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Not so long ago I asked for more next manager markets. We now have three in play at once!<\/p>\n
We have managerial vacanies at West Brom, Liverpool and Aston Villa . The interesting this about these markets is that there are a number of mutually exclusive outcomes. For example, Roberto Martinez can not be manager of all three, so two of his prices in the other markets must be false; but which ones?<\/p>\n
I don’t actually try and make special judgements on each paritcular cases as that’s very difficult to price. I just trade the volatility these markets can throw up. The rumour mill goes into overdrive during these markets so I will happily oppose any short price. If you get enough turned over at short prices you can easily guarentee a profit. All you are looking to do is lay more than one at a level that gives you a higher than 100% book. To achieve this you need to lay 2 at 2, 3 at 3’s etc. etc. You can’t win them all, but thanks to the unusual way in which managers can be appointed and the theatrics involed, they can make for good trading markets.<\/p>\n
I’m active in all three markets and hoping for a few twists and turns. Good luck if you are having a go.<\/p>\n
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