16th November 2012, 08:17 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Originally Posted by The Ocho
That's great evajb001. To be below your expected S/R and still producing a profit has got to be a beautiful thing. Well done.
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Expected or observed? The 36% is a historic observed strike rate. The expected strike rate would be the sum of each starting price expressed as a percentage. Being below your expected strike rate could be bad in the longer term. Being below your historic observed strike rate is of much less significance as strike rate is a function of the price accepted.
If your strike rate is down your selections starting at longer odds may be an answer amongst a few.
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