look for faults in what you're doing instead of looking for confirmation. Be your own worst critic, destroy everything and question every preconception. When every possible point of failure has been adressed only then can you start to trust the output. Putting your process up for peer review is/was a great idea. If nothing else it makes you think about what you're doing.
Theory of Analysis vs application
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Realrocknrolla
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ShaunWhite
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Aus dog markets are pretty thin and do some wierd stuff. I'd been doing about avg...then had 2 weeks flatlining, now it's gone nuts. No changes at my end. They can test your patience, next week I might be losing. Starting is tough because you never know where you are on the chart but once you're playing with someone elses money you relax a bit.
...here's my last 14,000 selections just fyi.
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ShaunWhite
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I hate handing in my homework, red pen everywhere.
That's far too professional and good Shaun, no where near enough "variance" to demonstrate the issue!ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 9:16 pmAus dog markets are pretty thin and do some wierd stuff. I'd been doing about avg...then had 2 weeks flatlining, now it's gone nuts. No changes at my end. They can test your patience, next week I might be losing. Starting is tough because you never know where you are on the chart but once you're playing with someone elses money you relax a bit.
...here's my last 14,000 selections just fyi.
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Try this for my current August DogBot + HorseBot @shaung89 : A Wild ride
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