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Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010
TriLogics Gets Social…Plus a Great Client Comment
Lately Intervest Global Live has been talking about the great results from the TriLogics "Banker Trifecta" strategy released at the beginning of the month—and with good reason. TriLogics "Banker Trifecta" has provided some great results! If you still haven't been using it log on to the members section and check out the guidelines—it's added great money making opportunities. We'll keep you posted in coming weeks, but as we near the end of the month we'd like to take a few moments to catch up on other TriLogics news. Intervest Global Live has gotten some great emails about our news features and we'd like to share a bit of that, as well as say "thank you" to all of you who have given us great feedback over the last few months! Also, we'd like to remind everyone that Intervest Global Live and TriLogics are part of the hugely popular social web site Facebook. We'd like to invite you to stop by and see our Facebook page when you're catching up with your friends online. If you are not already a member of Facebook, this is a perfect excuse to check us out—it's easy!
After our last newsletter we received an email from Mary T., a TriLogics owner in Auckland. In part, Mary wrote, "Thanks for your newsletters! This latest one was really good. They remind me that I am not alone and that I can have assistance when I need it. I have only recently started trading live and am enjoying it even though I am not getting on as often as I would like—but that will change soon…Anyway keep up the good news." Thanks for that, Mary—we'll keep them coming. She's not the only one who has mentioned that our news features help remind people that other TriLogics owners are out there trading and going through the same things.
Some of you have already visited our TriLogics Facebook page and registered as fans—thanks to all of you! If you haven't visited our page yet, stop by the next time you're on Facebook. If you're not sure how to find us, just log on to Facebook and type TriLogics into the search box at the top of the page. If you're not yet a member of Facebook, it only takes a few minutes to sign up, it's free, and it's a lot of fun. Plus, you never know who you'll fun into.
Facebook isn't just for kids, either. Estimates put the number of Facebook members in Australia and New Zealand at over 7 million—across the age spectrum. Whatever your interests—from listening to great music to using TriLogics—there are pages and profiles that will be of interest to you. So, log on and stop by the TriLogics page. Right up at the top of our page there's a "thumbs up" symbol. Click on it and become a friend—after all, you're all a big part of TriLogics. Have a great week and watch for our full newsletter coming out in July.
Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Another Success for New TriLogics Strategy
The new strategy Intervest Global Live released to TriLogics owners a few weeks ago has really been paying off. Last week when Intervest Global Live were preparing our display for the Brisbane Trading and Investing Expo, there was another beautiful example of how the new TriLogics strategy can really put positive results on the board for TriLogics owners. If you had been using TriLogics with the new strategy and Intervest Global Live guidelines you would have gotten a Return on Investment of over 150% on a single race last Wednesday. As Intervest Global Live founder Matthew Whyatt says, "A stockbroker would kick down your door for that kind of return."
This recent example took place last Wednesday the 16th of June. It was race BR 07 and jumped at 3:38pm. If you looked at the win dividend of the favourite (runner #4), it was 1.7—which means it's a strong enough favourite to be part of the new Banker Trifecta strategy. The next group of six runners were all grouped closely enough together that they needed to be included for 2nd and 3rd. Once all those runners were selected, we had covered over 93% of the money in the race while only placing 30 Trifecta combos—well below our recommended limit of 42 combos.
Further strengthening the case for trading on this race was the fact that over the last three updates the favourite attracted approximately $15,000, while each runner in the second group attracted only about $2,000 each. That left only three runners that were not included in any part of the Trifecta combos, and those runners were only attracting approximately $300 - $500 each. Those low numbers provided further evidence that it was safe to leave those runners out.
If you had followed the trading guidelines on this race the result would have been a net profit of $633 on $400 traded—a return on investment of just over 158%! We have gotten some positive comments about this new strategy from TriLogics owners who are taking advantage of it. It's yet another way Intervest Global Live is constantly striving to help TriLogics owners make more money on a consistent basis. If you're not using this strategy yet, don't wait another day—you're missing some great money making opportunities.
Date: Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Perfect “Banker Trifecta” for TriLogics
Last week Intervest Global Live talked about some of the races that were paying off under the newly released TriLogics Banker Trifecta strategy. Last Saturday the 12th of June saw another race that perfectly illustrates the right conditions to use TriLogics new Banker Trifecta strategy introduced earlier this month by Intervest Global Live. The race was SR06 at Randwick which jumped at 2:40pm. The favourite was right in the middle of the newly established TriLogics Banker Trifecta trading range of 1.5-1.7 (in this case the favourite was at 1.6 and held 52% of the prize pool). Of equal importance, Intervest Global Live suggest you take note of the volume of money the favourite was attracting at the last two updates—it was enormous compared to the rest of the field. (Well over $20,000 which was more than four times the amount the next strongest runner was attracting.) Yet another thing that made this a perfect race for the new TriLogics strategy was that there was a very clear group of runners to select for second place.
That second group was also very small—just two runners. By taking only the first runner as the favourite to win, and the two other runners for second, that in turn allowed TriLogics owners to take all the other runners except for the last two to finish third. (You will note that those last two runners held virtually no money.) The money allocation outlined above allowed owners to proportionately cover over 97% of the money with only 14 Trifecta combos. Given the number of runners in the field that puts a TriLogics owner in an extraordinarily safe trading position. The results reflected this excellent position, too. If you had traded at the $400 level, your profit would have been over $900. Another way of looking at it is that in this meeting the return on investment (ROI) would have been more than 225%. That's a great ROI by any measure! These races don't come along every single day, but clearly it pays to have TriLogics running so you can identify and profit from them when they do appear.
In addition to the race discussed above, last Saturday was also an especially big day in the Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival Queensland. Two of the biggest races in that Carnival were the $1 million Stradbroke Handicap and the half million dollar Queensland Derby, both at Eagle Farm. The $1 million prize purse wasn't the only thing that was big in the case of the Stradbroke Handicap (1400m). As is often the case with glamour races like this sprint, the field of 18 horses was also big—too big in fact to qualify as a trading race. Still, it's interesting to note that last year's winner of the Stradbroke, Black Piranha, didn't attract a lot of money, but it won the race again this year. It finished just ahead of Melito and Mic Mac, which all outpaced favourite Whobegotyou. As we've said before: it's fun to watch these glamour races, but when you want to make money use TriLogics to help you find the right races and intelligently distribute your trading dollars.
Date: Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Get the Latest TriLogics Improvement
If you haven't yet checked out our just-introduced TriLogics "Banker Trifecta" strategy that Intervest Global Live announced last week you are missing out on some great money making opportunities. How much of a money making opportunity? Well, between the start of the year and the beginning of June our results from this new strategy show an additional $6237 for that five month period. Find a month-by-month breakdown on the TriLogics in Action section of our web site. One TriLogics client contacted Intervest Global Live the day after the new strategy was announced to tell us the new Trifecta strategy helped him make over $1500 the first time he used it—but more on that in a minute. In the meantime, if you don't already know how to get the details on this, it can be accessed through the TriLogics members section. After you login, go to the "Downloads" section and select "TriLogics Banker Trifecta Guidelines".
In upcoming weeks we'll go into more detail about the new Banker Trifecta strategy, but basically this new strategy allows you to pick a "red hot favourite" to win, and then select the best of the rest for the 2nd and 3rd spots. This gives you more opportunities to trade and more opportunities to make money. The key difference from our original Trifecta strategy is that in certain races we are adding favourites with win dividends of between 1.5 – 1.7, instead of 1.8 or above.
We've tested this new strategy rigorously over many months and we're convinced the Banker Trifecta strategy is really going to improve your trading results. We're not the only ones who are convinced, either. The day after the new strategy was announced, we received a message from a client in South Australia which read, "…I got your email regarding the new guidelines for Trifecta…At 9:30pm I read through them in a proper manner, assessed it with old data from races I had, and realized they made sense…(The next day) I was definitely not planning to trade. I'm not sure what made me change my mind, but BR01 in Doomben fit the criteria completely, and so I traded on day 1 of the new guidelines on the first race that fit the criteria…The result was a nice surprise: a winning Trifecta "2 6 7" that paid an estimated $1,520.00…Not so bad for a short day at work. Keep up the good work."
As good as the new strategy is, don't forget about the original Trifecta strategy. This past Saturday was a perfect example of how that strategy can still provide great results—in fact, it could have helped you make over $800 by 1:30pm. And if you ran TriLogics another hour you could have added another $346, for positive results of more than $1200 by 2:30pm—just by keeping it simple and ticking down to the standard Money Gaps with the standard Trifecta strategy.
Here's how it happened. Last Saturday the 5th June, AR01 at Adelaide had a qualifying Trifecta at 12:25 pm. If you checked that race you'd have seen that TriLogics would have "pre-loaded" the right selections down to the correct Money Gaps of 50%, 70%, and 90%. In this case, there was no need for TriLogics owners to tick any additional boxes—just make your trade. If you had, your result would have been $478 profit on a $400 trade (note the following results are all on $400 trades). One hour later, with the Trifecta at Rosehill SR04 you would have had to tick one box, down to the 90% red Money Gap to cover the appropriate money. The result would have been a profit of $377. To round things out, at 2:25pm, MR05 at Flemington needed TriLogics owners to do the same thing as in the Rosehill meeting—tick one box down to the 90% red Money Gap—for another great result of $346. If you made these three trades using the original Trifecta strategy you would have pocketed a total of $1200 well before 3pm. Whether it's the new strategy or the original, our goal is always the same: to find more ways for you to make more money.
Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Lately Intervest Global Live has been focusing on some of the tips and techniques for getting the most out of TriLogics. This week Intervest Global Live would like to take a look at a couple of the most basic elements of consistent success with TriLogics. To help illustrate the point, we'll use a race from last Saturday as an example. Early in training all new TriLogics owners are told that one of the most basic "guide lines" for making money with TriLogics is to watch out for race criteria that is highlighted in red. Normally we recommend against trading those races, but we'll look at an exception. Also, one of the other most important aspects of TriLogics training is to take your profits and walk away while they are still in your pocket.
Last Saturday, the 29th of May, the very first Trifecta race served as an excellent example of both of those points. It was race CR01 and was scheduled to jump at 11:37am. It turned out to be a winner, and as the results on our web site show it came in at $515.40 on a $400 trade. If you had made that trade it would have resulted in a profit of over 128%. Of course, some of you may only be trading at the $200 level, but the same winning percentage would have applied and you would have pocketed over $250 on that race. Not a bad way to start off your Saturday. And, more importantly, it's not a bad way to finish your Saturday. This would have been a great opportunity to have gotten into your Saturday trading early, and then gotten out early with solid winnings.
Even though it was the first Trifecta race of the day, you still would have probably turned your TriLogics program on a bit early, probably about 11:00 to 11:15am, to get a look at the day's races. By a little after 11:30am you would have had a winning Trifecta under your belt and you could have gone out and enjoyed the rest of the day. That's what we mean by Get-in-Get-out. Of course you may have a different daily target, but there's no denying this is a great start and you could have walked away with over $500 after just half an hour or 45 minutes of trading.
