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- 27 Oct 2004 23:40

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Scripophilist
- 29 Nov 2004 12:25
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Remember, try not to look at your P&L till the end of the day. Just focus on each event as it comes and switch from one to another the instant your bet is over.
TPO
- 29 Nov 2004 20:20
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Leeds vs Rotherham has a nice 10K+ bet gradually moving the Leeds price up in my favour :-)
Scripophilist
- 29 Nov 2004 20:49
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There seem to be lots of people laying 0-0 on this one. I thought leeds would get off to a good start which they have but no goals yet.
DocProc
- 30 Nov 2004 18:56
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So how are you budding experts, who attended Scrip's recent course, doing?
:-)
Also, just out of interest, is anyone else betting 'just for fun' on 'I'm a Celebrity GMOOH'?
As yet, I've limited my view of things to just the following three players, who are the three favourites - and I've greened up on them. Actually, Joe Pasquale is a clear favourite with the others good second favourites. As I type:
Jo Pasquale: B 1.38/ L 1.4
Janet Street Porter: B 11.0/ L 12.0
Paul Burrell: B 9.2/L 10.0
then come
Fran Cosgrave: 38/46
Sophie Anderton: 32/40
Now I haven't bothered including these last two in my betting, although I did personally consider Sophie a more likely winner than Fran and I am ignoring the other outsiders completely.
Fundamentalist
- 30 Nov 2004 20:31
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Doc
Have now done 3 days using scrips theories. Started with a pot of 100 which i have managed to turn into 191 !!!!! Made a couple of quite big mistakes which i got away with but in the main it is starting to work for me. If im still happy with my trading in a few weeks i am going to increase my pot to 1000. I am still doing it manually until i get some of the software scrip demonstrated which should make life even easier.
Good to see you greened up on iacgmooh
Scripophilist
- 30 Nov 2004 22:00
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From my inbox and phone it looks like we are off to a good start so well done to those that have been out there and active. I had a record day on Monday so its even done me some good. Was on the Chelsea, Fulham match tonight and will send an email around tomorrow to explain tactics.
jeffmack
- 30 Nov 2004 22:04
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Script
Are you running a course in London
DocProc
- 30 Nov 2004 22:16
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....or even a bit further North of London, like, eg, Northampton?
:-)
Fundamentalist
- 30 Nov 2004 23:16
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Scrip - managed to scalp a few points on the chelsea game and even managed to scalp on the live greyhounds - scalping was very easy on this with volatile prices and enough weight of money (for my stakes anyway) as it was on tv
Scripophilist
- 30 Nov 2004 23:27
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Was there much volume on the dogs, haven't looked at them for some time.
Harlosh
- 01 Dec 2004 05:02
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What a day's sport ahead today.
Racing from 12nn to 18.20 and a host of football matches.
Must give the wife a fiver ( ok a tenner) and tell her to go and get the xmas shopping.
Leaves me in peace to practice.
DocProc
- 01 Dec 2004 08:32
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Scrip,
Are you planning another course? I hope you are. :-) Also, IMHO, somewhere like Northampton would be an excellent location. Good access for both London, Central, E and W Midlands and with loads of hotels in the area all with good facilities.
Fundamentalist
- 01 Dec 2004 09:14
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Scrip
i think the volume was a lot higher than it would normally be because it was the oaks from wimbledon and televised. Most races had several hundred thousand matched and there were a few short priced favourites as there normally is on tv meets
Bullshare
- 01 Dec 2004 09:24
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Docproc; London is the next planned venue. Shall I send a Northants to london train timetable;-)
Mike
Bobcolby
- 01 Dec 2004 09:26
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Bullie
Any idea of dates.??
Bullshare
- 01 Dec 2004 09:49
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I am emailing Peter on this. Possibly 23rd Feb, but waiting for confirmation
Fundamentalist
- 01 Dec 2004 11:31
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Scrip - dont do it - dont spread the gospel any wider!!!!!
Bullshare
- 01 Dec 2004 11:57
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23rd Feb it is, in London. Details will be going up on the GLOMTC website over the next few days
jeffmack
- 01 Dec 2004 12:43
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I'm up for the London course
Harlosh
- 01 Dec 2004 16:26
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Well, what a day. Fast and furious stuff this. A race every 10 mins.
Results: 17 races
7 winners
6 draws
4 losers
First loser was my first ever attempt and I suffered the biggest loss. I got better after that.
On the day, fractionally under 10% profit. So a result.