thanks for sharing.......I have been looking over killersports for awhile now and using some of the trends they find in MLB with better than average success.
The guy Kyle "Vince" has a twitter account I have been following, and Killer also just released their own. I think I miss some stuff though, I just signed up for Twitter recently and am still fumbling around the app.
When I am retired and have the time to spend in that SDQL database I feel like I am gonna lose days exploring for trends lol........as a professional daytrader in a previous life the process of finding them feels so much like assessing a time period chart to me.........feels so familiar
Best of luck this season I look forward to your findings,,,,,,,
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thanks for sharing.......I have been looking over killersports for awhile now and using some of the trends they find in MLB with better than average success.
The guy Kyle "Vince" has a twitter account I have been following, and Killer also just released their own. I think I miss some stuff though, I just signed up for Twitter recently and am still fumbling around the app.
When I am retired and have the time to spend in that SDQL database I feel like I am gonna lose days exploring for trends lol........as a professional daytrader in a previous life the process of finding them feels so much like assessing a time period chart to me.........feels so familiar
Best of luck this season I look forward to your findings,,,,,,,
@JDD Interesting. I was a professional floor trader at the VSE for 20 years and since retiring and moving to SE Asia I discovered a way to navigate a HUGE database. It shines a light on many things I use to think about. Highly reccommend that you learn the SDQL protocol. Averaging 59% last year only made me hungrier....lol
Not surprising to hear that at all. 16 years for me. Commodity futures and options with a concentration in currencies and energies. Towards the end I mostly sold options. Either short term ones with very little theta left that had an enlarged delta due to a big move, or way deep out of the money little cheapies that I would just squeeze little consistent earnings out of month over month. Super low M/E ratios, super low risk, highly consistent results. Plenty of money in the book to adjust the position in the event of a sharp move.
Honestly I would still be doing it if I wasn't a victim of the Peregrine Financial Group downfall. Most (85-90%) of my client money was at that clearing firm, and they fell apart overnight due to the owner's misappropriating of the client's segregated account, and the failed oversight by the NFA and CFTC. It was really a shame, literally had a career I built up from nothing taken away from me almost overnight. I still had a little money at ADM, RCG, Vision, RJObrien, but the bulk of it was at Peregrine. I didn't have a single losing client when it happened. Totally broke my heart. I started that career in a boiler room environment in the 90's, realized it wasn't gonna be good there long term, learned to trade on my own, and broke off solo to run my own shop.
If ya get bored you should watch the episode of CNBC's "American Greed" called "The Falcon and the Con Man" from June 11, 2014. I am not in the episode itself, but I was one of the victims of it. You as a previous floor guy will enjoy and understand it more than most.
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@jowchoo
Quote Originally Posted by jowchoo:
@JDD Interesting. I was a professional floor trader at the VSE for 20 years and since retiring and moving to SE Asia I discovered a way to navigate a HUGE database. It shines a light on many things I use to think about. Highly reccommend that you learn the SDQL protocol. Averaging 59% last year only made me hungrier....lol
Not surprising to hear that at all. 16 years for me. Commodity futures and options with a concentration in currencies and energies. Towards the end I mostly sold options. Either short term ones with very little theta left that had an enlarged delta due to a big move, or way deep out of the money little cheapies that I would just squeeze little consistent earnings out of month over month. Super low M/E ratios, super low risk, highly consistent results. Plenty of money in the book to adjust the position in the event of a sharp move.
Honestly I would still be doing it if I wasn't a victim of the Peregrine Financial Group downfall. Most (85-90%) of my client money was at that clearing firm, and they fell apart overnight due to the owner's misappropriating of the client's segregated account, and the failed oversight by the NFA and CFTC. It was really a shame, literally had a career I built up from nothing taken away from me almost overnight. I still had a little money at ADM, RCG, Vision, RJObrien, but the bulk of it was at Peregrine. I didn't have a single losing client when it happened. Totally broke my heart. I started that career in a boiler room environment in the 90's, realized it wasn't gonna be good there long term, learned to trade on my own, and broke off solo to run my own shop.
If ya get bored you should watch the episode of CNBC's "American Greed" called "The Falcon and the Con Man" from June 11, 2014. I am not in the episode itself, but I was one of the victims of it. You as a previous floor guy will enjoy and understand it more than most.
Good luck to you mate. Love killersports and SDQL. With sports evolving and rules changing, I like to narrow down my queries to specific years. For instance NBA, before 2012 teams weren’t jacking up 3’s as much and then Curry and the Warriors changed that. Now teams are jacking up double the amount they used to. Just keep that in mind with some of the queries you create. Wish you the best of luck
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Good luck to you mate. Love killersports and SDQL. With sports evolving and rules changing, I like to narrow down my queries to specific years. For instance NBA, before 2012 teams weren’t jacking up 3’s as much and then Curry and the Warriors changed that. Now teams are jacking up double the amount they used to. Just keep that in mind with some of the queries you create. Wish you the best of luck
why do these trends only go back 2018 or 2020 ? ..so if it goes back to 2000 it's no good trend ? maybe thats not a solid trend then
alot of the trends just don't make sense. why does if the next game is on the road matter ? or if home field doesn't mean much these days why are home divisional dogs so much more profitable then away divisional dogs
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why do these trends only go back 2018 or 2020 ? ..so if it goes back to 2000 it's no good trend ? maybe thats not a solid trend then
alot of the trends just don't make sense. why does if the next game is on the road matter ? or if home field doesn't mean much these days why are home divisional dogs so much more profitable then away divisional dogs
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