One of the other important things to notice about this race is that at the one minute mark the Trifecta Prize Pool at the bottom of the screen was highlighted in red because it was under $5000 (the exact amount was $4659.50). According to our most basic guide lines the prize pool needs to be at least $5000 to be a qualifying race, but you also learn very early on in training to take into account that money will continue to pour into that pool during the final minute. That's why during training you're advised to include a race as a potential trading race if the prize pool is at least $4000 at the one minute mark. Make sure to remember that, because historically those races will qualify.
In this case, the prize pool nearly doubled in that last minute, to over $9100 by the time the race jumped. You want to make sure you make that allowance for the increasing prize pool or you run the risk of missing out on qualifying races. In the case of this race, as long as you took note of that allowance, you would have been able to Get-in-Get-out with great winnings—on the first race of the day. That's making money the TriLogics way!
Date: Wednesday, May 26, 2010
One of the first things prospective customers learn when they look into TriLogics is that the system is based on three simple principles: TriLogics identifies the best meetings where you can profit; it guides you to maximize your chances of winning; it helps you minimize your chance of losing. Learning to operate the system is part of training, but everything is based on those three simple principles. As you become familiar with TriLogics, subtle aspects of those principles become apparent. One of those aspects is called the 3rd place allowance. Last Saturday, was a perfect example of using the 3rd place allowance technique. With that technique the race had a result of $424. For some people, that would have been good enough to shut down the system and go do something else with the rest of the day. Even better, the race jumped at 12:30pm so there was still plenty of time to enjoy your Saturday.
The 3rd place allowance technique is simply another way to increase your winnings while minimizing your risk. Let's face it: more money with less risk is a good thing—and it's exactly how TriLogics helps put more money in your pocket. Basically, the technique refers to which boxes to tick for the 3rd place finisher. The more boxes you tick, the more Trifecta combinations you'll cover—that can be a problem because even though you might win, you'll have less profit. Using the 3rd place allowance properly helps you get the best chance of high profit with low risk. Let's take a look at the race to see just how this technique helped achieve a positive result of $424.
The race was MR02 last Saturday at Caulfield—the first qualifying Trifecta race. At the one minute mark the number 6 runner had 86.95 in the C% column and it also finished on a money gap of 1.83 which was highlighted in red. Even though we normally try to cover 90% of the money (the C% column) for third place, in this case we advise against doing that. Instead, the indicators and money suggested that the best thing to do was use the 3rd place allowance technique that's taught during training, because it gives you the best chance to profit. Remember the basic rule: if the C% column is at least 86.5 and the Money Gap column is 1.5 or higher, you don't need to tick down to 90% in the C% column.
So what's the lesson? Be sure to listen to the advice given in training. In this case, using this 3rd place allowance technique, as taught in training, would have helped you make $424 on this race. TriLogics is all about giving you every possible edge.
Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010
TriLogics is a powerful tool for making money—no doubt about it. To use it successfully, and make the most of it, there are several points that come up over and over again with knowledgeable TriLogics users. In fact, Intervest Global Live refers to these points as the three pillars of success and all are addressed during the personalized training, which each TriLogics owner receives. The three components Intervest Global Live stresses for success are: Trading Strategy, a Workable Money Management Plan, and a Positive Mindset. We'll touch on all three, but we will mainly focus on having a Positive Mindset since it has a bearing on the other two.
All three components are important and ignoring any one of them can undermine trading success. One of the best things about TriLogics is that the first two: Trading Strategy and a Workable Money Management Plan are part of TriLogics overall software and training package. During training, each client is taught a proven trading strategy, tested on it, and guided to apply it with paper trading. Plus, the TriLogics software itself highlights key aspects of our proven Trading Strategy. Similarly, a Workable Money Management Plan is discussed with each client and is individualized to their own financial goals. These two are more "teachable" than a Positive Mindset, but this last component can and should be developed and it is addressed in TriLogics training.
In discussions with experienced TriLogics owners as well as with our senior trainers, the consensus opinion is that once the other components are in place, having a Positive Mindset is approximately 70% of the "success equation". So, what makes up a Positive Mindset?
First, confidence in your ability to execute the trading strategy is very important. When a trading opportunity presents itself, you need to be able to act quickly and confidently—this comes from trusting TriLogics and knowing the steps you're supposed to take. To a large degree that comes from learning and following the trading guidelines—applying what you've learned. Second, if a trade is not successful it is critical that you do not begin to second guess yourself or worse, lose confidence in the strategy. Unsuccessful trades will happen. If you let them undermine your confidence you will be falling into a trap. Speaking of confidence, some people begin to lose it when they move from paper trading to live trading. This is understandable, but it is another trap you must avoid. Trust what you've learned; trust the system and you can move forward confidently.
Another aspect of a Positive Mindset is to avoid altering your strategy and personal trading plan if a race doesn't qualify as a trading race. If it doesn't meet the guidelines don't try to force it. Be patient and wait for a meeting that fits the Trading Strategy—patience is a big part of a Positive Mindset. Also, don't change your strategy “just to have a go” and “generate some action”. Those feelings are part of human nature, but they are not part of a successful mindset.
Stick to your proven Trading Strategy and Money Management plan. Resisting impulse trades not only helps keep you on track—it also strengthens your Positive Mindset. Do not increase the amount of your trades or change your strategy in an attempt to "make up" for a loss. The results posted on our web site are based on our trading guidelines, which include some losses. Understanding that is part of maintaining a Positive Mindset. As always we are interested in hearing your observations, comments, or tips about maintaining a Positive Mindset or the other two components of successful trading. Just email us at Comments@TriLogics.com.au.
Date: Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Yesterday, Tuesday the 11th of May, was a perfect TriLogics day. Not so much because the results were the largest ever, although no one can scoff at over $900 in under 3 hours of using TriLogics by Intervest Global Live. The main reason it was such an ideal day is because so many of the things our senior Intervest Global Live trainers advise clients to do came into play: being patient and confident with TriLogics, following the guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live for both modules, and following the money management strategies that TriLogics owners are trained in. By following those rules, you could have sat down with TriLogics before noon and finished around 3:00pm with over $900 in your account. Let's have a look at how it unfolded.
One of the first things to note is that this beauty of a day was a Tuesday. Often people talk about Wednesdays and Saturdays being the big money days, but experienced users know that you can have great TriLogics days any day of the week. The next thing to remember is not to worry too much about an early loss. Sure enough, the first trading race, MR02 at 1:30pm, turned out to be a losing Trifecta race. Those races will happen and the best advice is to understand it, forget about it, and keep going. In fact, 10 minutes later there was a Percentage Return race, SR02, with positive results of $118. That sounds much better, but it gets even better still: 35 minutes later race SR03 was a Trifecta winner and TriLogics owners could have looked at their account at that point and seen positive results of $318. Not bad, but it gets better because 35 minutes later SR04 was another Trifecta winner of an additional $613. That's total winnings of $931 between noon and 2:50pm. You're looking at the rest of the day off!
This is where the Intervest Global Live money management strategies kick in. We advise all TriLogics owners to set a daily trading target and stop when they get to that point. Hopefully you did just that and took the time to enjoy the rest of the day off. There are many other things we could analyse about yesterday's trading but let's leave that for another time and just enjoy the results!
Date: Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Intervest Global Live Addresses TriLogics Client Comment
Intervest Global Live recently received a question from a TriLogics client in New Zealand asking about trading at the one minute mark. She asked if it were particularly important that she trade at the one minute mark because she was located in New Zealand and because her internet connection was not as fast as she'd like. The short answer to her question is this: Yes, trade at the one minute mark as per Intervest Global Live training guidelines for TriLogics. Official results posted on the TriLogics web site are all at the one minute mark. The overall recommendation from Intervest Global is to trade at the one minute mark for both Trifecta and Percentage Return.
Having said that, we have heard from some TriLogics owners who tell us that they trade at the 30-second mark. From their comments, they trade at this point quite successfully. But the TriLogics owners who report this are long term, experienced users. (In other news items we have used the phrase "power users" and these owners would definitely fall into that category.) Just because select TriLogics owners have made the decision to trade that late does not mean all owners should do that. In fact, Intervest Global Live does not recommend that.
The users who have reported trading at the 30-second mark made their decision to do so only after they'd reached a high degree of confidence in their trading skills as well as in their computer and their internet connection. They learned from first hand experience and testing that they can consistently make trades at the 30-second mark and their internet connection is fast enough that they are sure their bet will be placed in time. The only way you can reach this level of confidence is through experience and knowing your system's capabilities. Until you are absolutely certain of that, stick with the 1-minute mark.
Some owners even tell us that they watch the loading of the runners into the barriers live on cable or satellite TV and use that information to help determine how much time before the race actually jumps—and therefore how much time they have to make their trade. This is taking things to the highest level. Until you take the time to test your system and you've sharpened your skills so that you are supremely confident, trade at the 1-minute mark to be on the safe side—just as you are advised to do during training. Remember: this is not a compromise. Our own results are based on trading at that same 1-minute mark. We are simply relating these other users’ experiences so that you know that once you gain a high level of expertise, TriLogics is powerful enough to keep up with you as your skill level increases. As always we welcome your questions and suggestions at Comments@TriLogics.com.au.
Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2010
TriLogics Power Users and Recent Results
The ANZAC Day holiday on Monday provided well over $500 in positive results on a Monday when some TriLogics users might not have normally been able to trade if it wasn't a public holiday. Of course that's very good news, but this week Intervest Global Live will focus instead on a question about power users that was brought up last week in an email that Peter-from-QLD sent to Intervest Global Live. One race that serves as a perfect illustration of additional indicators that power users look for took place not on Monday, but on Saturday the 24th. This race was the $300,000 All Aged Stakes at Randwick (SR07 on your TriLogics interface).
The winner was Hot Danish (the number 5 horse) and the race serves as a perfect example of a Percentage Return trading race against the favorite. It's also a perfect example to help answer Peter's question about power users—not because the race provided huge earnings, but because of the information some power users would have gotten from 2 TriLogics indicators we'll discuss below.
The number 5 horse was the best supported runner in the field. With the favourite holding only 23% of the total money being wagered, it was a weak favourite and therefore a great runner to trade against. Plus, the group of 3 runners that TriLogics recommended backing held a combined 52% of the money being wagered. That means that group of 3 had nearly a 20% advantage in money held. In addition, the other runners in the field held much smaller amounts. That meant those 3 runners were the only runners to have a realistic chance of winning outside of the favourite. Those percentage odds are the key to what TriLogics does for traders: TriLogics identifies races where the percentage odds give you the best chance of receiving a significant and positive result.
So what does all this have to do with Peter's question about power users? First, by way of explanation: "power users" is a short-hand term for advanced users of TriLogics who are interested in exploring the software's full capabilities. From their reports, these power users have used TriLogics successfully, on an ongoing basis, long enough to have mastered the fundamentals and moved beyond them. Some power users have years of TriLogics experience, but it is their approach to using the software that distinguishes them more than the amount of time they've used TriLogics. In some cases power users have developed their own trading strategies. In all cases they have become familiar enough with the software that they have moved beyond ticking the boxes to the correct money gap. They understand the "why" behind the actions they take. They also study data sheets and post-race results to find correlations between the information displayed on the TriLogics interface and the results posted after a race has been completed.
