4th June 2007, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark
Chrome
I must say that I am confused.
Your study of over 56000 races shows that backing favs that shorten by more than 3% shows a profit. Now the same study shows that laying all opening favs, except those that drift by more than 40% is showing a profit. Do both sets show a profit, if so is it more profitable to lay?
Mark
I do prefer to lay favs rather than back them.
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Yes it does show a profit, but for some reason the last two months show a loss. That reason is shrinking dividends.
Therefore it is now not profitable, but may be at some stage in the future. |