Submitted by rsteel on
There is the myth that a “perfect result” is when you cash your ticket with ease. Obviously from a stress standpoint that is true. However the “perfect” outcome is one in which the markets do not take much notice. In other words the result stays under the radar. This will allow us to put those same edges in place again.
When you have a vast difference in the last game results i.e. say N.O. is -5.0 over Atl and they win by 25. Guess what the public will put a lot of emphasis on that 1 result. The next games out N.O. will be overvalued while Atl will be undervalued.
Remember the pendulum swings both ways and as with any investment try and buy in at the lowest price and sell at the highest price.