I've just fired up BA & am awaiting instructions. looks like a nasty competitive race to me!

so where am I able to research "when a market gets it wrong"ajdal wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2017 7:49 pmKoratt
Trading is difficult if you try to take on the market unless you have the funds to push the price around... but that's the same in all financial markets (unless you have inside knowledge)... I found it only paid off for me when I can dip in and out without being noticed... you can't make a living from that approach, but you can turn a profit quite easily... to make more what you should look for is when the market over extends (which it does regularly)... ask yourself the question: when the market gets it wrong will I win more than I will lose when it gets it right... and then define to yourself what the rules are for when a market gets it wrong (or right)... unfortunately that comes from analysis... I'm not going give you my definition/rule set... Don't just think scalping or swinging, that is narrowing your options.... but if you take the premise I mentioned then you have many avenues to profit...
Trust me... it can be done.
Personally I wouldn't run it passed anyone, if you really have found something that works then keep trading it until it no longer works and if it cant be fixed then you can tell people if you really feel the need to. If you find something that works don't tell anybody, it has a far better chance of lasting a while if you keep it to yourself. Some really smart people are always studying the betting markets though, so chances are it will eventually be found. You may even have given too much away already, you can be sure some people will be looking at that race to see why you consider it a near perfect race.RentonT wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2017 7:27 pmPeter I would love to partially run it by you - I know you don't accept private messages but can I email or something? The 7:45 at Wolves provides a near on perfect example and there are only about 4 opportunities a week.
I could give you the basic idea of the strategy without giving away too much behind it and you can watch it pan out.
So you are talking about a really specialised edge?RentonT wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2017 8:05 pmI'm laughing at the screenshot as it doesn't really have anything to do with the strategy - but I like your work because it acts like a red herring and keeps the secret![]()
It worked like an absolute dream there!!!!!
Peter I sent you a message/email through your website before the race.
What I did was took the historical data from Betfair initially and imported it into a sql database, integrated data scraped from other sources and passed it all into IBM SPSS Modeler... and looked for correlations... and I can tell you it took me bloody ages...
Brexit, Trump, Portugal Euro 2016, markets got it wrong. A few posters on the forum got it right on Brexit and Trump, not sure about Portugal 2016 though!Korattt wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2017 9:17 pmso where am I able to research "when a market gets it wrong"ajdal wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2017 7:49 pmKoratt
Trading is difficult if you try to take on the market unless you have the funds to push the price around... but that's the same in all financial markets (unless you have inside knowledge)... I found it only paid off for me when I can dip in and out without being noticed... you can't make a living from that approach, but you can turn a profit quite easily... to make more what you should look for is when the market over extends (which it does regularly)... ask yourself the question: when the market gets it wrong will I win more than I will lose when it gets it right... and then define to yourself what the rules are for when a market gets it wrong (or right)... unfortunately that comes from analysis... I'm not going give you my definition/rule set... Don't just think scalping or swinging, that is narrowing your options.... but if you take the premise I mentioned then you have many avenues to profit...
Trust me... it can be done.