Market Movers

The races are listed in time order - when a race starts it is automatically replaced at the top of the screen with the next race. The prices captured and displayed are the morning price (choice of 9am/10am/11am) and the 60, 30, 15, 5, 3, 2 & 1 minute prices. The prices from 60 minutes onwards are compared against the morning price. The figures produced show the price movement - these are colour-coded to clearly indicate which horses are steamers and which are drifters (please note: a percentage-based calculation is used as this works better for comparison purposes).

The average price movement is calculated at 1 minute before the off along with the 321 price movement figure (which shows how the price has changed between 3 minutes and 1 minute before post time - the time when most money is put down and therefore the most important time to monitor price fluctuations). These figures are also colour-coded according to the size of price and price shift in order to clearly indicate which horses are steamers and which are drifters.

Using the information

Viewing these price fluctuations gives you the opportunity to identify potential back, place and lay selections based on weight of money movement. Click here to see some examples of how the information can be used. You can also download all of the data at the end of the day to analyse the results in detail and look to develop your own betting systems based on betting patterns that you've spotted.

We have been using this software for many years - Cherry Pips and Cherry Lays were based on the information it provides. Now this valuable source of raw data is available to subscribers so that they too can start developing their very own profitable horse racing betting systems. Form students or betting exchange traders looking to reinforce or contradict their judgement about a particular selection will also benefit from having access to this useful betting tool.

Why is price movement important?

Under certain conditions, collective opinion is likely to provide more accurate predictions than individual opinion. Ask a large enough group of independent people to predict an event and you'll get a range of responses. Take an average of their estimates and individual errors of judgement at both ends of the spectrum of opinion will cancel themselves out.

Betting exchange markets are a rich source of valuable information for those in the business of prediction as they are a collection of opinions represented by money. Following the money often gives a good indication of the race outcome as it allows you to benefit from all the hard work put in by other punters who have spent hours studying form, examining horses, checking weather conditions and jockey changes, acquiring inside information etc.

Subscription to JustStartHere costs just £6 per month via PayPal. Click on the button below to find out more: