Thank you Peter! I think I'm slowly starting to see market moves just as they're about to happen, whereas I used to see them when they were happening. That's all thanks to you :D
Thanks for sharing these trades, Pete. Very good of you to show your whole screen and thinking behind the strategies applied. These videos you are putting put are getting better all the time.
This video keeps coming up on my feed even though it's a year old. It's one of your best videos explaining overflow. I must of watched it a dozen times now. Im using betangel pro and really trying to master trading overflow on horse racing markets. But I'm still getting mixed results. Do you offer any advanced courses on trading overflow as I'm at the stage now where I will do anything to learn this skill and become a more profitable trader ? Thanks again for all your free content. You are the most genuine person in this industry and I have the upmost respect for you. I would love to meet you one day and shake your hand ✋
Thanks for your comments. I have done courses in the past, but I'm focusing more on online content. I tend to update the content in the winter, when I'm not so busy.
A master at work Peter. Loved this video, especially the spike reversal trade from 3.0 back down. You make it look easy. I had a bit of success on that 14.25 Ascot race you showed but, my trade was trading Oscula coming in. Looking forward to seeing more videos like this from you. The over the shoulder trading with your narrative / thought processes are very valuable for those of us trying to 'crack it' at trading.
@@betangeltv it was more or less similar, what really got me however is your Ascot trade, and how patient you were. I got a better entry point on this one around 2.8-2.9 but got bored or something like that and ended up break even while you managed to profit because you were very confident and relaxed
Hi Peter, Just to check I’m not going crazy, please tell me there were other factors behind your decision to back the short priced fav (right at the bottom of its trading range) in the final race other than it was a ‘sure thing’? Please reassure me there were other reasons and/or indicators you were using to back up this theory? I don’t expect you to reveal all your secrets so a simple yes or no will do thanks. I’m assuming it’s not wise to back every short priced favourite in a handicap on the basis it’s unusual to normally see that?
When you enter any trade, you should have a list of things that allow you to rank the quality of the opportunity. So there will be many things that go into that to make a trade. But most trades start with a simple concept and information that confirms or rejects the idea.
There are not many I can recommend, as most of them have been created by people trying to sell stuff to people interested in trading rather than putting in the effort to trade themselves. So I'm sceptical about a lot of the content I see. I'm planning to release a lot more content in the winter, so that should be helpful. In the summer I'm mainly trading, so don't have much time to put new content out or organise old content.
Hello, I'm looking at betangel software currently. Is there a automated dutching option? I'd like to dutch on for example greyhounds fav and 2 fav when their odds lie between a certain amount (with min amount of numbers). Is this possible to automate? Thanks
Could you do a video on your pond and fish please. Is it natural? I much prefer this to the square ponds with windows that seem to be the fashion. Lovely
The previous owners installed it, but they let it slide a little. So I've thrown a lot more life back into it since then, and it's doing well. Many different creatures live in and around it, a kingfisher joined the ecosystem this year.
If you are asking, is there something I can plug in that will make buckets of money really easily without an effort, no. But there are tons of example automation files on the forum that will help you get closer to any strategy you wish to deploy: - forum.betangel.com/viewforum.php?f=43
@betangeltv I didn't ask for a ton of money in a short time. I had one of your automation, which made small pennies all day long. When I do this type of strategy manually, it works, but when I try to make automation, it doesn't work. Maybe I didn't explain properly.
If you can do it manually, you should be able to do it better with automation. If you can't it means that your manual trading contains information that you haven't put into the automation. Which is interesting in itself.
Hello Peter. Using your software, Can you tell me how i can " drip feed " my stake into the " Back" side of the market ? Say for example i want £200 on a selection at a certain price but i dont want the full £200 visible to the Layer . Hope you understand. Thanks Martin
Loved the real time perspective of the markets. More like this please, little pieces of information that i would have never of thought of...like the short priced fav...I got that trade just on the break of low but never thought why that happenes!!! Doing forex kind of dulls your other senses, hard to step out of that thinking sometimes. Good video peter keep em coming 👍 👌
Thanks for your feedback. There is logic in everything if you dig deep enough. But even then, things can still go wrong. You just have to focus on what you know.
Thanks Peter for this GREAT video, you remind me of an old instructor I once had many years a go, a person whom I hold deepest respect for, have you ever thought about writing a book?
I see these videos and think damn that's so good I'll start doing that Then the comments are 'wow you make it look easy' Immediately killing the idea dead in the water 😂
That's the deal really. Trading is simple, but not easy. The hardest way to earn an easy living. Just like a real job you have to put the effort. in to the get reward out.
This is gold. Could watch hours of this. An experienced, pro-trader going through his thought processes. You make it look so easy. Having said that, I would never have laid that fave at 3 haha. Cheers Peter. More like this please.
Great to watch your trades Peter. I particularly like the first trade where you oppose a sudden movement in price and ride the wave. This seems to happen a lot.
Hi peter, in your thumbnail you have used jigsaw platform. I like the ability to see traders coming to market, however when I look at your depth of market, it doesn't seem to have that feature. Is there any way that feature can be applied?
Betfair only published matched and unmatched amounts via their API, so there isn't any more information available beyond that. You do get last traded amounts that you can display on Bet Angel, but the level of information available on betting markets is not the same as a corresponding financial market.
Also what is your view on trading with leverage?(cfd) not on its intended practice to hedge off a owned stock that may go south, but to trade it like a owned stock. Do you think leverage is a good way or bad way to go? cheers
Hi Peter . do you know what i like best about your videos on betangel and formulas is that it teaches people subconsiosly doing research . If you start out its realy recomended to learn how to read data . Since i import average times and goals . and put the number of games per total goals and number of games of times first goals scored . i improved my results significant , just by visualizing it as scales. Wich in turn improves the formulas and ods , bts , xG ,correct scores , strenghs etc you explained in earlier videos .
That's good to hear, as I aim to try and give people the building blocks for them to work with and take forward. It's all logical and progressive. But that very last bit needs to be done on your own so you get an edge. Good to hear that it's being used!
@@betangeltv Its like a physics teacher ones said , there are 3 types of students 1 that learn and dont care , 2 the ones that learn and use the formulas for their profesion and 3 there are students that see a formula and ask the question where and how can i or it be used for .
@@betangeltv Thx - have downloaded and added the chart. Its not immediately showing the same green and red lines your graphs have. Is he chart Price or Volume ? And what data series should be selected ? I have imported the chart, using Volume, Data series box has 2 items - Exponential Moving average and Volume. The Data series config is set as Exponential MA, Data value = volume, Display style = Filled ranged from base. Is this correct ?
The red line is a plot of the last traded price. The green dashed line is simply the price envelope. (Bollinger bands if you are looking at financials) The bottom is volume and average volume filled from base.