In the case of the race we were discussing earlier (SR07) on the 24th of April. We've outlined some of the basic reasons this was a trading race. There were other more subtle indicators that also showed this was a solid race to trade—indicators that power users would have noticed. For instance, in that race (in addition to the fundamental indicators we've already mentioned) they would have also noted that the figure in the "U dif" column for the number 5 horse was a negative number: This means its win dividend was going down. That means the market thinks it's more likely to win. It’s important to pay attention to that if you’re going to be a power user. Also, it was the only runner with a negative "U dif" number. Another thing a power user may have noted was that it had the strongest indicators in the WUP (Win Update Place) column. In this case: 2,1,1—the more 1's and 2's a runner has in that column, the more the market "believes" it is likely to place highly. Did a regular TriLogics user need to take note of these indicators to be successful with this race? No. But, power users have told us that paying attention to these indicators confirms their decisions and increases their confidence level. Therefore they report being less likely to hesitate in making a trade and more confident in their overall trading.
Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Great TriLogics Trading and News Updates
The lead up to last week's AJC Australian Oaks race and the Doncaster in Sydney was full of news. One of the biggest stories involved Gai Waterhouse, trainer of championship horses, who was fighting a court battle in the NSW Supreme Court about which jockey would ride her horse Theseo. As it turned out she lost the court case and her jockey of choice, Nash Rawiller, rode Rangirangdoo instead—and ended up winning. Those races weren't the reason, but Saturday ended up being a solid TriLogics day, too. As usual, most of the good results came from other, smaller races. Combining Trifecta and Percentage Return, TriLogics results were over $800 for the day. The next day was also outstanding, but more on that in a moment.
With all the excitement surrounding Saturday's $1.5 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick, as is often the case in high profile races like this, the field was too large to qualify as a TriLogics trading race. The real excitement for TriLogics owners happened the next day—Sunday. With the NSW Live Odds data feed, results for the day were in excess of $1700 using Trifecta and Percentage Return! Plus, in a situation similar to what happened a couple of weeks ago, Percentage Return had a great streak using the NSW Live Odds data feed in a half hour period near the end of the day. From 4:09pm through 4:44pm PR had positive results in 4 out of 5 trading races starting with CR05 and finishing with CR06. Once again, keeping TriLogics on through the end of the day definitely paid off on Sunday the 18th.
In addition to excellent results over the weekend, Intervest Global Live has gotten some interesting comments from TriLogics owners. For instance, Peter in Queensland wrote: Using Live Odds I generally receive reliable downloads while actively watching each race. 1 minute info is normally received within 30 secs of race start, giving enough time to act. However, the 30 sec. info is generally delayed by up to a minute or more, and often after race start. While downloading data unattended, just to keep daily records for testing, is when Data Corruptions generally occur, missing the 1 Minute mark and going straight to the 30 sec. mark. I try not to have other websites active when using Trilogics as I think this has a bearing on the reliable data feed. The use of the term "Power User" crops up regularly in your newsletters. Is it possible to describe what denotes a "Power User", and maybe provide some of the tactics utilised by such owners in order to gain an insight into the possible future increase in returns and operation of Trilogics.
Once again, thanks for your email Peter. We'll get to a discussion of Power Users next week. In the meantime your efforts to minimize other computer/internet activity when using TriLogics is a great idea—for both the Live Odds and BettorData services. In discussing this with Intervest Global Live staff, the consensus is that even with a newer computer and a fast internet connection it is highly recommended that you do not use other programs while you're using TriLogics. (By the way: also make sure you are connected to the internet using a reputable service provider.) Further, anything that can slow down your computer will slow data collection and display time. Don't use TriLogics while you're updating your Facebook account—when using TriLogics do yourself a favor and stick with that program only! Finally, it's also important that you make sure your computer is well maintained with no malware or viruses.
One other point that Peter brought up about downloading data for testing purposes, also relates to the use of BettorData and Live Odds. This point has been echoed by long time clients as well as by our senior trainers: one of the benefits of using BettorData is that you are able to collect data for the entire day, whereas with the Live Odds feed you can only collect data from the moment you connect to the Live Odds feed. In other words, if you are not able to turn on TriLogics until, for example, 3:00pm, you will not be able to collect data for earlier races when you are using the Live Odds service. Using that same example, however, you can collect data for the entire day's races if you connect to BettorData at 3:00pm. In addition to reliability, this data collection feature is one of the more commonly mentioned benefits of using BettorData.
Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Recent TriLogics Results and our 2 Data Feeds
This week we will look at two areas of interest for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live. First, Intervest Global Live will take a look at TriLogics results for the first part of April as well as a brief recap of March. Next we'll begin a discussion about the 2 data feeds available to TriLogics owners: the free TAB Live Odds Service and the subscription service BettorData. The main reason for this discussion is that our last newsletter prompted several emails requesting that we discuss the pros and cons of the services. We will pick up on this topic in upcoming weeks, so if you have comments you would like to make, by all means forward them to us at Comments@TriLogics.com.au. Before going further, it should be noted that Intervest Global Live does not encourage clients to choose one service over the other—it’s your choice.
Before starting to look at the data feeds, it's exciting to note that the first 8 days of April started off with a bang for TriLogics owners. Quite often we'll either see Percentage Return or Trifecta leading the way in a short time frame such as the first 8 days of trading for the month. In the case of early April, however, earnings from both modules are nearly even: earnings for the TriLogics Trifecta module were $967.10 and the Percentage Return module produced $1050.30! That means the earnings total for the first 8 days of April is $2017.30. What is even more exciting is that one day (Thursday the 8th of April) produced over $1000 in earnings with just over $650 coming from PR and just over $360 coming from Trifecta!
These earnings, which are getting April off to a very good start, follow a solid March which saw total earnings of $4239.15. March was not as spectacular as February, which had earnings in excess of $7100, but it still represents a respectable total for the month. We're looking forward to April building on its blockbuster start.
Note that the totals outlined above all reflect trading using the free TAB Live Odds Service. TriLogics owners with access to the members section of our website know that they can also check our results using BettorData. Please remember that the data sheets provided on our members section are for training purposes only and are not a true reflection of what would be earned by TriLogics. They are posted to demonstrate the correct selection criteria, so that TriLogics owners can compare their selections to those of our staff. Having said that, we have heard from some clients who are fierce advocates of one data feed over the other. We hope that sharing their comments as well as those of our senior trainers will provide insight that will help current TriLogics owners make an informed decision about which feed they should choose.
Last week we received an email from a TriLogics owner in Western Australia. In part it reads, "…Could you have a discussion on the merits of the two data feed suppliers? I find the BettorData essential when I am betting Trifectas on the Dogs at 30 seconds. However, since your recommendation to revert to 1 minute for the Horses we find it is unnecessary to pay for the data and thus use LiveOdds. We get very few Data Corruptions (compared to your published history)- the 1 minute data is in plenty of time before the race start to get the bet on. Which do you recommend and why?"
We appreciate the comment and we'll begin our discussion with a few comments from an Intervest Global Live Senior Trainer, who begins by stressing that the choice of data feeds is completely up to the individual. "Our results reflect trading at the one minute mark using the Live Odds Service and that's what we train TriLogics owners to do. There can be advantages to using BettorData, however, and we're well aware that many experienced traders use it. One of the reasons I think BettorData can be an advantage is that it can be a slightly more reliable data feed."
He goes on to explain this by saying, that although the data generally comes in cleanly with both feeds, people have to realize that it's still data coming through the internet and "overall, the updates come with a little more consistency using BettorData." For instance he's found that with BettorData the updates come closer to the specific minute marks. TriLogics owners may see that with the Live Odds Service occasionally there is a jump in updates, for example, from the 5 minute mark to the 3 minute mark—skipping the 4 minute mark. "With BettorData," he adds, "it is less likely there will be any skipped intervals in the updates. The 5 minute update will come very close to exactly 5 minutes before the race is scheduled to jump, the next will be at 4 minutes, then at 3 minutes all the way down to the 30 second mark." People have to make up their own minds whether it is worth the subscription cost for that increased consistency.
Some of our Power Users, have let us know in no uncertain terms that BettorData is worth the extra cost to them. One Power User put it this way, "I find that BettorData more than pays for itself by helping me get approximately two extra wins per week." We’ll be back with more comments from this and other Power Users as well as further observations from our trainers.
This is just the beginning of our discussion: be sure to check next week’s website news item for more insights. Also, we'll have a more extensive discussion in our next newsletter, too. The important thing to remember is that we have heard from clients who are perfectly happy with the Live Odds feed and others who wouldn’t trade without BettorData. We encourage you to read the comments we’ll be including, try them for yourself, and see which works best for you. Remember, be sure to contact us on Comments@TriLogics.com.au if you would like to share your thoughts and opinions.
Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2010
In last week's news item Intervest Global Live briefly mentioned Saturday the 27th's highly publicized races at Rosehill in Sydney. As it turned out, none of those races were the big news as far as Intervest Global Live or TriLogics owners are concerned. The really big news for TriLogics owners is what happened during trading on other races on Saturday. For the day, total TriLogics earnings were $1604.10 using the BettorData feed for Trifecta and Percentage Return (PR). Just as exciting, in a half hour period near the end of the trading day PR earnings were over $563, with all of the earnings coming from 6 straight races using the PR module developed by Intervest Global Live. As one of our senior trainers put it, "Saturday comes under the heading of Patience is a Virtue—in this case a very profitable virtue."
It was earlier in the day that the glamour races were being run at Rosehill. Race 4 and Race 5, the Pago Pago Stakes and the Magic Night Stakes, respectively and later Race 7 the Rosehill Guineas. Each of those races had their surprises and drama, and we'll take a quick look at them shortly, but it was happened during the whole trading day with BettorData that is of greatest interest to TriLogics owners. For the day, Trifecta module earnings were $1040 and that occurred within the first two and a half hours of trading. Many TriLogics owners would have stopped at that point and no one could blame them. But for those who did continue, there was a great streak at the end of the day where 5 of 6 races qualified as Percentage Return races, and all 5 were winners.
The early part of Saturday was full of action, including a huge outcry among racing experts about the handling of Psychologist in the Magic Night Stakes. The filly was one of the favourites, and many were shocked when she jumped out of the gate and surged to an eight length lead. Trainer Tony Vasil had her clocked at 34 seconds for the first 600 meters. To Vasil's dismay, Psychologist had nothing left to finish the race and ended up 10 lengths back. But as Saturday wound down there was a half hour period, between 4:55pm and 5:25pm, that proved to be gold for TriLogics owners using the Percentage Return module.
In that half hour period, the Percentage Return (PR) module was helping TriLogics owners win 5 out of 6 races in a row. As for the one race that wasn't a winner—it didn't qualify under trading guidelines, so although no money was won, none was lost, either. In other words 5 out of 5 races during that half hour were all winners. It must be noted that prior to the winning streak, PR had resulted in a loss of $192. When the streak was over, however, PR finished with earnings of $563.
