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what is your bank. I see one of the screenshots is a 1 tick trade of 2000 on valencia v barcelona
surely you are not using your whole bank to win 11 quid? good luck with your venture though and I will add you to my fav's |
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larsson,
no, thats not my full bank. but when you are scalping u r not risking your bank, you need a stop loss, mine is 3 ticks, sometimes 2. wich means you risk a very little % of your bank. anyways, hope you enjoy it and find it useful. |
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I am aware of that mate, but what happens if the internet fails or as has happened recently the la liga matches suddenly are suspended and you can't get out of the market? You will lose the 2,000 then?
And what is your full bank? |
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hhmmmmmmmm no response
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i know hull , i was wondering about the lack of reply's
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hold on, I did reply, it didnt show up.
again: I have a back up for internet or pwer failure. And u r right about spanish games, I dont have a plan for that. My bank is not as much as others but I built a bank big enough to scalp odds pre match, started with 500. |
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I am not inquiring the size of your bank to compare with others, more to see what % you are risking.
I am not trying to have a go, I just think scalping is great for a while, but its the old small gain, small gain , small gain, huge loss method that leads to disater. Anyhow best of luck as I said and I will follow with interest |
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Damn, it isn't in English. I was looking forward to it as well :(
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Haha, I'm such a t*t.
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I disagree.
why would you have many small winnings and a big loss?? As long as you dont go in play, u r safe. Remember this is pre match. Yes, true, sometimes I do in play trading, thats another business and not scalping. Honestly, I have tried many things, scalping the horses not possible for me, Im not good at that. Scalping tennis, I dont know the sport. Scalping football 1x2 and unders/overs, yes thanks, I know what Im doing. I can accept a maximum 1% lose. Which gives me room for several ticks, but I rarely go beyond a 3 ticks lose. In regards of winnings, sometimes I cut it immediatelly on 1 or 2 ticks, sometimes I let it ride if the trend is still there. Thanks for comment. |
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A moment will eventually come when you find your position compromised because of a number of possible reasons, and that is when the big loss is possible/probable
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I have had those moments, just cut the losses and move on. Dont really know why would I encounter such a bad moment that would not allow me to get out whithin my comfort zone. I have had redbooks too, sure I had, but the idea is to have more greenbooks.
I mean I didnt start yesterday, been doing this for a good while and along with my short odds bets (that you can see in the blog too) is providing a steady grow of bank. Now... I will agree with cabbages that it happens with horses, u see the odds jumping 5 or 7 ticks in a split second. But it doesnt happens with football pre match. |
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trader11 pre football games 1 click could mean 5 units eg 3.10 3.15 so if you are trading 3k on a game its 30 quid a unit up or down
short prices as you know 1 click 1 unit is that how you play it? |
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Trader11 26 Oct 17:36
I have had those moments, just cut the losses and move on. Dont really know why would I encounter such a bad moment that would not allow me to get out whithin my comfort zone. I have had redbooks too, sure I had, but the idea is to have more greenbooks. I mean I didnt start yesterday, been doing this for a good while and along with my short odds bets (that you can see in the blog too) is providing a steady grow of bank. Now... I will agree with cabbages that it happens with horses, u see the odds jumping 5 or 7 ticks in a split second. But it doesnt happens with football pre match. Not that Im questioning your apporach but Im curious as to what you would have done if you had backed Liverpool at 1.95 Friday lunchtime last week (before the Sunderland game) then quickly find Liverpool at 2.18 to lay (and still drifting) after news of Torres and Gerrards injuries being announced. Thats at least a 14 tick movement against you (then ended up drifting to 2.34 before cliiping back to 2.24). What would you have done in this instance? |
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sevey 26 Oct 17:53
trader11 pre football games 1 click could mean 5 units eg 3.10 3.15 so if you are trading 3k on a game its 30 quid a unit up or down short prices as you know 1 click 1 unit is that how you play it? sevey, the tick size is different as you know. I dont trade 3K no way. and in the example that you gave from 3.10 to 3.15 you win 45.24 comm included. from 3.15 to 3.10 you lose 48.39 to trade with 3k you need a big bank to allow you 3 ticks allowance. If you see the screenshots u will see that most of my trades are short prices, so I have plenty of room to trade out if things get ugly, and still not lose more than 1% of my bank. |
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JPG,
I never open a position before 1 hour of the game. As a rule of thumb I start trading only about 50 mins before the game, this way I avoid news like you said. And if such a drift happens during the time Im trading, then I cut the losses on 3 ticks, surely I will be able to get the reason for the drift and get onboard in the opposite direction. That is a well known strategy for horses that used to work well early days with not so much volatility in the market, nowadays it is useless and I recommend not to trade horses, well, at least not good for me. |
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Trader11,
Thanks for the response. If you're exclusively trading in the hour before KO, then like you said, you are far less likely to suffer at the scenario I mentioned. If you're redding up (if necessary) before KO and not letting any "I/R Gremlins" get to you, then thats a solid angle of your approach. However, dont you find it extremely awkward to get filled at the prices you want with relatively larger amounts in front of you at each tick size? |
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trader11 1hour before a game some people open 2 /3 days before a game there is enough information out there to get in early doors
high st bookmakers are the best to get the ball rolling because i think the answer is in the question sometimes with them |
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trader11 were is the screen shots?
