I'm jelous of no one.
You earn so much that instead of chilling and enjoying your life your acting tough on forums. Hahahahaha.
Everyone's brave online aren't they?
I'm jelous of no one.
Helpful and encouraging as always.MemphisFlash wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 4:17 pm2 years and you don't know the difference between trading and gambling. just give up before you lose more money!!!
thanks for links. That's what i foundnorthbound wrote: ↑Wed Sep 12, 2018 12:13 pmMy view is that football markets are efficient for the most part, so you're unlikely to find an edge betting that way.
https://betangel.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 69#p166269
Yep, after digging through 95% of this forum I've noticed a trend in egos.
We've all been newbies once! I made some shocking errors in my early days, and it's only due to my stubborness as an individual that I managed to stay with it. My advice is simple - you will make mistakes, but don't be put off by them, just analyse what you did wrong and make sure you don't replicate that next time. I used to make notes, lots of them - they helped hugely. This trading lark is difficult to succeed in, but it's especially difficult if you're constantly looking to be lead to pots of gold. To be successful, you need a certain amount of individual ideas, otherwise you'll never have an edgeswanst1991 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 2:11 pmYep, after digging through 95% of this forum I've noticed a trend in egos.
I don't want to take anything away from the people who have made great threads and provided great answers but unfortunately, there seem to be some people who make so much that their only kick is to act super cool on threads titled Newbie.
"full"?
Psst! Simon...I think he's talking about usspreadbetting wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 3:22 pmAt the end of the day no one's giving away free lunches or has time to walk you to school.
Most of the people giving away advice freely aren't giving away anything worthwhile anyway and are probably just as clueless as the newbies themselves
All news based markets tend to have an overreaction. (Don't ask me to qualify 'tend')ruthlessimon wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 4:24 pmWhy not have a look at whether, immediately after a goal, we get the following pattern.
For a long time I've thought there's a negative correlation between the quality of the trader, & the amount they post
I fully agree and cant understand people who get a kick out of it so I assume they have always been bullies and dont know any betterc ..LeTiss wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 2:46 pmWe've all been newbies once! I made some shocking errors in my early days, and it's only due to my stubborness as an individual that I managed to stay with it. My advice is simple - you will make mistakes, but don't be put off by them, just analyse what you did wrong and make sure you don't replicate that next time. I used to make notes, lots of them - they helped hugely. This trading lark is difficult to succeed in, but it's especially difficult if you're constantly looking to be lead to pots of gold. To be successful, you need a certain amount of individual ideas, otherwise you'll never have an edgeswanst1991 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 2:11 pmYep, after digging through 95% of this forum I've noticed a trend in egos.
I don't want to take anything away from the people who have made great threads and provided great answers but unfortunately, there seem to be some people who make so much that their only kick is to act super cool on threads titled Newbie.
Obviously you are just putting money in a market where the movement of the odds will be roughly-speaking accurate (in general, averaged over time).swanst1991 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 12, 2018 10:28 amHi all,
i have a few strategies but the one showing promise is an over 1.5 IP strategy betting at 30 mins and 50 mins with stop loss at 70 if no goals which i am using automation to complete, i have now calculated my average profit per trade, strike rate etc, across 120 bets so far.
after trading for 2 years i have really been around the houses, won a lot lost a lot more etc and I have now dialed it back and am using small stakes and making sure it is profitable before i scale up.
i am now looking to refine this strategy and my first thought it to remove any leagues that are minus profit i have also looked at prices but there appears to be no correlations between price and the trade winning, is this how anyone would refine their strategy? or does anyone have any advice in refining a strategy?
i'm not expecting anyone to feed me their steps but thought it would be worth asking considering the knowledge this forum has.
Thanks in advance
Conor