Australian racing

[ShaunWhite]

Are the clocks going back an hour in Australia this weekend?

Next week I think. 1st Sunday in April

But Daylight Saving Time is observed in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and Norfolk Island. But not in Queensland, the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Christmas Island or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

1st Sunday in April and 1st Sunday in October I just scratch as it saves any cockups.

https://www.australia.gov.au/time-zones ... ght-saving

[Derek27]

Are the clocks going back an hour in Australia this weekend?

Next week I think. 1st Sunday in April

But Daylight Saving Time is observed in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and Norfolk Island. But not in Queensland, the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Christmas Island or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

1st Sunday in April and 1st Sunday in October I just scratch as it saves any cockups.

https://www.australia.gov.au/time-zones ... ght-saving

And I thought data modelling was complex.

[ShaunWhite]

And I thought data modelling was complex.

I can do a lot but this is step too far. ½hr zones, some do some don't. Try understanding this would probably mean something more important will fall out of my brain ram to make room so for the sake of 2 days a year I can't risk it.

[eightbo]

fptp LTP 140 in the Archer (Rockhampton)

[Derek27]

This thread's gone pretty quiet since I stopped trading Australia, a whole month without a post.

[sionascaig]

Loaded up AUS markets c 9pm yesterday & again this morning on a different instance of BA and just noticed some differences in race start times, e.g, Redcliffe 11:16 from last nights load but 11:10 from this morning...

Would have expected race start times to go out if anything not come in. Is this common?

[Anbell]

Loaded up AUS markets c 9pm yesterday & again this morning on a different instance of BA and just noticed some differences in race start times, e.g, Redcliffe 11:16 from last nights load but 11:10 from this morning...

Would have expected race start times to go out if anything not come in. Is this common?

Uncommon

[thepressure]

Hi

as a scalper, what races do i need to avoid for the extra charge, is the a sign in BA that shows which ones these are or do I just have to remember?

Also whats liquidity like day to day on these, how much is average matched race you reckon?

Thanks

[Anbell]

Hi

as a scalper, what races do i need to avoid for the extra charge, is the a sign in BA that shows which ones these are or do I just have to remember?

Also whats liquidity like day to day on these, how much is average matched race you reckon?

Thanks

The transaction charge is on NSW races
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... 1363969328

[gazuty]

This thread's gone pretty quiet since I stopped trading Australia, a whole month without a post.

We are frozen Derek. It’s as cold as a witches t*ts down here.

[grimm]

hello everyone,

I try search but can't find. anyone tell which AUS and US market are liquid enough. thanks

[Derek27]

hello everyone,

I try search but can't find. anyone tell which AUS and US market are liquid enough. thanks

Depends what you mean by "liquid enough". US markets have very poor liquidity besides the occasional big meetings but Australia's big Saturday meetings, especially during peak season, are very tradable.

[grimm]

hello everyone,

I try search but can't find. anyone tell which AUS and US market are liquid enough. thanks

Depends what you mean by "liquid enough". US markets have very poor liquidity besides the occasional big meetings but Australia's big Saturday meetings, especially during peak season, are very tradable.

Thanks for quick response

Im using Automation which is basically £2 stake. I like to run through more market ( pre market). I see sometime US market only match like £100. I think for £2 stake I probably say over £20k market is liquid enough. I trade UK and IRL market. I hope you under what I meant!

[Derek27]

hello everyone,

I try search but can't find. anyone tell which AUS and US market are liquid enough. thanks

Depends what you mean by "liquid enough". US markets have very poor liquidity besides the occasional big meetings but Australia's big Saturday meetings, especially during peak season, are very tradable.

Thanks for quick response

Im using Automation which is basically £2 stake. I like to run through more market ( pre market). I see sometime US market only match like £100. I think for £2 stake I probably say over £20k market is liquid enough. I trade UK and IRL market. I hope you under what I meant!

I gave up trading US years ago and Australia more recently when they reduced the turnover charge turnover limit, but personally I'd just have a rule to check the turnover for the market n minutes out has met a required threshold. Or if you keep the market turnover in a history list you can check the change in turnover.

Somebody might have some stats they're willing to share but it would be quite easy to run a rules file that just logs the turnover for each market to a spreadsheet so you can total the data, produce averages, etc.