24th April 2012, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by AngryPixie
If you think outside your punting square there's some very useful leads contained within.
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Evening Pixie
Yes, in my experience you are correct on this, although it's a bit like 'fuzzy logic' to apply.
I have found that looking for 2-3 different 'signals' or indicators to support a certain selection can significantly strengthen the case to back it. A bit like a set up for a trade.
Also similar to one of the fundamental principles of auditing (if my 1980s memory serves me correct) ie collect information from different sources to evidence an event - if the data gathered collectively points to the same or a similar version of events, you are probably looking at a 'truth'.
So - not a precise science, but a mechanism to support an assumption or conclusion without needing to examine all the records or data = every occurrence of the event.
Find the right 'signals' in the right races and the winners seem to come a little easier, albeit with a lower average DIV it seems.
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