If you had been trading using the guidelines for Percentage Return (PR) just before 5pm, this is what you would have seen. The first of the 6 races to jump was race 7 at Bendigo, Victoria, with net earnings of $106. A few minutes later the 7th race at Brisbane's Doomben netted $128. Next, race number 8 at Caulfield didn't qualify under PR guidelines so nothing was lost or earned. The fourth in this group of races was the 8th race at Newcastle, NSW with net earnings of $120. Just a few minutes after winning that race the next race to jump was Adelaide's race 7 with net earnings of $160. Then, a mere one half hour after the streak began race number 8 at the Gold Coast Turf Club netted $240 using the PR module. In all, $754 dollars were earned from Percentage Return in that half hour period at the end of the day.
Looking ahead, Easter Saturday sees the $3.5 million Golden Slipper as the richest race of the year for 2 year olds. It's a 1200m sprint and 3 of the top favourites for the Slipper include Military Rose, Crystal Lilly, and Brightexpectations, which won the Pago Pago stakes. There will be more excitement than ever this coming weekend, but the real excitement for TriLogics owners will come in the form of a great payday! It could come from the Golden Slipper, but it's much more likely that it will come from a race that has a much smaller prize pool than $3.5 million dollars. After all, who cares if there's no glamour, but you end up pocketing big money. Intervest Global Live wishes you and your family all the best this Easter.
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2010
TriLogics Feedback and Recent Results
This week Intervest Global Live looks at a strong uptick with TriLogics Trifecta; a comment from a TriLogics client; and a brief look at what's happening in Australian racing. Trading with TriLogics Trifecta module came on strong last week with 3 days of earnings that exceeded $600 and another day with earnings of nearly $500. "Sometimes you get weeks like that," said Intervest Global Live founder Matthew Whyatt. Matthew was referring to the strong middle part of the month that boosted the "up and down" period in the early part of March. We'll also take a moment to share an owner's comment about the Intervest Global Live RSS news feed that is available to everyone—even if you're not yet a TriLogics owner.
Looking back on results with the Trifecta module, the first week of March saw a couple of strong days followed by a couple of losing days, which is not all that uncommon. Trading for the week was still in positive territory, however, with earnings of $375.40 through Sunday the 7th. As the month continued, Trifecta earnings grew to $1738.60 through the 18th of the month. We're looking forward to a strong finish to close out the month. As we have said many times in the past, however, success with TriLogics is best measured over longer periods as opposed to on a daily or weekly basis.
Over the last few weeks Intervest Global Live has been featuring TriLogics tips from owners as well as from our senior trainers. One of the subscribers to our RSS feed passed on her appreciation for this feature and made an interesting observation. Jane from New Zealand mentioned that she regularly engages in some of the recommended practices we encourage with our tips. Even though the tips are often things she already does, Jane appreciates the reinforcement of knowing that she is doing the very things that our trainers and power users recommend. Below is an abbreviated version of Jane's message.
"I just thought I would drop a note to say I really appreciate the TriLogics News. I have the RSS feed open as a home page along with the NSW TAB and my email. Everyday I check the feed hoping to see another piece of exciting info. Although when I read the Feed I sometimes say, 'I already do that', it's good to know I am thinking correctly… I just wanted to say that I appreciate all the effort that everyone at Intervest Global Live put in on a daily basis and please keep the RSS Feed stocked with helpful, handy tips."
Thanks for that, Jane. We always appreciate hearing from clients. We'll continue to pass along helpful tips as well as other news that might be of interest to TriLogics owners and prospective clients. If you have your own tips, strategies, or suggestions please feel free to pass them on to us on one of our free call numbers (1800 733 833 Aus or 0800 443 509 NZ) or via email to: comments@trilogics.com.au
In closing we'll take a moment to mention that this coming Saturday is the middle weekend in Sydney's Golden Slipper Festival. There will be plenty of festivities and large prize pools this weekend as part of the lead-up to the $3.5 million Golden Slipper race on Easter Saturday. Two of the Festival's other big races this weekend are both sprints, like the Slipper: the Group 2 Magic Night Stakes (fillies) and the Pago Pago Stakes (colts) both at 1200m. Those races will be the last chance for 2 year olds to qualify for the Golden Slipper to be run on the 3rd of April at Rosehill. One of the other top races this Saturday will be the $500,000 Group 1 Dubai Rosehill Guineas (2000m). Although the Guineas has attracted a smaller field than expected, there will still be plenty of excitement surrounding it as well as all of the other Festival races. Of course, only time will tell if any will qualify as TriLogics trading races. So by all means, enjoy the excitement of the Festival, but be sure to log on to TriLogics for your best chance of making some money!
Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The Importance of Money Gaps in TriLogics
A few weeks ago we discussed some of the mathematical principals used by Intervest Global Live senior trainers as well as our resident statistician Dr Bhatt to fine tune the TriLogics program and improve trading strategies. Although we at Intervest Global Live go to great pains to ensure TriLogics is easy to use, we have received some questions about the statistical analysis that underpins TriLogics. Rather than going into detail about advanced analysis, the Intervest Global Live training team has determined that one of the most valuable points we can pass on is to stress the importance of keeping a close eye on the “money gap”, as it is the single most important variable when it comes to identifying the strongest earning possibilities.
Although most seasoned TriLogics owners probably know this by heart, the size of the money gap is the key to whether a runner should be included or excluded in a trade. If the money gaps are large that is to your advantage. It means a horse with a large money gap is attracting more money relative to the runner with the next closest odds. As TriLogics owners also know, those with statistically significant money gaps are highlighted in red. That red highlight is an important guide, but to be a true power user it is valuable to pay attention to other factors surrounding the money gap.
For instance, if the money gap on a particular runner is decreasing as the start of the race approaches that means the market is losing confidence in that runner. If that runner becomes a borderline case, you should take note. It's possible that runner will drop to the point where it should be excluded. The converse is also true. Let's say at the 3 minute mark a particular runner falls outside of the appropriate money gap. You exclude it. Then, at the 2 minute mark it is still outside a solid money gap, but it is much closer. It pays to keep an eye on this horse in case it moves into the "include" category closer to the start of the race.
These types of trends are also important for novices to keep an eye on during paper trading. In this way you might even begin to anticipate runners to include or exclude before they are "highlighted". What the software is doing for you in these cases is showing you different shades of grey, which is important to notice if you want to become a TriLogics power user. Power users don't ONLY look at highlights—they also take an interest in WHY a runner should be included or excluded. They are training themselves to not just look for a separation between runners, but a CLEAR separation between runners. They also take note of runners who are outside the normal parameters, and are therefore excluded, but who pose a threat to the favorites and therefore MIGHT warrant inclusion. The more time you spend studying why the money gap is there and whether it is growing or shrinking, the more likely you are to be successful in borderline cases. Plus, from what the trainers and power users tell us: it makes your trading more fun, interesting…and successful.
Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Senior Trainer's TriLogics Tip of the Week
For the last few weeks we at Intervest Global Live have been talking about some of the great TriLogics results we were seeing during February, as well as some of the exciting news about the latest developments Intervest Global Live is implementing for TriLogics. March is starting off well for TriLogics, which is great news but this week we'll take a moment to review a tip from one of Intervest Global Live's senior trainers. It's something that you probably learned early in training, but may have forgotten: Be sure to backup your database on a regular basis. This tip might not help you get extra earnings today, but it will help ensure that your records remain up-to-date so you can check them and improve your trading and earnings in the future.
If you haven't recently backed up your data, you are susceptible to losing your trading history that you have built up. This can happen in the event the TAB updates their system or if Intervest Global Live updates the software—as we periodically do in the process of improving TriLogics. Our senior trainer advises all TriLogics owners to back up their database once per month at the very least. Ideally he recommends you do this on a daily or weekly basis. This way you will always have access to your full trading history, which is crucial if you want to examine your past performance or if you want to consider different trading strategies.
Our senior trainer says, "That trading history is not only important for comparing your results in the future, it's each TriLogics owner's record of all the trades they have made and they definitely don't want to lose that." He goes on to add that it's best to make sure you back up your data at the end of your trading session, when you are ready to close the program for the day. "Another thing they should remember," he says, "is that their system is not fully backed up until after they've closed down TriLogics."
"Of course," our trainer adds, "a client can fully back up their system any time they want if they are willing to shut it down and then restart it." Owners might want to do this for any number of reasons. For instance, if you get into the habit of backing up your history every day, and you reach your earnings goal for the day, but you still want to spend a little time looking at previous days' results. In that case, it would be a good idea to stop trading for the day, back up your data, log out, then log back in to look at your history. That way your history is saved and you can continue working with TriLogics.
Backing up your data is just a matter of a few simple steps. First, click the Tools link at the top left of your TriLogics screen. When you do that a dropdown menu will appear. Select Backup Database and click. That's all there is to it. It only takes a moment, but it can prove to be extremely valuable in the future and you are secure in the knowledge that your history has been saved. While you are getting yourself into good habits like regularly backing up your data, another good habit is to regularly read the news section of the TriLogics website. That's one of the first places we post news, updates and features of interest to TriLogics owners. It's another habit that Power Users tell us helps them perform at the highest levels.
Date: Wednesday, March 3, 2010
February Finishes with Earnings of $7100+ for TriLogics
2 weeks ago we reported how well the first 11 days of February had gone for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live. Well, the month of February finished even better! When the final earnings for the month were in, using both Trifecta and Percentage Return (PR), the total was $7172.45. Intervest Global Live is very proud of those results, but there is even better news. We have also gotten reports from a couple of seasoned traders who really work the program and test their own strategies and they have proven what a powerful program TriLogics is with truly outstanding results. At the end of the month they have reported earnings that exceeded the results posted on our website. It must be noted that these TriLogics Power Users have taken responsibility for their own trading, using their own strategies that they have tested, which deviate from the Intervest Global Live trading guidelines outlined in training.
We will discuss the success of our Power Users in more detail shortly, but first let's take a look at the excellent earnings using our basic trading guidelines. Through the 11th of February TriLogics earnings stood at $3528.35. In the next 17 days, earnings increased by over $3,500. An additional $3644.10 to be exact. During the period between the 12th and the 28th there were some excellent individual days, particularly with the Trifecta module. For instance, there were 5 days that each had earnings of $500 or more from the Trifecta module: the 12th ($529.20), the 13th ($501.40), the 20th ($1105.90), the 22nd ($737.00), and the 27th ($542.30). As always, it's important to note that there were losing days involved also. On the 15th there was a net loss, including both the Trifecta and PR modules, of $180.40 and on the 26th the net loss was $653.90. Overall, however, positive earnings far outweighed the losses.
As mentioned, there were some excellent results from Power Users who have provided tips in the past. Hint: If you haven't been reading the weekly news and tips sections, and you feel that you might benefit from some additional help it might be a good idea to go back and read some of the tips posted in the past. Of course, keep your eye out for future tips posted here, too. The main point of passing on the great earnings of our Power Users is to illustrate that TriLogics is a powerful tool that can be used many ways. These seasoned traders take the time to consider new possibilities and test them.
In some cases these experienced traders create more trades by changing their betting strategies. This could be a good thing, especially if you are uncomfortable waiting for races to meet the standard Intervest Global Live guidelines. It can also be risky, but as was previously mentioned they take the time to test their techniques. It should also be noted that they rarely stay satisfied and are continually testing new trading strategies. Matthew Whyatt, the chairman of Intervest Global Live put it this way: "The tremendous success of Power Users shows what can be done with TriLogics when people apply themselves and take responsibility for their trading decisions. I'm not saying everyone needs to use TriLogics this way. Far from it. I am saying that this points out what can be done with TriLogics and I'm proud I've helped develop a tool that can produce these kinds of results and I applaud their initiative."
