Win whatever the result with Bet Angel
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shakespeare
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I travel back in time after the race has been run and then place a bet on the winning horse.
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bennyboy351
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I thought only Stewie Griffin had a Time Machine!shakespeare wrote:I travel back in time after the race has been run and then place a bet on the winning horse.
You obviously haven't been able to "free your mind" as in the "Matrix" and in " Back To The Future"
However, "reality" is a construct of your own mind/imagination so you should be able to manipulate both to achieve the desired outcome.
There is more "truth" in there than you might think or be able to imagine.
However, "reality" is a construct of your own mind/imagination so you should be able to manipulate both to achieve the desired outcome.
There is more "truth" in there than you might think or be able to imagine.
may the force be with you... in fact, .... scratch that - may YOU be the force!! OOOOOHHHMMM -Nervous wrote:You obviously haven't been able to "free your mind" as in the "Matrix" and in " Back To The Future"
However, "reality" is a construct of your own mind/imagination so you should be able to manipulate both to achieve the desired outcome.
There is more "truth" in there than you might think or be able to imagine.
When i first saw the question my reflex was to say something comical but I pushed aside temptation because I wanted to get a feel for how the community responded.
The simple answer to your question is the strategy which makes the most money. However my view is you would like to know what are the steps so you can replicate this for yourself.
I don't think anyone with a working strategy would hand it over because the more people doing it will likely decrease its value over time. If however you read through the forums, i notice people make some throwaway comments which suggest more than they probably intended. You will have to test them out yourself. Also it's plain to me the market is fluid and so you need a dynamic baseline. This to me suggests a working strategy would need to be adjusted depending on the market.
The simple answer to your question is the strategy which makes the most money. However my view is you would like to know what are the steps so you can replicate this for yourself.
I don't think anyone with a working strategy would hand it over because the more people doing it will likely decrease its value over time. If however you read through the forums, i notice people make some throwaway comments which suggest more than they probably intended. You will have to test them out yourself. Also it's plain to me the market is fluid and so you need a dynamic baseline. This to me suggests a working strategy would need to be adjusted depending on the market.
Bank of America analysts think there's a 50 per cent chance we live in The Matrix
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 87471.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 87471.html
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Crazyskier
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The ones where I automate it and set-and-forget in the morning and can return home fairly confident that the gains will outweigh the losses.ferre wrote:what strategy do you prefere and what is your favourite ?
It takes an AGE to get to this stage though, and even then the odd little blip like yesterday where a horse shortened from over 4s to 2.4 BSP do mean half my profits from the day were wiped in one race.
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Crazyskier
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workpeter wrote:
I don't think anyone with a working strategy would hand it over because the more people doing it will likely decrease its value over time. If however you read through the forums, i notice people make some throwaway comments which suggest more than they probably intended.
Actually I invested a LOT of time and effort and energy to devise a scheme similar to Peter Le's but still don't think I ever managed to nail precisely the parameters for laying at short odds IP that he has. I enjoyed the challenge though and testing often throws up new ideas.