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Bytore
FoxDen Hall of Famer
Registered: Jan 2003
Posts: 16037
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It is simple.
Other than the blue line, double click the lines to get the moving average.
Double click at the start of the line.
So purple, gives you a 5 day moving average.
And so on.
My test.
All home teams. Bet them only in the win zone above $100 for example.
I am not sure yet! Examples will be a plenty.
Seriously, it is as if you own the shares of Atlanta .Corp and must decide should you sell, or hold....
That is it.
Right now, well, as I run Kerplunk Industries, I don't like Atlanta in my portfolio at all! It's a losing money!
I tied the derivative to the home line, that is what I am doing now for all teams.
So now I can see Atlanta at a glance with ease.
I made it all home.
Atlanta made me .28 cents at a real book, all games, at home, wagered SU.
Where is my fortune in that?
Well, none...
My goal is to find the worst and best of course.
Fade the three lowest values of the day, take the three highest and so on.
I call that, a Kerplunk needle! It could go 1-40 or 40-1. Either way, I will attempt to find the money teams.
As we all know, what fails, we fade.
I will not play Atlanta one way or another. It has no value to me.
However, what happens when that 5 line goes below the 8?
Again. No idea.
I do know I can back test twenty years now, though one is usually enough.
May try ten years, data greed thing...
"Today's Tom Sawyer, he gets high on you
And the space he invades, he gets by on you..."
RUSH
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