If you have not yet had a good look at TriLogics, now is a perfect time to book a demo and see if this earning opportunity is for you. Also note that, like our Power Users, Intervest Global Live is constantly striving to upgrade our software and trading strategies. We have several projects currently in the works to help improve earnings even further so stay tuned to find out details as soon as full testing has been completed. In the meantime, give us a call on 1800 733 833 or on 0800 443 509 in New Zealand and book a demo to find out what all the excitement is about.
Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010
It's not Rocket Science…it's TriLogics!
What the average TriLogics owner uses on a daily basis certainly isn't "Rocket Science". In fact, Intervest Global Live has gone out of its way to make sure TriLogics is easy to use. In all honesty, though, what goes on inside TriLogics software is anything but simple. That's why Intervest Global Live has a PhD in statistics on our staff: Dr M. Bhatt. Dr Bhatt works very closely with our senior trainers who have years of hands on experience with the racing data. Dr Bhatt's responsibility is to review the data Intervest Global Live collects in order to identify trends that can help TriLogics owners earn more. "What I do on a daily basis is called trend analysis and time series analysis," says Dr Bhatt. "I check the variables in the data, at different time marks, to determine which are the strongest predictors of winning. Since there are many variables to choose from, I rely on the guidance of our senior trainers to advise me on which indicators to analyze first. I then back test my findings, and discuss the results with our senior trainers to find out if we can create a strategy that is teachable to the average person. Once we are all in agreement, we release updates to TriLogics owners."
Instead of going into details regarding Dr Bhatt's statistical analysis, which frankly can sound very complicated, it's more important to have a basic understanding of what time series analysis is. With this type of analysis, we measure and track changes in bits of information that occur at specific periods of time. For those of you who regularly use TriLogics, you'll know that the bits of information that are most important is the amount of money attracted by runners at various points leading up to the start of the race. When you look at the amount of money that is attracted to various horses at the 3 minute mark, the 2 minute mark, and the 1 minute mark, and then correlate that with the results, sometimes patterns emerge. Time series analysis is the technique that helps us identify those patterns.
At that point it is important to look at other variables—the dollar value of the win pool, the size of the field, etc. and take those into account, too. Intervest Global Live staff then "crunch" those numbers to find statistically significant trends—patterns that hold up over time. Analyzing those numbers and finding patterns that help TriLogics owners win more is Dr Bhatt's specialty. "This is really the essence of time series analysis," says Dr Bhatt. Over the last twenty five years, it has become one of the most important branches of statistics and is used in fields as diverse as predicting the spread of disease to creating economic forecasts. And, of course, helping to improve the earnings of TriLogics owners!
Another point Dr Bhatt and the senior trainers emphasize is the necessity of going back far enough in time and doing sufficient tests. "Trends are changing all the time and we need to find ones that are positive for a long enough period of time," says Dr Bhatt. "It must be positive over a period of at least 6 months," Dr Bhatt adds, "and at that point we go back and test another 3 months. Once a trend has held up for 9 months it is statistically meaningful." At this point, Dr Bhatt and our senior trainers have made significant strides toward improving our Trifecta module. It is too early to reveal any details on that as it is still undergoing testing. Once that is released, which should be within the next 2 months, the senior trainers and Dr Bhatt will begin focusing on the next improvement. "We have already begun discussing other trends and variables that the senior trainers and I have noticed," says Dr Bhatt. "We are always trying to improve earnings."
Date: Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Great Start for February with TriLogics by Intervest Global Live
TriLogics by Intervest Global Live has posted some excellent results to start off this month. The TriLogics Percentage Return module and the Trifecta module, both developed by Intervest Global Live, have provided earnings of over $1500 each in the first 11 days of February. "Total earnings for the first 11 days are $3528.35," reports Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live. "That's a great start to the month and we are happy for all our clients," Matthew Whyatt adds. TriLogics Percent Return module was the stronger of the two producing earnings of $1639.80 during the first week and $2070.85 for the first 11 days. The Trifecta module was slightly behind with earnings of $1457.50 from the 1st – 11th of February.
Although this is an excellent start it's important to note that it's the long term results that are the true key with TriLogics, (that's how it was designed), not the daily results. Still, having said that, when the first 11 days of the month nets over $3500 it's worth paying attention. During those first 11 days there were some excellent single days, and there were some losing days as well—of course, that's natural with TriLogics. In fact, the results outlined above underscore the importance of not taking daily results too seriously because things turn around quickly. For example, in the first week of February Percent Return had two days with results in excess of $800 each day. Those results are great by anyone's standards. On Monday the 1st of February, Percent Return (PR) earned $893.60 and Saturday the 6th of February PR earned $980.35. In between, Thursday the 4th of February was a losing day of $399.50. "There are going to be losing days like that," says Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live, "but it turns around and TriLogics is designed to, and has been proven to produce positive results that far outweigh the negatives. That's why we always stress throughout training that clients shouldn't worry—or get too overjoyed—about the results of a single day. It's the long term that counts."
There were some ups and downs for Trifecta, too. On Wednesday the 10 of February earnings with Trifecta were $1007.90 for the day. A week earlier, however, on the 3rd, trading with the Trifecta module resulted in a loss of $399. Not only does this point out the importance of looking at earnings over time instead of on a day to day basis but it also shows that consistently, over time, the results are positive when you follow the guidelines. Are you going to lose some days? Absolutely. But the winnings are going to outpace the losses—by far. And positive results have been consistent over the last 10 years. In fact, from 2004-2009 average yearly earnings have been over $53,000. The average for 2009, on its own (with the addition of the new PR trading strategy) boosted the yearly earnings total to over $67,000. If you're not already a TriLogics client, that's something worth looking into.
Date: Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tip from a TriLogics Senior Trainer
As it's still relatively early in the year, this is a good time for TriLogics owners to establish good trading practices. This is particularly important for new TriLogics owners, but it's important for all owners to make sure they are following the "best practices" recommended by Intervest Global Live. Toward this goal, we asked an Intervest Global Live senior trainer to suggest one of his top tips. Without hesitation our Intervest Global Live trainer said, "Client input is a key area for success with TriLogics." When asked to elaborate he added, "When I train clients who are enthusiastic and are willing to apply themselves, I know they are likely to be top performers." What follows is a summary of our senior trainer's thoughts on how clients who apply themselves get the most out of TriLogics.
It’s an old expression, but a true one: You get out something what you put in. Although TriLogics is designed to be easy to use, becoming a top performer requires input from the client. That input comes in several forms. First, clients have to take their training seriously and become proficient at the fundamentals. This may sound obvious, but some new owners become over-anxious to trade and begin trading before they've completed their training. Although this may sound like enthusiasm, when clients begin trading before they are fully trained it is closer to recklessness than enthusiasm.
Along these same lines, it's important that TriLogics owners do not start believing that it is an automatic system. TriLogics is a powerful, easy to use tool, but in no way is it automatic. It's important that TriLogics owners follow the trading guidelines and use the system to their advantage. But they must engage with it and use it. There are companies out there that claim their systems are automatic. We have never seen evidence of success with that type of system. The internet is full of people claiming to help you earn hundreds of thousands of dollars for spending 1 or 2 hours online per day. Intervest Global Live has never made claims like these. Instead, we train you to be operate the software responsibly and strongly encourage you to follow trading guidelines.
The second aspect of solid client input is to make sure to practice the skills you have learned until you have mastered them. Even after mastering TriLogics fundamentals, it is prudent to practice them on an ongoing basis. The classic example of "practice makes perfect" is Roger Federer: the great tennis champion and one of the top athletes of all time. A couple weeks back Federer was interviewed after winning a match at the Australian Open and the interviewer asked him about the amount of time he spent training. Jokingly, Federer said he mostly spent his time on the lounge and that his success was strictly due to his talent. Lest anyone take those comments seriously, he quickly added that he was kidding and that he spent a great deal of time training. In fact, among people who follow tennis, it is common knowledge that although he has spent 237 consecutive weeks as the number one player in the world he still has one of the most rigorous practice regimes of any player. So, our trainer's point: even after you've mastered your skills take time to practice them at least several times per month.
Once you have the first two aspects of input in play, then—and only then—can you begin to explore advanced techniques and begin to develop your own trading strategies. TriLogics is a powerful tool and over the years clients have reported to Intervest Global Live that they have tested and used their own techniques and strategies quite successfully. Although this is not something that should be attempted until you feel you are a top performer, it is another example of how TriLogics owners get out of the system what they put in. We are always happy to hear about client experiments and techniques and we encourage you to share your experiences with us. Just give us a quick call on 1800 733 833 or in New Zealand on 0800 443 509 or send us an email at info@trilogics.com.au
Date: Wednesday, February 3, 2010
TriLogics Suggestion from a Top Performer
Recently Matthew Whyatt, chairman of Intervest Global Live, was speaking with Jim, a TriLogics owner from NZ. In discussing his experience with the program Jim emphasized the need to have a business-like approach to operating TriLogics. Although that attitude is stressed by Intervest Global Live staff during TriLogics training, Intervest Global Live and Matthew Whyatt always like to get the perspective of individual owners. When asked to provide specifics, this particular TriLogics owner didn't focus on trading the same days of the week or being prepared to trade for the full day, although he acknowledged that those are important points. Instead, Jim focused on training exercises. Although Intervest Global Live news items have often talked about reviewing training modules as practice, this top performer had a slightly different approach.
"I usually use TriLogics on Saturdays and Sundays, but I run the program almost every day of the week so I can use the information for training purposes the next day," he said. If you're not already doing this, it's advice worth listening to. Let's explore Jim's approach because it will keep you sharp and allow you to practice even when you've spent the entire day away from your computer doing something else. After all, being able to get off to do what you really want to do is one of the most attractive features of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live.
First of all, to collect data for later analysis owners must run TriLogics during that day. Owners don't have to sit in front of the computer, but they must turn the computer on and launch TriLogics to be able to collect data for that day. Once you've done that, you can then use that data to "practice trade" and compare your results to results posted on the web site. To do this the program must be running for each day that you would like to collect results. Also, TriLogics must be running prior to the start of racing (appx 11am – noon NSW time) to get data for all of that day's races.
Once you've launched TriLogics click Get Data in the upper left part of the TriLogics screen. (As top priorities, Intervest Global Live recommends ticking the boxes for all the thoroughbred meetings in NSW, QLD & VIC to start with.) Then click OK and TriLogics begins collecting the data. (Note: If you are using BettorData you can collect data after racing begins, but only for that day. For instance if you start running TriLogics and BettorData at 3pm on Monday you can collect data for the entire day's races. If you are using NSW Free Odds data collection you must begin collecting data before racing begins if you want the entire day as part of your history. Additional note: Even with BettorData you can only collect data on a day by day basis; you can't collect data for "yesterday" or "last week".)
