The final live market to use for Cheltenham is the Betfair market. If you have software such as fairbot, then use the price graphs on the left of the screen to determine the likely market movers. As I am writing this email early, here is an example from an Australian race. It seems the […]
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As traders we’re taught to perform in an almost robotic way. We each have our system for approaching the markets and here are many different systems. But is such a ‘mechanical’ way of doing things really best? In 99% of cases I think it is. But I also believe the ultimate way of trading is […]
I’m taking us right back to basics this week. If you’ve been bitten by the trading bug and are getting ready to move things up a gear, let me give you some words of experience that’ll help. These are five of my top tips that will help you to trade well from home. 1) Trade […]
Cheltenham Festival in March lends itself well to a market check for horses the bookmakers are running scared off, horses whose odds the bookmakers seek to shorten without necessarily alerting every punter out there. I showed you last Friday how using a comparitor can alert you to horses whose bookmaker odds are shorter than the […]
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The market could be key this Cheltenham I think this Cheltenham Festival if you are able to following the racing , then a look at the live betting market and a comparitor could prove a fruitful venture. Money talks at the Cheltenham festival and this is one way I look at sniffing out a possible […]
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The market could be key this Cheltenham I think this Cheltenham Festival if you are able to following the racing , then a look at the live betting market and a comparitor could prove a fruitful venture. Money talks at the Cheltenham festival and this is one way I look at sniffing out a possible […]
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Do things like interest rate policy and employment statistics bore you to tears? You’re not alone. High-level economic data is often headline news, but goodness me it can be pretty dry and boring stuff to read! I’ve received a few emails from traders who think the same. Their most common question usually goes something like […]
I thought I had found some value in the Six Nations Rugby which began last weekend Here’s what I wrote … ‘1.88 decimal odds favourites for outright winner ; 1.98 favourites for Triple Crown Winner ; Owen Farrell top points scorer at 2.14 ; 3.1 2nd favourite for Grand Slam Winner ( the favourite is […]
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Let me tell you about ‘scaled exits’. There is nothing new about scaled exits. You’ll read about the old masters of trading scaling out of their trades, they were doing it a hundred years ago or more. And scaling has always been a permanent fixture of the futures trading scene. Many futures order platforms actually […]
The Australian Open is entering its final stages and has been a good tournament for value betting and/or traditional betting exchange trading. The time zone has not been a good one for UK residents though. Fear not, April 2020 and the Monte Carlo Masters, heralds the start of the Summer(ish) Grand Slam tennis season where […]
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