In the beginning, it looked like a scary day the first day after my vacations, but fortunately I made some good trades and in the end I closed the day in the green. However, sports betting lost for another day but still in the expected zone. Perhaps I'll post an update soon with my betting's performance, so that we can take a closer look to the performance graph.

Here is the detailed screenshot... 

Vacations  are over and I have just turned on my desktop computer. I'm trading at the moment and I'll post an update tomorrow morning with my performance (doesn't look promising up to now) but I thought to inform you that I'm back! During this week things looked like this:

I had traded only one race in Sunday, I guess just for the record. Sports betting won some back this week and you can check this month's balance on the right upper corner of the site.

So, I'm back in business after a very short period of rest. Besides, who needs a longer rest when you are about 30?

Ok, now that's an unknown word for most online investors, being stock traders, sport traders, bettors, poker players and any sort of gamblers. We are here to win, win big and win constantly. Who needs vacations, right? You see, a lot of people would argue that there is more to life than just... well, money and success. I don't have the time and will right now to elaborate on the subject and share my personal view with you, so let's just say that I'll most probably be on holidays during next week so I can't guarantee any daily updates or posts. I'll carry my laptop though (some things never change) and given I have spare time (during vacations?? come on!) I'll publish any interesting ideas I find useful.

Yesterday sports trading performed indifferently while sports betting continued the losing streak but just a little.

Here's the detailed screenshot...

It was a  quiet day yesterday and frankly I looked into poker than trading during the evening. There was more suspense, more excitement, more of everything. The opportunities were still there regarding trading, no argument here. It gets to a point though, when you wait for what it seems like an eternity to spot a scalping trigger and doing nothing in the meantime. So, poker won me over trading yesterday.

Here is the screenshot...

You have spotted a horse race where you expect the favorite's fixed odds to drift hugely. You check the chart, you read the latest news, you examine the depth of market and they are all pointing into the same direction. The odds will DEFINATELY drift. So you lay.

Now, that was the easy part, the hard part is WHEN to back...