Once you have collected the data, you can then use that information to go back and "trade" (make your selections without placing actual bets) and record your selections on a data sheet for that day. At the end of the process hit View and it will bring up your data sheet. You can then print it out and compare your results with those posted online in the Members Section of the web site. (To quickly get into the members section hit Links>Intervest Global>Client Log In (on the lower left side of the page) and pull of IGL's data sheets for the day you want to compare.
Jim from New Zealand goes through this process, collecting data every day of the week. This way, when it comes time to trade on Saturday and Sunday he is feeling comfortable and confident with the process and his ability to act during live conditions. This practice will build your confidence, too, and that is an important element in succeeding with TriLogics.
If you have tips, techniques, or strategies for TriLogics please email them to info@TriLogics.com.au Our expert trainers will go over them and you very well may see your own suggestions or observations posted online. Thanks to Jim and we wish you all the best. Remember: If you still are not a TriLogics owner or would like to get a free demonstration while sitting at your own computer in the comfort of your own home give us a call on 1800 733 833 or in NZ on 0800 443 509. It's the perfect way to see how you can harness the power of TriLogics for yourself!
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Another Intervest Global Live Client Sends News on TriLogics to Matthew Whyatt
Whenever possible, we at Intervest Global Live try to share news "from the front lines" about people and their experiences with TriLogics. If you are a TrLogics owner and want to send us news on how you’re going that would be great! Recently, Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live and developer of TriLogics, received an email from a fairly new client. Jim from the North Shore of New Zealand, who only became a TriLogics owner a little over a year ago, is already doing well and he wanted to pass on his good news about Intervest Global Live and TriLogics. "Of all the businesses we have looked at this would be the only one I would recommend to some one looking to enhance their financial future," says Jim. He goes on to add some more details about his story which we have included below.
"In September 2008 my wife spotted a small advertisement in the local paper for a business opportunity (TriLogics). At first I was extremely skeptical," Jim adds, "as we had been down this road so many times looking at work from home situations with limited success." But Jim decided not to judge something before he had fully investigated it. "At this point we had nothing to lose by ringing and finding out a bit more information. What we learnt tweaked our interest and found, to our relief this was not a hard sell situation."
After examining the information Intervest Global Live provided, and asking all the questions on Jim and his wife had on their list they were satisfied and purchased TriLogics. "We then had a very intensive period of training on how to operate the software and create profits from trading on selected horse races in Australia."
Jim and his wife needed their new business to fit around their current schedule—this was very important to them. "As both my wife and I have very busy and stable jobs we decided one of us would run the program and I ended up being the one. I now run the software on Saturday afternoons, at present. I find (that) by following the rules and guidelines as laid out in the training (it) can be very lucrative."
"I would have no hesitation in talking to potential customers and providing a demonstration."
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Start 2010 with Good TriLogics Habits
While we are still in the first few weeks of the new year, Intervest Global Live believes it is a good time to start getting into good form with TriLogics in preparation for the rest of 2010. In the middle of last year Intervest Global Live passed on some of the top tips that came from our trainers as well as from TriLogics Power Users. (Power Users refers to people who use TriLogics with great consistency and great results.) Often, Power Users will contact Intervest Global Live and share their personal experiences. Last year we published some of the habits that they stick to, and which help them earn more with TriLogics. Over the coming weeks we'll review some of the time tested habits you should get into and add new ones as they come to our attention. If you have found a strategy or developed a habit let us know and we'll pass it on.
One of the first tips or habits is to make sure you complete your training before trading. It may sound surprising to long time TriLogics users, but it is not unusual for us to get calls from clients who have questions about their trading results and strategy. Often, within the first 30 seconds, our trainers learn that the person on the other end of the line is still in training! A conversation like this then ensues:
Trainer: "But mate, you haven't completed all your data sheets. I thought we agreed that you wouldn't trade before then."
New TriLogics owner: "Well, I was anxious to get started."
Trainer: "I understand that, but would you drive a new car on the road before you learned to drive?"
New TriLogics owner: "Of course not, but I'd really like to get started with TriLogics…"
Please: complete your training before live trading. This is for your benefit. We want to make sure you have the best start possible.
Similarly, if you have already completed your TriLogics training and are currently trading don't forget about the training completely. One of our Power Users recommends reviewing the training modules on a weekly basis. That's right: review your training every week. If that sounds like it's a bit "over the top" consider what professional athletes do on the days when they are not competing. They practice and train. They practice the things they have done hundreds of thousands of times. This way, the likelihood that they will make a mistake drops considerably. Plus, most important of all, it increases their confidence. A confident trader is more likely to be a successful trader. To give yourself that extra edge, review your training regularly.
In addition to reviewing, be sure to take a few moments to check the members section of the TriLogics website every time you log on to use your program. In fact, even if you're not using the program for some time make it a habit to check the members section when you're online. Although Intervest Global Live will email you important updates when they are available the smaller, but still important issues that we are aware of will be posted there such as issues with the TAB data feed or compatibility issues with other software you may be loading on to your computer. Check the members section.
One final point: while you're on the TriLogics website click on the Read More link. This area has additional news about racing and TriLogics. It's not essential reading like the members section, but you might find some interesting information that will help you. Like the tips we've included today as well as those that will be coming up in future weeks. Stay up to date with TriLogics and you'll feel more comfortable and confident. Try it—we think you'll like it!
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Follow up on Magic Millions and TriLogics
Although the Magic Millions thoroughbred sale continues this week, and takes place just down the road from the headquarters of Intervest Global Live, (the developer of TriLogics), most of the hoopla and the racing carnival finished over the weekend. Due to its proximity to Intervest Global Live headquarters, staff always take a keen interest in the festivities even if most of the races are not TriLogics trading races. The sale has been a tremendous success and it's likely that one of the many horses sold will end up helping to increase the earnings of TriLogics owners in the future. In the meantime, Intervest Global Live staff are understandably proud that a local trainer won the 2YO Classic for just the second time in the race's history.
Military Rose, trained by Gillian Heinrich, and ridden by Stathi Katsidis, came out as the favorite and the filly won handily. Heinrich was especially please with her win because she is only the second local trainer to have won the premier race since it began. The first was Sally Rogers in the first Magic Millions Classic back in 1987. Ambers Waltz out of Sydney and Demanding Miss from Brisbane placed second and third respectively. Heinrich's team isn't resting. By the end of the weekend her team had already purchased 10 horses and were still looking at adding to the acquisitions.
The win by the Gold Coast trainer will help put to rest a vague rumor that was reported in the HeraldSun.com.au regarding the possibility the Magic Millions moving to Victoria. Shortly after the race Magic Millions principal John Singleton was quoted in the HeraldSun.com.au as saying he was "more than happy" to discuss with Victoria the possibility of moving the Magic Millions south. Later, the allusion to discussions about a possible move were said to be part of an effort to get Queensland to contribute prize money to the Magic Millions prize pool.
Shortly after the report in the HeraldSun.com, The Age.com reported that Gerry Harvey, the other principal for the Magic Millions, downplayed (if not dismissed) his compatriot's comments. TheAge.com.au reported that Harvey said the Millions would in fact stay on the Gold Coast but that when it comes to potential discussions he keeps an open mind. He stressed the difference between discussions and intent, but Harvey was also quoted as saying, ''Queensland can't afford to lose this under any circumstances as it generates $52 million in revenue. There are enough smart people in government to get together and work something out.''
In Saturday's other big race, the $1 million Queensland Racing Magic Millions 3YO Trophy (1400m), Graceful Anna was the winner by a neck. The filly finished ahead of Tallow and Love Conquers All. Graceful Anna, trained by David Pfeiffer and was ridden by Peter Robl, survived a lengthy protest to win her fifth in a row.
Date: Wednesday, January 6, 2010
TriLogics and the Magic Millions Racing Carnival
The BMW Magic Millions race is one of the highlights of the Australian racing calendar and it takes place this weekend, on the Gold Coast, just minutes from Intervest Global Live headquarters. The main office for Intervest Global Live, developer of TriLogics, is located just north of the Gold Coast Turf Club where the racing carnival is taking place. In addition to the races on Saturday a full slate of activities will precede the races, and are always a favorite of Intervest Global Live staff. Of course, just because there are a lot of festivities and the prize pool is large doesn't necessarily mean the featured race, or any of the other races for that matter, will qualify as TriLogics trading races. That won't be known until closer to race time when TriLogics has analyzed the flow of money and other relevant data.
Considered the premier racing event on Australia's summer racing calendar, Saturday's 2010 running of the Magic Millions has a prize pool of $2 million for the signature race. (Note: entry is restricted to horses purchased through previous Magic Millions sales). There is another $2.6 million in combined prize money for the 9 other races on Saturday, for a total of $4.6 million for the day. The $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic (1200m) is the seventh race of the day and will be preceded by the QLD Racing Magic Millions 3YO Trophy (1400m) with a $1 million prize pool. In addition to those two, other races include the half million dollar Magic Millions Cup and 2 quarter million dollar races, the David Jones Magic Millions Sprint and the Magic Millions Stayers Cup (1800m) as well as the $200,000 Paspaley Magic Millions and F&M Handicap. Four more races, each with a purse of $100,000 will round out the day.
The favorites for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic include: #13 Ambers Waltz, trained by John O'Shea with Corey Brown as jockey; #9 Military Rose, trained by Gillian Heinrich with Stathi Katsidis as jockey; and #4 Spirit of Boom, trained by Tony Gollan with Kristy Banks as jockey. Ms Banks is aiming to become just the second woman to ride to victory in the race. Trainer Gai Waterhouse, another woman well known to Australian racing fans, has 2 horses entered in the premier race: BrightExpectations and Extreme Mover.
In addition to Saturday's races the carnival will feature glamorous events and festivities as well as the Magic Millions yearlings sale, which attracts leading trainers and buyers from around the world. Some of the off track functions include Ladies High Tea on Thursday, the Magic Millions Dinner on Friday night, and a Fashions on the Field competition on Saturday. The persons voted most stylish female and male race-goers will each win prizes values at $4000 from David Jones. If you're looking for fun, enjoy the carnival and try to make time to stop by the Intervest Global Live office to say hello—you're always welcome. If you're interested in making money, however, you're better off staying home and keeping your eye on your TriLogics program.
Date: Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Holiday Office Schedule & TriLogics Trifecta
Christmas is rapidly approaching and Intervest Global Live staff wish all TriLogics owners and their families a Happy Christmas, a joyous holiday season, and a prosperous 2010. Intervest Global Live staff will be away from the office beginning on Thursday the 24th of December and will be returning on Monday the 4th of January. With just a few weeks left in 2009, it's turning out to be a great year for TriLogics. Earnings for the year are now over $65,000. Plus, the first part of December is going particularly well for TriLogics, especially with the Trifecta module developed by Intervest Global Live. For the first 10 days of December TriLogics Trifecta has earned over $5000!
The exact total of earnings for the first ten days of December is $5,317.80. Not surprisingly, with over $5,000 earned in 10 days, there were many excellent individual days. For instance, there were 3 days with earnings over $1000 and there were a total of five days with earnings over $500.
