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I am brand new to this forum, and I am very curious about fades. Based upon the time and effort you put into these, and based on the baseball performance, they seem to be winners, but I do have some informational and theoretical questions. If one of you could take the time to answer, I would greatly appreciate it.
1) How many services are you taking into account when you analyze?
2) What kind of releases from these services are you analyzing (many services release picks ranging from 1* to 5*), and how does the type of release affect your analysis?
3) Why do fades work? Does it have anything to do with the concept of "regression to the mean"?
4) How did you do in the NCAA/NBA basketball season?
5) Was this concept used by anybody here last football season, and if so, how did it do?
6) I noticed that at least two different people are posting fades, so I'm curious as to who I should follow... both I assume if you're both winning?
7) You use figures like 90% and 20/5... what do these figures mean?
8) Where do you get these service releases? Can the common person reading this forum gain access to them easily?
Again, any and all answers are very much appreciated. Keep up the great work!
1) How many services are you taking into account when you analyze?
2) What kind of releases from these services are you analyzing (many services release picks ranging from 1* to 5*), and how does the type of release affect your analysis?
3) Why do fades work? Does it have anything to do with the concept of "regression to the mean"?
4) How did you do in the NCAA/NBA basketball season?
5) Was this concept used by anybody here last football season, and if so, how did it do?
6) I noticed that at least two different people are posting fades, so I'm curious as to who I should follow... both I assume if you're both winning?
7) You use figures like 90% and 20/5... what do these figures mean?
8) Where do you get these service releases? Can the common person reading this forum gain access to them easily?
Again, any and all answers are very much appreciated. Keep up the great work!