Regarding Collective2 portal comment, FYI I can't make a critical review as I haven't researched the results. If I was to comment why I believe no system on that site can continuously and systematically sustain profitability I'd not be able to provide a scientific answer. All I can say is that...
The Bank of Japan and Chinese state-owned funds are now big shareholders in roughly a third of listed firms in their respective markets
http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-big-new-investor-in-stock-markets-the-state-1480933807
Prime minister resigns after definitive NO vote. Basically, the people of Italy have given ECB the middle finger, we don't want changes. That may give way to early election and potentially an Itexit.
I used to track performance of this one tipster, he was very consistent predicting results of a single match, average return was 1.8, so 80% of stake. His Both Teams To Score accumulators had a much lower strike rate, yet average payout was at odds of around 6 (500% return on staked amount, so...
OK. 1 accumulator still playing out, but in the black already. Out of 10 accumulators 2 came through providing over 40% return 2 out of 9 played, appropriate odds enabled to beat the bookie. I don't know much about sports statistics, all matches were randomly chosen, the only thing I looked for...
OK. PE is part of PRM (to me). Establishing historical range expansion, stop requirement and historical win rate based on the above criteria are all part of PRM.
I don't study football stats, so I don't know who has better chance of winning, etc. What I do know is that both teams will try to score at least 1 goal, just for fun, I've just placed 10 treble accumulator bets on BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE, my overall loss is limited to £10 and average odds are...
Look at sports betting tipster world, vast majority of football tipsters (in UK) tip at very low odds of 1.2-1.5, the best ones have a win rate of around 80% running average, yet the best performance that I have observed came from higher odd tipsters that had a much smaller following due to...
Eganon - You dont MAKE your own odds.
I disagree. I always make my own odds by evaluating potential expansion range and setting my stop accordingly. Just because it doesn't always work out in my favour doesn't change the fact that I expect minimum odds of 2/1 (fractions) 3 (decimal). If I am...
I didn't understand why did you exclude 'making winners run' from the concept of PRM when it's the foundation of PRM. Who said that applying PRM must have payout equal to risk? You aren't in a casino, you make your own odds by making sure you participate in bigger oscillations ie if envisaged...
That's not factual. I'd rephrase by saying they make it harder to withdraw than deposit, but you do get your money back, unless you went for their bonus scheme partly sponsored by your own deposit.