Using the Intervest Global Live $500 "Stop Loss" strategy, many of those excellent earnings occurred in a short period of time so TriLogics owners could then stop trading for the day and enjoy other activities. For example, on Wednesday the 2nd of December earnings of $1005.40 were achieved in just 3 hours and 3 minutes for owners following the Intervest Global Live trading strategy. The next day over $1500 was made in 2 hours and 35 minutes. Saturday the 5th of December was probably the best overall day with over $1400 earned in just 35 minutes.
The best way to look at the earning power of TriLogics is over a substantial period of time. But it is always good to acknowledge that outstanding earnings can be achieved with TriLogics in a very short period of time. Enjoy your holiday and don't forget that although the Intervest Global Live office will be closed, there may very well be some excellent trading to be had during that period. We wish you all the best and hope that 2010 is your best financial year ever!
Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Another TriLogics Update—At No Extra Charge
Current owners of TriLogics will have already received an email from Intervest Global Live technical support staff announcing the 2.1.0.1 update for TriLogics. As with all updates to TriLogics, Intervest Global Live provides this to clients at no extra charge. We have been doing this since the company started 10 years ago and in those 10 years there have been over 50 improvements provided at no extra cost. Some of the highlights of this most recent update developed by Intervest Global Live include a new Bet Submission module, added support for 64-bit computers, enhanced functionality with BettorData, and streamlining of the TriLogics start up procedure.
Before discussing the features of the update it is important to note that all current TriLogics owners have been sent an email with full details on the installation process for this update. Please read through that email as Intervest Global Live technical staff have provided a thorough, step-by-step installation guide, which you will be able to follow easily. Even if you do not consider yourself as having strong computer skills the easy to follow instructions in the email, complete with illustrations, will have you up and running in no time. Also, if you want to have access to all the features of the new update remember to install the update BEFORE you download the Live Racing Information for the day.
The new Bet Submission module means you no longer have to ensure you are using Internet Explorer 7. The new update improves compatibility with Internet Explorer 8, so you can make trades smoothly with either version of Internet Explorer. This update also improves the bet placement process, whether you are using Internet Explorer 7 or 8. Please note that you Do Not need to have Internet Explorer 8 installed to use the new Bet Submission Module. Unless you disable the new Bet Submission Module, which we recommend you don't do, it will be part of your TriLogics package once you've followed the easy steps to install the new update. There is a lot more info on this feature in the email that was sent to all TriLogics owners.
Additional changes and enhancements that are part of this update include added support for using TriLogics on Windows 7 (note this is the new operating system, not to be confused with the browser Internet Explorer 7), and the option to choose 0:30 or 1:00 as the default minute mark on TriLogics. Intervest Global has also added new Backup and Restore functionality for the TriLogics History Database as well as the ability to filter the race list in Historical mode so you can hide/show race meetings. Current clients of TriLogics should consult their email for full details and our easy to follow installation guide. Just follow the prompts and you'll be done in quick order and have all the newest features of TriLogics. If you're not yet a client contact us on 1800 733 833 or in New Zealand on 0800 443 509 to get the all the news on earning from home with TriLogics. If you're not yet a client you will also want to know that our current trading results are now over $64,000 for 2009!
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Excellent November TriLogics Results
November has provided some outstanding results for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live. Complete numbers are posted online on the TriLogics web site through 26 November and through that date earnings were in excess of $6200 for owners following the Intervest Global Live guidelines. Note: That figure includes trading with our new Percentage Return strategy by Intervest Global Live, the traditional Percentage Return strategy, and Trifecta. We have received data sheets from TriLogics owners who show even stronger returns and we'll touch on those results, as well.
Using both Percentage Return strategies, earnings through the 26th were $5,125.15 and with Trifecta earnings were an additional $1,114.50. In addition to solid overall numbers, there were some outstanding individual trading days, too. For instance, on the 17th of November Trifecta earnings were $1132.30. There were five days where Percentage Return earned over $500, with $788 earned on Monday the 9th.
One TriLogics client who sent through their results for the month of November showed earnings of over $6600 trading $200 on Percentage Return and also $200 on Trifecta from just 4 days per week of trading. What's important about these figures is that they illustrate the power and flexibility of TriLogics. Although we strongly recommend TriLogics owners adhere to Intervest Global Live guidelines, once clients become experienced they can, after proper testing, use the program to develop strategies of their own if they wish.
In all, with the development of the new Percentage Return guidelines by Intervest Global Live, 2009 is shaping up to be a very good year for TriLogics owners. Of even greater importance, we have recently run the figures and found that over a 6 year period (from November 2003 through October 2009) TriLogics earned on average $53,945.56 per year. That is remarkably solid number given the economic difficulties that plagued the economy as a whole from late 2008 through the better part of 2009. As we enter the last month of 2009 a clearer picture will emerge, but all signs point to continued strong earnings through 2010.
Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2009
TriLogics Clients can Score Big TAB Bonuses
Great news for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live! If you are a current TriLogics client and haven't already heard the news about the TAB Number One Club be sure to read on and then log on to www.numberoneclub.com.au for full details. TAB has just announced that it is offering rewards points for all trading done through your TAB account—much like a frequent flyer program for trading with the TAB. Instead of getting air miles, however, you'll be earning deposits directly into your TAB account. There are different levels depending on how much you trade, the highest being Gold. For owners of TriLogics who are using the Intervest Global Live guidelines, and trade four or more days a week you could easily qualify for the Gold Level. The Gold Level gives you 3 points for every dollar traded through your TAB account. In addition to the credits put into your account, there are additional benefits. The best part of all for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live is that you'll be earning credits and other benefits without doing anything different than you are already doing.
Some of the other privileges and rewards available from the TAB's Number One Club include free general admission to selected race meetings, discounted room rates at Star City, Jupiters, and Treasury Casinos, access to exclusive events and promotions, and the chance to be "Owner for a Day" in the Number One Club stable. As members work from the bronze level to the silver level and on up to gold, the number of points accrued per dollar traded increases. Another benefit the Number One Club offers is that even after you have used your credits, the points still count toward your status level for the rest of the year.
In addition to the benefits and privileges mentioned, as well as others listed on the Number One Club web site, there is no fee to join. For TriLogics owners who already have their TAB accounts opened you do still need to go to the Number One Club website and accept the terms and conditions to start your membership. So don't waste time and start accruing points for something you're already doing. If you're not a TriLogics owner yet, it's one more benefit—and greater earnings—to look forward to.
Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Using New PR Guidelines in Your TriLogics Strategy
Intervest Global Live has received questions from TriLogics owners about the new trading guidelines for Percentage Return. The most important point is that Intervest Global Live strongly encourages all TriLogics owners to review the material posted in the members sections of the TriLogics and the Intervest Global Live websites. The changes are not complicated, but clients do need to make themselves familiar with the parameters that must be in place to use the new guidelines. Also, it is critical to remember that these new guidelines do not replace the traditional Percentage Return guidelines. Rather, they complement the traditional guidelines. In effect, they give TriLogics owners an additional earning opportunity. Plus, the Trifecta guidelines have not changed at all. In fact, there will be opportunities where all factors will be in place to trade, on the same race, with both Trifecta and the new Percentage Return guidelines.
Remember, TriLogics is easy to use but it is a powerful tool. Below, we will look at some very basic scenarios of which indicators need to be checked to determine whether races qualify under the various guidelines. If it looks complicated, don't worry. After reading the posted materials, and if necessary having a very short explanatory training session, it will be clear—especially when you are looking at the TriLogics interface on your computer screen instead of printed words. Reminder before continuing: For the most successful trading, Intervest Global Live encourages clients to check the indicators of races to determine which module and guidelines offer the best earnings opportunity.
In this section we'll present examples of past races and the relevant indicators that make them strong earning opportunities in some cases, and in other cases make them non-trading races. First, we'll look at a past trading race from Rosehill, and assess the race according to traditional Percentage Return (PR) guidelines. In this particular race there was a weak favorite, with the second favorite attracting more late market money than the favorite. Right there, those 2 factors indicate this race was a good candidate for applying traditional PR guidelines. Looking further, there were 3 additional horses that had a reasonable chance to win, because the red indicator on the 4th horse was 1.7, showing a considerable drop off in market money for the remainder of the 10 horse field. Since with traditional guidelines for PR, we're trading against the favorite this race would have been an ideal trading race against the weak favorite, instead taking the second favorite with heavy late money plus the 3 horses to the red 1.7 indicator. In this case the 2nd favorite won. In assessing that same race according to Trifecta guidelines, which if it qualified, would have provided a higher payout, it didn't qualify because the number of combinations was too high for a reasonable return.
Now, looking at another race on the same day, the situation showed that the top 2 runners were very strong (each attracting close to 4 times as much late market money as the next strongest runner). Those factors made it close to a trading race, but it ultimately was ruled out because the next 5 runners were all attracting virtually the same late market money. Because of that, it had to be ruled out as a Trifecta race. When you moved to the traditional PR mode the race was also ruled out there because the percentage on the favorite was too high—definitely not a good thing if you're trading against the favorite. But, with the new guidelines, when you have the option of trading with the favorite things change—in TriLogics owners' favor. With the new guidelines you like the fact that the second favorite is also strong because in effect he's going to be on "your team". (Remember, if either one wins, you win. It doesn't matter which one.) The best sign of all is that the red indicator on the favorite is 1.9 (well over the 1.7 minimum which is recommended as a positive indicator.) In this case, the percentage return was 64.85%, also well above the 50% Percent Return Average as displayed in the Summary Table. So, although the race would not have qualified with our original guidelines, it would have been another successful earnings opportunity with the new PR guidelines.
So make sure you check out the materials posted online and Intervest Global Live strongly encourages you to start including the new guidelines as part of your overall TriLogics trading strategy.
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009
New PR Return Strategy plus TriLogics and The Cup
Although Intervest Global Live announced last week that we added new Percent Return trading strategies for TriLogics, it's such important news that it bears repeating. If you have not yet logged into the members section through the Intervest Global Live website or the TriLogics website we strongly encourage you to do so. There you will see a new TriLogics update developed by Intervest Global Live that outlines additional trading guidelines for trading with the favorite on Percentage Return.
As mentioned last week, the new guidelines for Percentage Return increases the number of trading races with TriLogics and also will help TriLogics owners achieve better earnings. To briefly recap, Intervest Global Live data indicates that these new guidelines can result in increased earnings of more than $2000 per month. Also, these guidelines do not require learning difficult material. Many TriLogics owners can start using these guidelines with the documents already posted in the members section. To find them login, then click on the "Downloads" link at the upper right. The document is titled "New TriLogics % Return Trading Guidelines". Be sure to take advantage of this new update and start improving your earnings today.
This year's Melbourne Cup has come and gone and none of Bart Cummings' entries was able to secure the legendary trainer's 13th Cup. In fact all his horses finished out of the money with Viewed (the favorite) being the strongest finisher in 7th position. Alcopop, one of the other top favorites finished just ahead in 6th place. The top three in order of finish were Shocking, Crime Scene, and Mourilyan. The Trifecta paid $9321. That race, number 7 at Flemington, was not a trading race for TriLogics owners, for Trifecta or Percentage Return due to the size of the field (23 horses).
