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<P>Al Taglavore wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Robert,
<BR>Blackjack is the one casino game by which the odds can shift to your
favor.
<BR><FONT COLOR="#CC0000"> As cards are played from the deck, the
composition of the deck changes,</FONT>
<BR><FONT COLOR="#CC0000">and thus the odds change.</FONT> As opposed
to dice, where the odds remain the
<BR>same with each roll because the numbers are always the same on each
die.
<BR>Yes, we have four riverboat casino's in the Shreveport/Bossier area,
and my
<BR>office is only 5 minutes from three of them.
<P>Al Taglavore
<BR> </BLOCKQUOTE>
Hi Al, the highlighted portion of your message is what I am suggesting.
As the odds change, one can calculate based on knowledge of the remaining
deck. But I am still trying to understand how this might apply in
context of "money management" to which Rick referred.
<P>Just for kicks, proximate to the gaming industry that you are, do you
think most securities "traders" would also engage in casino gambling or
not? How about "investors?"
<BR>
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Vance, Harvey,
> Does anyone see a way around this? Any help will be much appreciated.
Having had the same problem, I am using a trailing stop instead.
Hope this helps.
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Alberto Torchio
Torino, Italy
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