yes, good description. somehow i missed out on live betting until a few months ago. in most ways it is more attractive than regular betting. the problem is only two shops (wsex and matchbook) offer it routinely. and only for a couple games a night, apart from weekends or tournaments. i want something that offers live action as much like wsex's interactive trading as possible and i dont know where this would be except the stock market or currency trading or some such. you say day trading, that's the info im seeking.
it might be. part of it is that i dont know what i'm asking, which is why i'm asking, lol. i just want MORE of what wsex offers. i am going to try matchbook but havent got going yet in part because they seem to offer exactly the same games wsex does - 2 tv games a day.
do you believe day trading is less or more risky than wx-interactives? to me live betting seems less risky than dead (before-game or HT) betting because you can always lock out at a partial loss if things aren't going your way, whereas with many dead bets, you might know your money is gone a minute into the game and there's not a damn thing you can do. it seems to me that live betting is vastly superior to dead betting. its easier and both more fun.
i want to hear from some of you day traders - how does it compare to live sports betting? always been intrigued by what ive read about day trading back when that was the big thing, mid-nineties. seems like most reports said the majority lost money. is that the case?
i want to hear from some of you day traders - how does it compare to live sports betting? always been intrigued by what ive read about day trading back when that was the big thing, mid-nineties. seems like most reports said the majority lost money. is that the case?
NYSF is exactly the person you want to take day trading advice from. Good luck.
:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: as per usual, you did NOT see me say that i know nothing about it....all i did was spout general stuff i have READ, sir....read what you want to read, i assume?
I'll clarify it then. NYSF is exactly the person to listen to regarding day trading. He has important 4th hand information to dispense as he knows nothing about it. Good luck to you, Nelson.
I think there are a few places out there with more widespread interactive wagering than wsex, but i'm not sure who....some places literally let the customers set the market for pointspreads, which is interesting..
WSEX's is pretty good but only for the main games on tv, they have added a lot lately though over the past few years...
Also what you can do is, "short" a team just like you'd short a stock, which is pretty cool, and you can "short" a team to like win a championship or something, though it may not pay a lot....I'm sure you probably know this already, but it is VERY risky and addicting with those interactives....
that being said, there is profit if you pick spots carefully and can notice how a game is going....ie, they stop trading during key plays so the market doesnt go crazy, but if you see a team get down early and think it wont continue, you can get in for a nice price! and for baseball, they have betting on at-bats which is sick as well..
day-trading wise...again, I don't do it so this is only 2nd hand advice, others can better answer....there is a GREAT thread on a well-known poker site, in the 'business/investing' section, which answers tons of things....you pretty much need a lot of cash and/or a lot of margin, and have to get in/get out of positions quickly....quite difficult but not impossible given the volatility lately...a million different strategies....I'd say it is easier than the interactives only bc there are many more options and things you can do.....
Currency trading is very liquid but youd have to research that yourself....lol all this stuff is all gambling,
but some more informed than others for sure.....yeah both live-betting on games, and day-trading are very fun, and can be beaten, but very difficult i surmise and you have to be extremely disciplined...just my 2 cents
somethings up with actc......acting real strange
rumors of buyout...j/v..something.
rumors of leaving the pink sheets and heading to otc on its way to nasdaq within 6 months.
gl
& SRZ must have gotten electronic shuffleboard :shrug:
electronic shuffleboard killed the oldtimers.
as for actc....it is off the pinks as of tomorow and on otcbb.
rock chalk FU
gl
nelson-
I can answer when i have more time.
matchbook if i'm not mistaken is completely driven by user pricing. limits are really low, from looking at a quick glance on it. never used it so can't comment more.
wsex live betting has gotten much tougher to beat in the last few years. i only use it for american idol and future markets and golf, not individual games. they used to be so slow on the pause button you had an edge, but now they pause games for everything. their liquidity or actual market make up is much less than it used to be.
sometimes you can't get whole orders filled and you really are at their mercy.
not going to not recommend it, but i think for futures, long term events its a must, but for individual games it doesn't appeal to me, because they aren't regulated like the market nor do they have the action to fill orders in timely fashion. if however you are betting peanuts and want to have some fun, its worth it and can be addicting i'm sure.
Although I've taken a hit on the stem cell companies, I found this....
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cord Blood America, Inc. , the umbilical cord blood stem cell preservation company (http://www.cordblood-america.com) focused on bringing the life saving potential of stem cells to families nationwide and internationally, is pleased to announce that its shareholders at a Special Meeting on March 23, 2009, have overwhelming approved management's proposal to increase the number of authorized (not outstanding) common shares. The vote is being certified, at which time Cord Blood America will file the results with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Although I've taken a hit on the stem cell companies, I found this....
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cord Blood America, Inc. , the umbilical cord blood stem cell preservation company (http://www.cordblood-america.com) focused on bringing the life saving potential of stem cells to families nationwide and internationally, is pleased to announce that its shareholders at a Special Meeting on March 23, 2009, have overwhelming approved management's proposal to increase the number of authorized (not outstanding) common shares. The vote is being certified, at which time Cord Blood America will file the results with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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