Hi,
I think there is allot to be said for sticking to the markets you know.
Looking at my BF P&L it would make sense.
PS. The funny thing is the Football & Horse Racing (New) are now fully automated. So perhaps someone should take the keyboard off me.
Sticking to what sport you know
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Yep.
The other sports are just pure gambling on my part. But sometimes I can't help myself. I need someone with a ruler standing over me, with a short sharp whack on the knuckles every time I load up any random market.
I've often said this to traders who are struggling and are on the brink of giving up, especially those trying to navigate the shark infested waters of horse racing markets.
Pick a sport you like, a sport you have a genuine interest in, a sport where your knowledge will give you an insight into whether the price is value or plain wrong. When the confidence starts to build, then gradually start exploring other markets
Pick a sport you like, a sport you have a genuine interest in, a sport where your knowledge will give you an insight into whether the price is value or plain wrong. When the confidence starts to build, then gradually start exploring other markets
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+ 1LeTiss wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 10:56 amI've often said this to traders who are struggling and are on the brink of giving up, especially those trying to navigate the shark infested waters of horse racing markets.
Pick a sport you like, a sport you have a genuine interest in, a sport where your knowledge will give you an insight into whether the price is value or plain wrong. When the confidence starts to build, then gradually start exploring other markets