Australian Horse Racing

[eightbo]

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look forward for Aintree good consignet morning

I remember dreaming of daily pnl like this, Rik seems to be gone these days but I miss him he inspire me to value bet more and achieve those big pnl

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anyone still in contact with him?

[Naffman]

Amazing work eightbo - I remember Rik dishing out those P/L's like it was nothing

[eightbo]

Including a -10k on the Irish racing and just putting his hands up

btw ppl I'm thinking about going to Caulfield to have a play with tracksiding, anyone wanna come with?

[jamesedwards]

Is that your £16k P&L? Amazing work. Was it in-play or pre-off?

[eightbo]

mix of all, good pre race trades are only a few hundred in the green on a standard day (pic 1)

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need to carry liabilities for bigger results, and that requires lucky outcomes for big +£ (pic 2)

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As for how there is currently a guy in UK/IE pre-race mkts doing short term price manips on a 5fig bankroll, if you just fade him in the right places you can get big sums on at +EV, and if luck is on your side you can achieve those big pnl (pic 3)

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This goes against conventional advice to trade as many opportunities as possible, however I personally don't trade well when I'm having a losing day so instead I keep daily risk tight, start small and scale up into winning days aggressively. If I'm up +£7k I don't mind to have -£4k liability on the next, but I wouldn't take -£4k liability on R1. This approach means undoing a lot of profitable days and often walk away with break even or a max daily loss but the upside is finishing work early on losing days, and the winning days will outweigh losing days as usually trading for more time on winning days (more ticks earned), and typically for much higher size (each earned tick is worth significantly more vs. losing days)

[jamesedwards]

mix of all, good pre race trades are only a few hundred in the green on a standard day (pic 1)
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need to carry liabilities for bigger results, and that requires lucky outcomes for big +£ (pic 2)
IMG-20260917-WA0036.jpg

As for how there is currently a guy in UK/IE pre-race mkts doing short term price manips on a 5fig bankroll, if you just fade him in the right places you can get big sums on at +EV, and if luck is on your side you can achieve those big pnl (pic 3)
Screenshot_20260923-042710.png

This goes against conventional advice to trade as many opportunities as possible, however I personally don't trade well when I'm having a losing day so instead I keep daily risk tight, start small and scale up into winning days aggressively. If I'm up +£7k I don't mind to have -£4k liability on the next, but I wouldn't take -£4k liability on R1. This approach means undoing a lot of profitable days and often walk away with break even or a max daily loss but the upside is finishing work early on losing days, and the winning days will outweigh losing days as usually trading for more time on winning days (more ticks earned), and typically for much higher size (each earned tick is worth significantly more vs. losing days)

Very impressive. How much of this upside can you hang on to over time? Do you have a 7-figure 52-week gross P&L?

[eightbo]

mix of all, good pre race trades are only a few hundred in the green on a standard day (pic 1)
IMG-20260917-WA0011~2.jpg

need to carry liabilities for bigger results, and that requires lucky outcomes for big +£ (pic 2)
IMG-20260917-WA0036.jpg

As for how there is currently a guy in UK/IE pre-race mkts doing short term price manips on a 5fig bankroll, if you just fade him in the right places you can get big sums on at +EV, and if luck is on your side you can achieve those big pnl (pic 3)
Screenshot_20260923-042710.png

This goes against conventional advice to trade as many opportunities as possible, however I personally don't trade well when I'm having a losing day so instead I keep daily risk tight, start small and scale up into winning days aggressively. If I'm up +£7k I don't mind to have -£4k liability on the next, but I wouldn't take -£4k liability on R1. This approach means undoing a lot of profitable days and often walk away with break even or a max daily loss but the upside is finishing work early on losing days, and the winning days will outweigh losing days as usually trading for more time on winning days (more ticks earned), and typically for much higher size (each earned tick is worth significantly more vs. losing days)

Very impressive. How much of this upside can you hang on to over time? Do you have a 7-figure 52-week gross P&L?

No that'd be nice, DM to chat further as off topic now