How to capture spikes using automation

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ricardodeano
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Good morning everyone

This may seem like an obvious question, but how would one capture a spike in a particular market? For example, a £2k back bet is matched in the market, is it possible to capture this information using solely automation?

I suspect that the weight of money would take a sudden hit either high/low but that would not, on it's own, necessarily mean a substantial bet has been matched in the market.

Any advice / tips?

Rich (sadly just in name, not in monetary terms)
PeterLe
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The son of a friend of mine was training to be a jet pilot in the RAF. They told him that when flying the fast jets, by the time the pilot thinks where to head to next, they are already there.
They have to think about where they are going to before they get there.
Apply the same analogy to catching spikes :)
ricardodeano
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That's me buggered then :D

Ok Peter, thanks for the pointer - maybe I'd best stick to flying kites?!
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LeTiss
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ricardodeano wrote:That's me buggered then :D
Not necessarily - the best way to use automation to catch a spike is through fat fingers

You have to be patient though, as they don't happen everyday. This is where automation is perfect, as you can leave it and wait for some poor fly to land in your web
ricardodeano
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Not necessarily - the best way to use automation to catch a spike is through fat fingers

You have to be patient though, as they don't happen everyday. This is where automation is perfect, as you can leave it and wait for some poor fly to land in your web[/quote]

Hi LeTiss

Would I be able to use a fat finger bot for when large amounts of money suddenly get matched? I was probably using the wrong terminology - the spike I was referring to is when an unusually large bet is placed and matched in a particular market that causes a spike on the BF volume chart.

(This, as opposed to a small amount being matched at a large, out of the current trading range,which would also cause a spike on the BF chart but against the price)
icarus121
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Morning Ricardodeano

Could i ask if you had any joy with the automation query you had, and or used a variance of the fat finger bot?

Many thanks in advance .

JD

Edit ...Dallas if you might have any thoughts,also would be much appreciated.
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