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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Matt Gibson, son of church-going non gamblers, and an ex soldier who has seen active service in the Balkans and prison warden of 10 years vintage has been trading professionally since 2015 and now runs the 'Hunting For Profit' website.
In Part 1, Matt talks about how he trades his bets in running. He talks about starting off as a complete mug punter before heading started to make money from bookmakers matched betting back in 2007. He talks about starting to follow tipping services looking for the 'holy grail' enduring some dark days before working out how to read a market to make a profit.
Very good interview. I've been a member of Hunting For Profit more or less since Matt created the group. He's a great mentor, he gives you a daily watch-list and he's in the private members' Skype rooms during live trading sessions, helping members with invaluable information and critiques of trades . His door is always open so you can discuss your trading journey both through the ups and downs. It's a fantastic service run by a top guy and there's some really good people in the group.
Great interview..I have known Matt since the start of his journey as we began at the same time doing pre race.One if not the most honest and genuine people I have met in the trading world.I am also a member of his trading group..
It was a pleasure to be asked to do this, meet Simon in person and talk about my betting/ trading journey.
i punt for a living but back win before the race....i would be absolutely useless if i bet in running
@@paulrichards6894 as I said in this interview I take my hat off to anyone that makes a living straight backing. I find trading in-play much easier, I have lost count the amount of times a horse I have traded runs really well but does not win.
@@HuntingforProfit because i only bet essentially in good races i have few bets so i have tried trading but failed miserably so i stay away from that....leave it to the experts
do you pay the pc charge ...ive got caught up in it despite someone telling me i wouldn't.....
@@paulrichards6894 yes there are ways like generating more commission via automation using a break even system but eventually it catches up with you
Brilliant Interview. There are a few very well known horse racing traders who sell courses and software on how to trade order flow. Its 99% bollocks. They are just bringing mugs into the game who don't have a clue. You need to the know the true odds of the horse you are trading to stand a chance. They will never tell you that though. They complain about shills but they are the worse kind of shills because they actually make regular punters believe they can make a living at it. I was one of those mugs. I bought a well known traders course, and I just scratched my head after going through the whole thing as it never really told you anything concrete, just one big ego boost for the seller. Only when I truly learned how to study and analyze racing from the ground up could I trade. Trading order flow is nonsense, smoke and mirrors and it take you straight to the poor house.
they the likes of caan berry and peter webb i think his name is give the impression its oh so easy.......ive tried a while back out of boredom really and ended up losing quite a bit for what would have been little gain
i lost 200 once day trading at Yarmouth trying to win a small amount....laid a horse thinking it would go out but the price collapsed....tried unsuccessfully to get it back in running
To make a living ‘in-running’ at home with an x second delay is fantastic.
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