That under in the Rays/Sea game seemed to damn easy ....... Thanks for that Twins pick Key ..... It's a great feeling to be up some good units going into tonight .....
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That under in the Rays/Sea game seemed to damn easy ....... Thanks for that Twins pick Key ..... It's a great feeling to be up some good units going into tonight .....
Hahaha man I hope you don't feel bothered By all these new fans
Not as long as they don't turn into Freddy Kruger when I drop a few! This forum can get vicious at times and you have to have a thick head, strong shoulders and a fearless heart.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by AZHOTAZICE:
Hahaha man I hope you don't feel bothered By all these new fans
Not as long as they don't turn into Freddy Kruger when I drop a few! This forum can get vicious at times and you have to have a thick head, strong shoulders and a fearless heart.
Not as long as they don't turn into Freddy Kruger when I drop a few! This forum can get vicious at times and you have to have a thick head, strong shoulders and a fearless heart.
^^^^ THIS! I will admit that it got to be some when I went through a ridiculously rough patch earlier this season.
The fact of the matters is... if you wagered two plays, priced at +145, that you felt had win probabilities of 50%, there is still a 25% chance that you go 0-2. But over the long-run... different story. Too many posters (on here) feel the goal is to make money today, and risk too much of their bankroll on any given day, and not for the season.
I spent the first chunk of my career as a trader and learned a lot about money mgmt (from a "gamblers"/risk takers perspective) and expressing views on odds (embedded in securities). I always emphasized to junior analysts/traders that you don't have to be right more than you're wrong to be profitable. But, you needed to ensure that capital that was accessible when opportunities presented themselves (i.e., you can't blow your bankroll).
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
Not as long as they don't turn into Freddy Kruger when I drop a few! This forum can get vicious at times and you have to have a thick head, strong shoulders and a fearless heart.
^^^^ THIS! I will admit that it got to be some when I went through a ridiculously rough patch earlier this season.
The fact of the matters is... if you wagered two plays, priced at +145, that you felt had win probabilities of 50%, there is still a 25% chance that you go 0-2. But over the long-run... different story. Too many posters (on here) feel the goal is to make money today, and risk too much of their bankroll on any given day, and not for the season.
I spent the first chunk of my career as a trader and learned a lot about money mgmt (from a "gamblers"/risk takers perspective) and expressing views on odds (embedded in securities). I always emphasized to junior analysts/traders that you don't have to be right more than you're wrong to be profitable. But, you needed to ensure that capital that was accessible when opportunities presented themselves (i.e., you can't blow your bankroll).
I spent the first chunk of my career as a trader and learned a lot about money mgmt (from a "gamblers"/risk takers perspective) and expressing views on odds (embedded in securities). I always emphasized to junior analysts/traders that you don't have to be right more than you're wrong to be profitable. But, you needed to ensure that capital that was accessible when opportunities presented themselves (i.e., you can't blow your bankroll). [/Quote]
I so agree and for so much more money...like Apple was at like 13 in 2009 but people were still flooding the stores...how'd that workout? Value and buy when there's blood in the streets-can't wait for the next major correction...
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I spent the first chunk of my career as a trader and learned a lot about money mgmt (from a "gamblers"/risk takers perspective) and expressing views on odds (embedded in securities). I always emphasized to junior analysts/traders that you don't have to be right more than you're wrong to be profitable. But, you needed to ensure that capital that was accessible when opportunities presented themselves (i.e., you can't blow your bankroll). [/Quote]
I so agree and for so much more money...like Apple was at like 13 in 2009 but people were still flooding the stores...how'd that workout? Value and buy when there's blood in the streets-can't wait for the next major correction...
This thread was golden let's enjoy this upcoming nationals/cubs duel regardless...
My main problem was I blew a lot of money trying to recoup my losses the same day as if there weren't going to be more baseball games to look forward to for the rest of the season but reading some responses here I have learned to take it slow and never blow all your bankroll at once. A lot to be learned from some of these cappers.
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This thread was golden let's enjoy this upcoming nationals/cubs duel regardless...
My main problem was I blew a lot of money trying to recoup my losses the same day as if there weren't going to be more baseball games to look forward to for the rest of the season but reading some responses here I have learned to take it slow and never blow all your bankroll at once. A lot to be learned from some of these cappers.
And my program I have under development for years.
Plus everything I have had to teach you,.
You know though I would like to hear from bcd and Mr.O,those are 2 I miss on here from our first thread. GL on last game,you should be OK,I took it also,
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
And my program I have under development for years.
Plus everything I have had to teach you,.
You know though I would like to hear from bcd and Mr.O,those are 2 I miss on here from our first thread. GL on last game,you should be OK,I took it also,
You know though I would like to hear from bcd and Mr.O,those are 2 I miss on here from our first thread. GL on last game,you should be OK,I took it also,
OK, I think I get it now. If we win it was your brilliant pick and if we lose it was because I don't know diddly squat and just jinxed you. Is that about right? 5 Star Laugher
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
Plus everything I have had to teach you,.
You know though I would like to hear from bcd and Mr.O,those are 2 I miss on here from our first thread. GL on last game,you should be OK,I took it also,
OK, I think I get it now. If we win it was your brilliant pick and if we lose it was because I don't know diddly squat and just jinxed you. Is that about right? 5 Star Laugher
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