Hello there,
I've been trading FX since 2003 with a decent performance. I love the FX markets but am more amused by sports, primarily baseball. I've been playing around with the idea of using moving averages in order to predict when a team will "break out" of low scoring games. not just runs scored, but also runs allowed.
Does anyone else in here have any experience with a similar system?
The system is pretty simple and would or could use a simple/short martingale, but nothing that would kill your bankroll within a week.
I've backtested it this season from April 20th on wards and have came up with the following results:
Total bets placed: 19
Total single bets won: 12
Total series won: 19
Series losses: 0
Chased series: 7
Double martingale used: 3
Triple mart. used: 4
Risk/Return Ratio: never less than 1/.9 in other words I don't take bets below -110.
So as you can see, only once did I have to chase a "win" for more than two games. My largest chase would've been 4 games.
Has anyone played around with a similar system or would like to help me develop / refine one?
Thanks
I've been trading FX since 2003 with a decent performance. I love the FX markets but am more amused by sports, primarily baseball. I've been playing around with the idea of using moving averages in order to predict when a team will "break out" of low scoring games. not just runs scored, but also runs allowed.
Does anyone else in here have any experience with a similar system?
The system is pretty simple and would or could use a simple/short martingale, but nothing that would kill your bankroll within a week.
I've backtested it this season from April 20th on wards and have came up with the following results:
Total bets placed: 19
Total single bets won: 12
Total series won: 19
Series losses: 0
Chased series: 7
Double martingale used: 3
Triple mart. used: 4
Risk/Return Ratio: never less than 1/.9 in other words I don't take bets below -110.
So as you can see, only once did I have to chase a "win" for more than two games. My largest chase would've been 4 games.
Has anyone played around with a similar system or would like to help me develop / refine one?
Thanks