My experience of real trading includes the dictum 'if the odds look too good to be true, they probably are'. Twice in the past 4 years I identified a greyhound whose best time was > 0.25 seconds slower than all the other 5 dogs' AVERAGE time over the previous 5 races. Twice that dog won. I didn't blow banks on those dogs but I did lose on them. It taught me the limitations of rigorous data analysis....
# 3 is certainly correct, but there are also - or especially - with the courses you can buy, very good ones (Ben - your courses are sure to be very good), and others that are absolute rubbish. Courses can teach you techniques or strategies. Nevertheless, the decisive factor is whether you manage to see and recognize value. It's hard to teach that, it's the portion of talent that you either have or that has to be acquired with experience.
Blue Label, you sure know how to live Ben. Some sound advice there. It took me a while to get my head round the idea of value, I think it goes against our basic human instincts.
My ONLY advice would be do not grab a beer or a Johnny walker or any alcoholic beverage whilst trading. Booze and betting can turn real bad real quick.
I want to know that I place bets at the end of the soccer match in between 85-90 minutes in the odd 1.002 and I place 15 bets like this and achieve 3% ROI in a day. The matches I which I place a bet first I analyse all the head to head result and watch current situation like possession, on target , dangerous attack etc. I have started with initial amount 68.17 $ and after compounding it daily at the rate of 3% it will become 68,177 $ in 8 months Will my method work? Love from India😊
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