Just because you don't know the first thing about horses, don't assume nobody is knowledgeable about them.Lucacrebbe wrote: ↑Mon Apr 02, 2018 4:13 pmEuler wrote: ↑Mon Apr 02, 2018 3:57 pmI trade millions a week, so I agree, simply not enough money in the markets. Racing only does about £10bn a year.
As has been mentioned elsewhere on the thread its a question of what you are doing. I'd love the markets to be bigger, but for most they are very adequate if you want to have a cumulative total.
Once again. You trade horses, I don't know anything about horses, I don't trade things I don't know anything about.
Also tennis is easly predictable. There are humans playing, not Horses, the facial expressions, the statistics are really important, and they really matters to improve your trading.
How can some horses around the world be predictable? You are simple gambling with MACD, scalping around the book , hoping they do not match your trade when you don't want (causing you losses)
This is gamble. I am not used to play in this way.
Also it's stressful.
All you're doing is demonstrating your lack of understanding about betting. Betting isn't about predicting the result but estimating probabilities to find values. Even the most unpredictable races can have value bets. It's often the unpredictability of races that result in overlooked horses offering good value bets.
It's quite offensive to assume that anyone who trades horse racing just scalps or uses MACD - you're the only person on this forum I know who expressed an interest on MACD when you started a topic asking about it!
If you bother reading the 'Today's Racing' thread you will notice there's a lot of swing trading going on.