Have a look at the following images, a bit odd.
Odd
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Do they not?hgodden wrote:Traded volume doesnt seem to match what the graphs were showing
I would say the odd thing is the sub £10 amounts, mainly £4 amounts being matched at each consecutive price as shown in the Traded column.
Not sure how you can tell the traded volume doesn't match what the graphs are showing from the information Peter has put forward, I would have said they do roughly but very hard to tell exactly.
With the Man United graph, would you not expect more money to have been matched at the very low odds, given how much money was matched in total?
But with the graph of the horse, IMHO the fact that little money was matched at the low odds could just be a reflection of the fact that volume was low when the horse was at those odds.
Jeff
But with the graph of the horse, IMHO the fact that little money was matched at the low odds could just be a reflection of the fact that volume was low when the horse was at those odds.
Jeff
Oh yeah that's pretty obvious when you actually look at it properly and not totally half arsedandyfuller wrote:Do they not?hgodden wrote:Traded volume doesnt seem to match what the graphs were showing
I would say the odd thing is the sub £10 amounts, mainly £4 amounts being matched at each consecutive price as shown in the Traded column.
Not sure how you can tell the traded volume doesn't match what the graphs are showing from the information Peter has put forward, I would have said they do roughly but very hard to tell exactly.

Having just thought about this, the Man Utd one is pretty obvious. They scored and went into the lead for the first time in the game with literally the last kick so of course big money was only matched at low odds i.e. 1.04 down. Noone was laying them any higher as they had just gone 3-2 up and the ref was about to blow for full time!
Nothing odd about that when you think about it.
Nothing odd about that when you think about it.
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Quite similar to an image someone posted sometime ago in the NBA where you could see two pounds in all the boxes in the ladder. It's the 2£ trader!!
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Euler wrote:It was really the pattern of £2 matching I was referring to.
What prize do I get for spotting it?andyfuller wrote:I would say the odd thing is the sub £10 amounts, mainly £4 amounts being matched at each consecutive price as shown in the Traded column.
