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gazuty
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Wainwright wrote:
PeterLe wrote:
gazuty wrote:
I'm so proud of my latest automation I've named it "aggression".
:D I was testing a new one yesterday on a spare account; Think Ill name it "Impotent"! :D
"Aggression by Gazuty" would make a good name for an aftershave.

Not so sure about "Impotent by PeterLe" :shock:
Today's result from "aggression by gazuty".

Horse Racing: AUD371.63 Total P&L: AUD371.63

70 markets traded.

And I'm nowhere near the screen - I was at the skateboard park with my kids. All run on guardian automation to preset rules within 5 minutes of the off.

I hope this inspires people to see what can be achieved from this amazing software and continuing to experiment and refine your strategy. My automation didn't work for a long time. It took over three years to move from manual profitability to think my way to automation. But automation is the best because once perfected your emotions don't interfere. Making a loss doesn't matter anymore, I know I'm profitable over each day.

So, if you can manually do it, you are probably going to be even more successful automated.
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gutuami
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did you trade any markets with turnover charge?
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gazuty
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gutuami wrote:did you trade any markets with turnover charge?
25 approx.
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gazuty wrote:
Today's result from "aggression by gazuty".

Horse Racing: AUD371.63 Total P&L: AUD371.63

70 markets traded.

And I'm nowhere near the screen - I was at the skateboard park with my kids. All run on guardian automation to preset rules within 5 minutes of the off.

I hope this inspires people to see what can be achieved from this amazing software and continuing to experiment and refine your strategy. My automation didn't work for a long time. It took over three years to move from manual profitability to think my way to automation. But automation is the best because once perfected your emotions don't interfere. Making a loss doesn't matter anymore, I know I'm profitable over each day.

So, if you can manually do it, you are probably going to be even more successful automated.
I think the automation features in bet angel are way ahead of the competition and such a powerful feature. The beauty is you can use both guardian and excel in conjunction too. Betangel has grown in the last seven years I have been using it into a top quality product and its a credit to the team. I must admit I was sceptical when the automation was built into guardian (as I could see no advance to the excel route(Still my preference TBH)), but what it has done is to open a new world to those who saw excel as a step too far.

Obviously some systems work better than others and the ultimate is to find a system that is scaleable - thats hard.
I dont say this lightly, or mean to blow smoke up bet angel ar*!, but it really changed my life when I got this working. Ive been very fortunate to have been able to spread that and helped other family members out too, which has given me great satisfaction. The profits I made from this for a couple of years post cross matching blew me away

On the other side of the coin, This last twelve months or so, I have found that automation has got harder and harder, particularly in the UK markets. The profits are not as great as previous, but still worthwhile. Yesterday was yesterday, today is today, you can only move forward. To that end, I have now been doing some manual trading too.

There is nothing like sitting in a boring meeting and swiping your iPhone to check your VPS and see that you just won £x on the last race!

Gaz - Well done on your results, may it long continue. Im sure there are many on here that use automation successfully but off the top of my head I can't think of many. If I may ask you a couple of questions; Do you trade the UK markets too with the same level of success and do you solely use guardian automation; excel or a combination of the two?
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Peter
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Today's result from "aggression by gazuty".

Horse Racing: AUD371.63 Total P&L: AUD371.63

70 markets traded.
For me, automation is the way forward for the reasons you mentioned, so it's great to hear how well it did.

Maybe it should be "Inspiration by Gazuty" ?

Either way I'd definitely pick some up in Duty Free if I saw it - great work :D
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PeterLe wrote:
If I may ask you a couple of questions; Do you trade the UK markets too with the same level of success and do you solely use guardian automation; excel or a combination of the two?
regards
Peter
On the UK, I have not been able to do enough late nights to understand the market. I ran an earlier version, in excel and then in guardian, each one without success. Otherwise I've invested all the time I have in the markets I can see live.

I used to use excel, but I've been able to transfer all the rules into guardian automation. For me rules around volume are important to scale.

Having rules stops me becoming overconfident and ramping up on good days and ramping up even more to chase losses when the first few go against me. I now sit back and relax and concentrate on watching what happens rather than worrying about each individual trade. The most difficult thing is learning not to manually override. Liberating. And I've investigated lots more things besides and now spend time on making automations for certain sports markets.
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The UK racing markets are unique. They do not behave like the Aus racing markets. For me the Aus racing markets are almost like it was 6 or 7 years ago here. (Which is a good thing!)

Maybe the Aussies are a bit slow to catch on. Like a lot of things. Take haircuts. Most of them still have mullets like Spandau Ballet :)
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mugsgame wrote:Most of them still have mullets like Spandau Ballet :)
You been watching the old Jason Donovan vids again mate :lol:
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woops, forgot to exit trade, was at the bottom of the screen.

Horse Racing / Flem (AUS) 15th Feb : R7 1000m Grp1 15-Feb-14 16:20 15-Feb-14 16:29 -358.19

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musojohn
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Anyone help with how i bring up Australian racing on BA. Does not appear as a drop down option.
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musojohn wrote:Anyone help with how i bring up Australian racing on BA. Does not appear as a drop down option.
Thanks
John You need to log on with the "Australian markets" ticked
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Cheers. I saw something about having Australian account on BF, confused me.
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gazuty
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musojohn wrote:Cheers. I saw something about having Australian account on BF, confused me.
FYI Australian market behaves differently from UK market.
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G2 Alister Clark tonight with 2 other Listed events at the Valley tonight. Should attract some liquidity, maybe not as much as Cheltenham though :lol:
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Naffman wrote:G2 Alister Clark tonight with 2 other Listed events at the Valley tonight. Should attract some liquidity, maybe not as much as Cheltenham though :lol:
See you in the market. :)
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