this is the first time I understand exactly what you are talking about in terms of market sentiment, price action and support. More of these please. I might just install betangel again
Great explanation thanks. Any particular reason why you used an "old" race with older software when this happens everyday and you record all your trades ? 2nd question , because of there being no timeframing, that flatlining at 2.50 could have been hours ago with little volume rather than manipulation or an iceberg as it only took a couple of grand to move the market , couldn't it ?
I can't record all of them, especially on big days. I don't want to risk the recording software interfering with my trading. When I upload videos I just drift through my archives to find something interesting.
Just started studying trading and your videos are an absolute gem. Well structured and well delivered. If I could be at least 10% as good as you are I'd be happy! Just a quick question though. Why are your stakes set at bit/byte values ? (32,64,128,256 etc) Is this intentional and if so, why ? Cheers Peter
@@betangeltv Just watched the video on staking. Clever. I've been in demo mode and generally go in with say £10 and scale back in £2 increments. Is this a safer way of trading for beginners?
You have mentioned how the final trade figure usually ends up near the SP price. Is there a way you can view the SP on the ladder and use it as a guide when placing and executing trades?
I wouldn't really use SP to figure out where odds are going TBH. If you watch the video 'displaying special information on the ladder' you can use that to display a range of information.
Studied this video again , looking for trading clues. Did the fact the 2nd fav drifted from ~ 4.00 out to ~10.00 not have any impact at all ? I imagine the 3rd , 4th and 5th favs prices must have collapsed to push the fav and 2nd fav out so much. Am i reading that correctly ?
That's very dependant on the market I'm in. Some just wobble about a narrow range and others can move quite a bit. So it's a market by market assessment.
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this is the first time I understand exactly what you are talking about in terms of market sentiment, price action and support. More of these please. I might just install betangel again
Grear breakdown of your trade, would love more of those. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback.
Such a helpful and clear explanation. Thank you Peter.
A very good trade explanation thanks Peter.
Brilliant video Peter! Keep more of these coming!
Thanks, it's helpful when people give feedback as I can use that to steer the development of future videos.
Great explanation thanks.
Any particular reason why you used an "old" race with older software when this happens everyday and you record all your trades ? 2nd question , because of there being no timeframing, that flatlining at 2.50 could have been hours ago with little volume rather than manipulation or an iceberg as it only took a couple of grand to move the market , couldn't it ?
I can't record all of them, especially on big days. I don't want to risk the recording software interfering with my trading. When I upload videos I just drift through my archives to find something interesting.
Just started studying trading and your videos are an absolute gem. Well structured and well delivered. If I could be at least 10% as good as you are I'd be happy!
Just a quick question though. Why are your stakes set at bit/byte values ? (32,64,128,256 etc)
Is this intentional and if so, why ?
Cheers Peter
Glad you like them! I did a video on this very topic: -
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@@betangeltv Just watched the video on staking. Clever. I've been in demo mode and generally go in with say £10 and scale back in £2 increments. Is this a safer way of trading for beginners?
You have mentioned how the final trade figure usually ends up near the SP price. Is there a way you can view the SP on the ladder and use it as a guide when placing and executing trades?
I wouldn't really use SP to figure out where odds are going TBH. If you watch the video 'displaying special information on the ladder' you can use that to display a range of information.
Where would your stop have been on this had it gone against you ?
Studied this video again , looking for trading clues. Did the fact the 2nd fav drifted from ~ 4.00 out to ~10.00 not have any impact at all ? I imagine the 3rd , 4th and 5th favs prices must have collapsed to push the fav and 2nd fav out so much. Am i reading that correctly ?
You main focus should be on one runner, then looking for supporting evidence from other runners really.
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Thanks for your advice and great videos.
@@betangeltv Pete how it looks from your perspective when you backing ???
How much wiggle room do you give your trades?
That's very dependant on the market I'm in. Some just wobble about a narrow range and others can move quite a bit. So it's a market by market assessment.