Yes and no. There's actually a better way to look at this, using different breakdowns than just early and late. Besides, what constitutes early, what constitutes late?
Early could be right away, we do see movement, but limits and volume lend to that. Then again, what kind of outfits or bettors are hitting early like that? Late obviously the last hour.
Also, I'm not sure how close you follow but this happened earlier in the week and because I hit these openers, it's not the first time...
I want to get more into this. In the past I have done extensive line analysis, which I'll share, but I find now that it's best to come up with other metrics to separate the rotation, then look at the movement.
After all, sometimes the books get action and don't want to blink, they hold the line, then move it late. Some think it's all computerized, and if it is, the sophistication is crazy. So, basically, it's not. it's only computerized as a front line defense, then a bigger picture gets involved.
With so much going, it depends on the game, the forecast, and so much more.
Give me some time to get into this.
This and a study on key numbers are two things I've been wanting to address. Basically, if you've read above, we are taking it to another level here when it comes to the functions. Things like line analysis, key nubmers, forecasts, etc, are the building blocks, the nuts and bolts, that lead to this broader work.
Granted, I think everyone would settle for a simple answer to a forecast, but we all know it doesn't work that way. If anyone reading has got a metric in the market, make it the why you made the bet part of the tracking, and track those bets.
I'm not just telling a story here that plays out as the season progresses, I'm also showing what tracking can do in the right situations.
Range, throw out some ideas, anything you want to know? Even stat wise, I have a lot of research.