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JPG 26 Oct 18:45
Trader11, Thanks for the response. If you're exclusively trading in the hour before KO, then like you said, you are far less likely to suffer at the scenario I mentioned. If you're redding up (if necessary) before KO and not letting any "I/R Gremlins" get to you, then thats a solid angle of your approach. However, dont you find it extremely awkward to get filled at the prices you want with relatively larger amounts in front of you at each tick size? Closing the trade before KO is a GOLDEN RULE. Red or green, close the feck of it. I dont care what is in front if Im already matched and the trend is with me, I place an order, and if it is filled and the trend is ok, then I carry on waiting for some minutes. By the way JPG, read some posts from you, very interesting. Feel free to post comments on the blog, even if it is english it is welcome. |
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sevey 26 Oct 18:52
trader11 1hour before a game some people open 2 /3 days before a game there is enough information out there to get in early doors high st bookmakers are the best to get the ball rolling because i think the answer is in the question sometimes with them Not a good approach IMO. Read what JPG said above about sudden drifts. What you do if you get hooked in one of those?? It will wipe out all your previous winnings. Just wait for 1 hour before KO. Screenshots are in the blog, link in first post of this thread. Thanks for your feedback here. |
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trader11
thanks |
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trader11 were are you?
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As long as you dont go in play, u r safe. Remember this is pre match. You weren't on here the day of the bomb scare then? (seriously) when the whole site was suspended for a while. |
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Lori,
Yes, I remember that day, but it was not only 1 day, it happened several times. But Im talking about normal circumstances. Sevey, here I am. |
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trader11 that web site is no good to me thanks anyway
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I just posted something interesting on the blog, it is about trading.
And there is a nice discussion on the football forum, thread "how much have you won/lost today" by jonnieg. |
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Hi, Trader, just had a look, couple of questions.
How much of a bank are you using? I noticed you made a loss of 293 on the alcorcon v real madrid match odds, and won 229 on that game on the over 4.5 goals. |
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hi liam,
bank is a private thing I guess, but it is enough to allow me to trade for ticks and make pre match trades, or else IR trades at certain points of the games in which the prices move faster allowing you several quick trades. I will see if I can explain more about that in the blog as many persons are interested. Real Madrid game a goal came in the wrong moment and screw me up a bit, but thanksfully my over 4.5 trade came out good. Thanks. |
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Ok, that was what i didn't understand, i thought you were playing pre match and redding or greening before kick off?
Trying to green up or scalp is just another way of gambling anyway, isn't it? The market may move against you as often as it goes for you. I would guess like any strategy, knowledge of the market is key, e.g. you have the home team as a 2.0 shot and can lay at 1.9, you lay and then back back when the price lengthens. I am not having a go at you btw, just interested to see yours and others views on this, gl. |
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no problem liam.
u right trading is also gambling, u want to properly guess the movement of the market. read this whole thread as we already talk a bit about scalping pre match. also have a look at the many scalping screenshots I put on the blog. |
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Posted today's pick Porto to win at a whooping 1.21 :)
Wish me luck. |
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Read my latest misfortune and unlucky day. FFS, dont trust online livescores.
http://lay5.blogspot.com/ |
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Ok, back to winning ways chaps. For those interested.
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Trader11 27 Oct 13:04
Lori, Yes, I remember that day, but it was not only 1 day, it happened several times. But Im talking about normal circumstances. the trouble is that it only takes one disaster with non-normal circumstances to wipe out your bank if you're going all-in all the time. |
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how do you read indications from the market to suggest which way the market is moving?
I assume if there is more money waiting to back than there is to lay then the price will move in and vice versa? Or is it not quite as simple as that? |
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Hi Lori,
u r right, but any sensible person will not trade all in. Myself I do it with around 30% of my bank in every trade, and I want to make it clear here (not for u, because I know u already know) for newbies that it doesnt means u r risking that amount at all. |
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monty,
no, is not as easy as that. if it was that easy everybody would do it. read the "concepts of trading" in the blog. |
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trading all in well before the off, with appropriate back ups such as other accounts and isp providers/phone back up, is acceptable to build a small bank
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