And you bought Internet stocks in 1999 at Nasdaq 5000, right? Dude, learn to go against the grain-ignore your gut instinct if you want to get any value...I wouldn't be buying too much Apple right now either...
I made my first bet with a bookie 31 years ago. Still gambling today and have made a lot of money along the way. (Although I've given most of it back at the craps table). You're telling me to "learn to go against the grain" and "ignore my gut instinc if I want to get any value". Wow, sound advise indeed.
Look junior, It's not about going against the grain. Or gut instincts. Or systems. I've seen a hundred systems come and go. Heard a million different angles. Heard people say you have to bet favs to win. Bet dogs to win. Or you should always bet on the home team when it's the second game of the week after a full moon, but only in leap years when the back up center had spaghetti for dinner the night before.
Gut instincts and ignoring gut instincts" can get you killed. So can "going against the grain". You can use whatever system you want (including blindly following Neil, who is as rock solid as anyone), but in the end it's all about money management. The problem a lot of people have is they just just bet too many games. Then they end up chasing their money.
Good luck to you. Just be careful about betting your allowance on "instincts" and "going against the grain". Instincts are often governed by emotion. Try research and studying trends. (People put too much value into line movement too). And by the way, I wansn't saying to bet Idaho. Just pointing out a trend that some people like and some don't.
Sorry to clutter up your thread 11.
And you bought Internet stocks in 1999 at Nasdaq 5000, right? Dude, learn to go against the grain-ignore your gut instinct if you want to get any value...I wouldn't be buying too much Apple right now either...
I made my first bet with a bookie 31 years ago. Still gambling today and have made a lot of money along the way. (Although I've given most of it back at the craps table). You're telling me to "learn to go against the grain" and "ignore my gut instinc if I want to get any value". Wow, sound advise indeed.
Look junior, It's not about going against the grain. Or gut instincts. Or systems. I've seen a hundred systems come and go. Heard a million different angles. Heard people say you have to bet favs to win. Bet dogs to win. Or you should always bet on the home team when it's the second game of the week after a full moon, but only in leap years when the back up center had spaghetti for dinner the night before.
Gut instincts and ignoring gut instincts" can get you killed. So can "going against the grain". You can use whatever system you want (including blindly following Neil, who is as rock solid as anyone), but in the end it's all about money management. The problem a lot of people have is they just just bet too many games. Then they end up chasing their money.
Good luck to you. Just be careful about betting your allowance on "instincts" and "going against the grain". Instincts are often governed by emotion. Try research and studying trends. (People put too much value into line movement too). And by the way, I wansn't saying to bet Idaho. Just pointing out a trend that some people like and some don't.
Sorry to clutter up your thread 11.
I made my first bet with a bookie 31 years ago. Still gambling today and have made a lot of money along the way. (Although I've given most of it back at the craps table). You're telling me to "learn to go against the grain" and "ignore my gut instinc if I want to get any value". Wow, sound advise indeed.
Look junior, It's not about going against the grain. Or gut instincts. Or systems. I've seen a hundred systems come and go. Heard a million different angles. Heard people say you have to bet favs to win. Bet dogs to win. Or you should always bet on the home team when it's the second game of the week after a full moon, but only in leap years when the back up center had spaghetti for dinner the night before.
Gut instincts and ignoring gut instincts" can get you killed. So can "going against the grain". You can use whatever system you want (including blindly following Neil, who is as rock solid as anyone), but in the end it's all about money management. The problem a lot of people have is they just just bet too many games. Then they end up chasing their money.
Good luck to you. Just be careful about betting your allowance on "instincts" and "going against the grain". Instincts are often governed by emotion. Try research and studying trends. (People put too much value into line movement too). And by the way, I wansn't saying to bet Idaho. Just pointing out a trend that some people like and some don't.
Sorry to clutter up your thread 11.
It's not all of it but I'm sure he has solid reasons. And craps is the last place I'd take any winnings unless you get in on a hot roller.
GL to you, though!
I made my first bet with a bookie 31 years ago. Still gambling today and have made a lot of money along the way. (Although I've given most of it back at the craps table). You're telling me to "learn to go against the grain" and "ignore my gut instinc if I want to get any value". Wow, sound advise indeed.
Look junior, It's not about going against the grain. Or gut instincts. Or systems. I've seen a hundred systems come and go. Heard a million different angles. Heard people say you have to bet favs to win. Bet dogs to win. Or you should always bet on the home team when it's the second game of the week after a full moon, but only in leap years when the back up center had spaghetti for dinner the night before.
Gut instincts and ignoring gut instincts" can get you killed. So can "going against the grain". You can use whatever system you want (including blindly following Neil, who is as rock solid as anyone), but in the end it's all about money management. The problem a lot of people have is they just just bet too many games. Then they end up chasing their money.
Good luck to you. Just be careful about betting your allowance on "instincts" and "going against the grain". Instincts are often governed by emotion. Try research and studying trends. (People put too much value into line movement too). And by the way, I wansn't saying to bet Idaho. Just pointing out a trend that some people like and some don't.
Sorry to clutter up your thread 11.
It's not all of it but I'm sure he has solid reasons. And craps is the last place I'd take any winnings unless you get in on a hot roller.
GL to you, though!
And you bought Internet stocks in 1999 at Nasdaq 5000, right? Dude, learn to go against the grain-ignore your gut instinct if you want to get any value...I wouldn't be buying too much Apple right now either...
I agree w/ everything but the Apple part... They are practically printing $$$.
And you bought Internet stocks in 1999 at Nasdaq 5000, right? Dude, learn to go against the grain-ignore your gut instinct if you want to get any value...I wouldn't be buying too much Apple right now either...
I agree w/ everything but the Apple part... They are practically printing $$$.
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