Today's Horse Racing
- ShaunWhite
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200ms for the ladder, as fast as possible for automation.
(The best strategy for those last couple of races has been to watch, there's been some very lumpy activity going on for a while there)
(The best strategy for those last couple of races has been to watch, there's been some very lumpy activity going on for a while there)
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No thats all done manually but i've not been very active on them this last year or so, even then it was mainly just oil or gold
- ShaunWhite
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I know you asked dallas but personally i'd never use a bot on financials. Mainly becasue the amounts are simply too large to trust to home tech. You'd be insane to do it imo.
thought I’d ask Pat as I’m sure JollyGreenGiant mentioned he preferred 750ms on BA training dayTrader Pat wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2017 3:06 pmDepends how much coffee I've had to drink!
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When 20ms was first available I couldnt use it, was just too fast then I got used to it and couldnt be without it,I went back to 200ms and it was way too slow!
Now though it doesnt make a whole lot of difference to me. It really depends what mood I'm in on the day. I generally keep it at 20ms but if I feel like i'm overtrading I tend to slow it down back to 200ms.
I dont think it makes any difference to be honest , I think its all down to how you see the information on screen. Some people see it quicker than others so probably adjust the refresh accordingly I suppose.
Now though it doesnt make a whole lot of difference to me. It really depends what mood I'm in on the day. I generally keep it at 20ms but if I feel like i'm overtrading I tend to slow it down back to 200ms.
I dont think it makes any difference to be honest , I think its all down to how you see the information on screen. Some people see it quicker than others so probably adjust the refresh accordingly I suppose.
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750ms would be very slow for me though, I think 200ms would be as slow as you could use for trading horses.
Using slower refresh speeds can help see through the noiseTrader Pat wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2017 4:37 pm750ms would be very slow for me though, I think 200ms would be as slow as you could use for trading horses.
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