Got it on the post office, "At the beginning of 2010 you said something and that ...". In truth, do not pay attention at all, to what and when I spoke. Two years later, the market could change 10 times, my way of thinking and style of trade also changed many times. When I write something, it's just something that touches me now, tomorrow I can think quite differently. It is not necessary to regard my posts as a guide to action. All the information in the blog is just the way of my becoming a trader, but this does not mean that it is of value to others and even to myself. Far from it, in many posts, with my current assessment of the situation, there is complete nonsense, but I'm not going to retouching, because tomorrow will be delusional what seems smart today. The trader in my current understanding is an amorphous mass that adapts to the current conditions. I do not have strict rules, as I will trade tomorrow does not depend on me, but on how the market will be.
Someone Matt Chapman of Sky Sports strongly recommends that you stop trading in live horse racing and the reason for this is the following video, which clearly shows a group of people with ipods making bets right at the racetrack. According to the statement, Meta for even 1 second may be critical in this market and all players who look at the picture, with a delay or even without it, beat people making bets as they say in the living there is no chance. The statement is rather controversial, since there are many examples of successful gameplay of those who are from the racecourse at a distance of thousands of kilometers.
