The fat fingers thread

[jamesg46]

Been a few today but only catched the chart on this one.

[paspuggie48]

Seriously? Ling 17:15

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[jamesg46]

Whoever/whatever it is, it's giving money away.

[paspuggie48]

It's a shame Lingfield has finished now LOL

[jamesg46]

Yeah! I'm hoping they fancy a bit of Windsor

[Euler]

Been out for the most of the day, but did get back to catch those. Been a lot recently.

[NeedHelp]

Seriously? Ling 17:15


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Sorry for stupid question but what does these show?

[paspuggie48]

Seriously? Ling 17:15


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Sorry for stupid question but what does these show?

Erratic behaviour in the market

[paspuggie48]

Perth 17:55, Island Mahee already hit 300 earlier, currently at 2.08

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[napshnap]

Perth 17:55, Island Mahee already hit 300 earlier, currently at 2.08


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They knew!!!))

[Euler]

Perth 19:55

[paspuggie48]

Bugger...I was busy doing something else and missed that...weird Peter, those 2 graphs are bang on identical to yesterdays

[napshnap]

Interesting that it takes only 10 grands to influence market opinion, Hughes horse almost halved in its price and stayed there. Where is a bookies and mighty syndicates to place value bets and correct price to its true level?

[Euler]

Interesting that it takes only 10 grands to influence market opinion, Hughes horse almost halved in its price and stayed there. Where is a bookies and mighty syndicates to place value bets and correct price to its true level?

The markets have been getting gradually thinner over the years, so it's easier for the markets to jump on smaller volume as a result.

[napshnap]

Interesting that it takes only 10 grands to influence market opinion, Hughes horse almost halved in its price and stayed there. Where is a bookies and mighty syndicates to place value bets and correct price to its true level?

The markets have been getting gradually thinner over the years, so it's easier for the markets to jump on smaller volume as a result.

Yeah, that's puts a question how much of these total traded amounts are the "real" amounts now in these weak markets. I saw how "bomber price" was corrected to its previous level in a split of a second in some high-class Ascot market.