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Updated July 4, 2011
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Quantsports, Ninjatrader and Betfair
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This company, Quantsports.co.uk has managed to intergrate the API of Betfair with Ninjatrader . They seem to be first people who have done this.
Now people who trade sporting markets with Betfair can now use Ninjatrader to chart these markets.
Still testing this product out, and will give an update in the near future.
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I have bought the Qunatsports software! It's quite good. Now all i have to do is implement a strategy. That's the hard part .
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Does anybody else trade on Betfair? If you do pls share your strategy!
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Hi
You can use the TRIX indicator to see if the price go up or down and if go through the zero for price confirmation
Also the squeeze indicator is really good.
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Hi
You can use the TRIX indicator to see if the price go up or down and if go through the zero for price confirmation
Also the squeeze indicator is really good.
Hi! Did you mean the BBSqueeze indicator?
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yes RSsquezze (BBsquezze)
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It is possible to replace the candle sticks with horses, so you can watch them in real-time and get out if one of them stumbles?
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Fat Tails
It is possible to replace the candle sticks with horses, so you can watch them in real-time and get out if one of them stumbles?
Do you need a bespoke solution? I can cater to any horse related fetish.
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Do you need a bespoke solution? I can cater to any horse related fetish.
Thanks very much for the suggestion. I am not into horse fetishes.
I just felt a bit unsure, whether conventional trading tools can be applied to horses. Saw the Gom Volume Ladder on the QuantSports video and was wondering, what the horse does with the ladder. The relative strength index, spikes, troughs, head and shoulders , everything gets a new meaning. And you definitely should not bet on any moving average .
But then I must acknowledge that the Heikin Ashi chart already looks like a horse mane, racing over Welles Wilder's parabolic SAR . Very British, indeed.
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