Do you think it matters when you take a price as sometimes it will go out and sometimes come in and in the long run it should even out. I wonder if any research has been done on this subject.
It depends how tight/liquid the market is and how good traders are at spoofing you into taking a bad price. Unless you get information you're probably better off taking the BSP imv, at least you know the % book you're betting to.
It depends how tight/liquid the market is and how good traders are at spoofing you into taking a bad price. Unless you get information you're probably better off taking the BSP imv, at least you know the % book you're betting to.
it depends how paranoid you are about the market movers.
If i think something is too big will usually go and look at it again and then have a bit on, if it contracts great, if it drifts i might have a bit more on (as long as i've seen the horse in the preliminaries).
it depends how paranoid you are about the market movers.If i think something is too big will usually go and look at it again and then have a bit on, if it contracts great, if it drifts i might have a bit more on (as long as i've seen the horse in the
I would imagine stats are 50/50 though sometimes you gut instinct plays a part in deciding if its too high or low
For me the higher the price the more inclined I am to leave it , above 5s 6s I will leave , below that I will take as they are more likely to be fancied
I would imagine stats are 50/50 though sometimes you gut instinct plays a part in deciding if its too high or low For me the higher the price the more inclined I am to leave it , above 5s 6s I will leave , below that I will take as they are more like