Although the Melbourne Cup race was not a trading race for TriLogics owners some interesting facts were available for those who were considering the race on TriLogics yesterday. For those who did consider it, the Trifecta pool was an amazing $17 and ¾ million dollars! And that's strictly from the NSW TAB. The overall win pool was well over $19 million. Another thing to note was the huge amount of money flowing to the number 2 horse (C'est La Guerre) in the final minutes: $28,287 at the 2 minute mark; $26,769 at the one minute mark, and $54,146 at the 30 second mark. It's not a lot of money compared to the $157,675 that number 11 (Alcopop) attracted at the 30 second mark, but it's still significant, especially since it wasn't considered a top favorite. Another interesting point along those same lines is that number 1 (Viewed), either the favorite or second favorite according to most bookmakers, only attracted $5899 at the 30 second mark. Clearly many people were losing confidence in Mr. Cummings' top horse.
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009
New TriLogics Trading Strategy and Other News
In case you hadn't read the recent update on the TriLogics or Intervest Global Live websites (posted in the members section), we are happy to announce new trading guidelines for the TriLogics Percentage Return module. With these new TriLogics guidelines you can now trade including the favorite. These new guidelines, developed by the Intervest Global Live team, can help you earn an extra $1000, $2000 or more per month. Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live, has released results of back testing which show the new trading resulted in increased earnings of over $12,800 for the 5 month period from March through July. Please note: These new guidelines do not replace old guidelines. They are in addition to the original Percentage Return guidelines, which still apply in certain situations.
Please check more complete details accessible through the members section on the Intervest Global Live website, by clicking the "downloads" tab at the upper right, at the top of the page. In short, these guidelines outline winning strategies with the Percentage Return module that include trading with the favorite. There are still a variety of other elements that must occur, too. For instance: the win pool should be over a certain amount, and the size of the field should fall within certain parameters, too. Another very positive indicator is when the favorite's money separator is red. For more info and other details of the guidelines download the document referred to above called New TriLogics % Return Trading Guidelines.
Last week we also briefly mentioned Bart Cummings attempt to win the Geelong Cup with Dandaad. His horse came up short in that race, but Cummings was not disappointed in last Saturday's Cox Plate at Moonee Valley. Cummings' So You Think won, with Gai Waterhouse's Manhattan Rain second, and Zipping third. With Cummings' Viewed winning the Caulfield Cup, he likes his chances in the Melbourne Cup where he will have at least three entries headed by Viewed and followed by Roman Emperor and Allez Wonder.
Looking ahead to this final pre-Melbourne Cup weekend, the $750,000 Mackinnon Stakes race (2500m) will be run at Flemington on Saturday. So You Think, Master O'Reilly, and Viewed are 3 of the more well known horses set to run in the Mackinnon. The featured race of the weekend, the $1.5 million AAMI Victoria Derby (2500m), often considered the beginning of Melbourne Cup week, is also slated for this Saturday. Shamoline Warrior, Rockferry, and Monaco Consul are considered by many to be the three top horses in the Derby.
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009
TriLogics News, TAB Cashflow, and Coming Events
A reminder to check the TriLogics member's section for upcoming items of importance which are posted by Intervest Global Live. For instance, this Friday 23 October all Intervest Global Live staff will be away from the office participating in professional development activities. As always the Intervest Global Live message service will continue operating. We thank you for your understanding. From that scheduling update we'll have a brief look at some of the news items that might be of interest to TriLogics owners. Over the last few weeks we've touched briefly on some of the happenings going on in racing. As the Spring Carnival heats up, larger than normal amounts of money are being pumped into the TAB. It is this cash flow, through the NSW TAB, that is tracked by TriLogics, which was developed by Intervest Global Live. As owners of TriLogics already know, TriLogics tracks this flow of money, analyzes the changes that take place in the win dividends, and identifies the best opportunities for owners of TriLogics to profit. Recently published information reveals the extent of the money passing through the TAB. It is this vast flow of money that originally attracted Intervest Global Live to develop TriLogics.
As often happens when huge amounts of money are at stake, all this money passing through the TAB is stirring up wrangling among different factions involved in the industry. Lately, one of the issues is geographic: most of the major races take place in the Melbourne area, while the NSW TAB posts the most amount of money wagered on races. This has raised the question of whether there should be some additional financial benefit to Victoria to compensate for the cost of actually running the races. Fortunately, this sniping back and forth has no effect on the earnings of TriLogics owners.
To provide insight into the amounts of money involved, consider the following information as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald. Northern Territory bookmakers are expected to turnover $4 billion this year, with forty percent coming from New South Wales wagers. Making matters even better for NSW bookmakers, an arrangement exists between the TAB and the horse racing industry that frees the NSW industry from the payment of license charges which other states have to pay. In the case of NSW's arrangement, Tabcorp directly pays those fees. (The NSW racing industry is the only one with such an agreement.) In defense of their state, at least one NSW racing industry official claims the Victorian industry has a built-in advantage because they receive a share of poker machine profits. No matter how this squabble plays out, with TriLogics there are never any extra fees to be paid. TAB takes their percentage of winnings, as they always do, and the rest goes straight into you account.
In other racing news, today sees another effort by trainer Bart Cummings to add to his legendary career with a newly entered horse in the Geelong Cup. Cummings' Dandaad has been off to a slow start this year, but his team feels he's in good shape for today. The odds makers apparently agree, making him the second favorite behind Basaltico.
This Saturday's Cox Place (2040m) at Moonee Valley is this weekend's feature race. Many big names will make up the 14 horse field including El Segundo, Speed Gifted, Black Piranha, Manhattan Rain, Rock Kingdom, and Whobegotyou. El Segundo won the Cox in 2007 and trainer Colin Little says he has recovered nicely from an eye injury sustained in the Turnbull Stakes at the beginning of the month. That injury was cited as the reason for his poor performance in the Turnbull. Favorites, in order, are: Whobegotyou, Heart of Dreams, Speed Gifted, and El Segundo.
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Intervest Global Live and TriLogics News
Intervest Global Live is happy to announce that Intervest Global (NZ) Limited has this week opened an office in Auckland, New Zealand. Intervest Global (NZ) Limited will serve the New Zealand market for TriLogics from directly within country. All support for current TriLogics owners throughout Australasia will continue to be handled from the Intervest Global Live head office. As part of the launch of the new Intervest Global (NZ) Limited office, and in support of TriLogics, Matthew Whyatt founder and chairman of Intervest Global Live is in Auckland conducting demonstrations of the TriLogics system. There has been an outstanding response and today's sessions are completely booked. Stay tuned to these pages for further updates.
To follow up on some of the news we've posted regarding some of the bigger races in this year's Spring Carnival we'll take a brief look at some of the results from last week and look ahead at what's coming up. Unfortunately for trainer Gai Waterhouse, Rock Kingdom which won the Epsom Handicap, was unable to repeat in the 1600m Toorak Handicap at Caufield. Rock Kingdom came in third behind Gold Salute (2nd) and the winner Allez Wonder. Allez Wonder is trained by another famous trainer, Bart Cummings and was ridden by Michelle Payne. The victory ensures a position in the Caufield Cup for Allez Wonder, where Ms Payne is also slated as jockey.
Speed Gifted, which won the Metropolitan at Randwick was withdrawn from the Caulfield Cup. In addition to surprising many racing experts, it foiled the plans of many punters who had made ante-post bets on Speed Gifted. TAB reports that there was over $50,000 bet on Speed Gifted and at Betfair another $27,000 in bets was matched for Speed Gifted. It was a loss for those who had taken the pre-race odds and a gain for TAB and Betfair.
The two favorites for today's Thousand Guineas at Caulfield are Irish Lights and Sister Madly trained by Anthony Cummings. Sister Madly came in second in the Flight Stakes behind More Joyous. Please note: This brief report on these horses and their past performance is strictly for general interest only and should have no bearing on trading by TriLogics owners. As we have often said: Although TriLogics is a great tool for those who do have some knowledge of racing, it was designed for people who have no knowledge of racing.
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Intervest Global Live want to remind all TriLogics users to check the members section of the web site (on the TriLogics or the Intervest Global Live sites). This is a great place to get news and updates that may be of importance. For example, as soon as Intervest Global Live become aware of an interruption in the flow of data from TAB, which affects use of TriLogics, it will be posted online as soon as possible. Intervest Global Live also posts notice of occasional changes in our operations and support hours, due to training or system maintenance. For the smoothest experience, please check frequently for the most up-to-date info.
As the Spring Carnival marks one of the busier periods of racing, Intervest Global Live take a look at a few of the bigger happenings. Last week IGL looked at some of the upcoming races and, as is often the case, those who were in the news before the races weren't necessarily the ones in the news after the races. It's part of horse racing and often the most talked about aspects of races have little bearing on the actions and profits of TriLogics users.
The 6yr old gelding Speed Gifted decisively won the Metropolitan last Saturday at Randwick on a very soggy track. The victory earned it a 2kg penalty as well as near certain slots in both the Caulfield Cup and the Melbourne Cup. Trainer Lee Freedman says the 2kg penalty is approximately what he expected. It has been announced that jockey Dwayne Dunn will likely be aboard Speed Gifted for both the Caulfield and the Melbourne Cup.
Also on Saturday at Randwick, Rock Kingdom, trained by Gai Waterhouse came on strong to win the Epsom Handicap surging ahead of Rangirangdoo (second favorite at $4.80) second and Road to Rock (the favorite at $4.60) which finished third. Rock Kingdom was ridden by Blake Shinn, who rode Viewed to victory in the Melbourne Cup last year. This is the second consecutive year that one of Ms Waterhouse's runners won the Epsom, her fifth in seven runnings, and sixth overall. As noted earlier, many glamour races are not trading races for owners of TriLogics, and this includes this year's Epsom.
The Epsom Handicap was race number 8 at Randwick last Saturday. On the TriLogics system, that was displayed as SR08 and it did not qualify as a trading race for either the Trifecta module or the Percentage Return module. For Trifecta, there was no clear separation between the win dividends, which resulted in too many combinations to qualify for trading. Regarding Percentage Return, there were not enough profits for the race to qualify. In both cases, with training and the system's highlights, TriLogics owners would have been able to determine these weren't trading races without knowing a thing about the horses, their records, or their trainers—apologies to Ms Waterhouse.
For those interested in that sort of info for their own edification, Ms Waterhouse is now looking forward to taking the colt Manhattan Rain to the Caulfield Guineas, which she has never won. Shinn is scheduled to ride Manhattan Rain in that race. Also last Saturday, Ms Waterhouse's More Joyous won the Flight Stakes. Perhaps given her record it's not surprising that Ms Waterhouse described Saturday as, "One of my favorite race days of the year."
This coming Saturday Rock Kingdom will head to Caufield in Melbourne for the Toorak Handicap. Ms Waterhouse also trains Bank Robber who won a 990m warm up earlier in the week at Cranbourne.
In other news from the early part of the Spring Carnival, Efficient (6 yr old gelding $26) won the Turbull Stakes at Flemington, ridden by Nick Hall. He came from well-back to beat Predatory Pricer ($5.50) second, and Scenic Shot ($31) which came in third. Efficient's victory boosts his stock for this year's Melbourne Cup, which it won in 2007. His owners plan to take him to the Cox Plate enroute to this year's Melbourne Cup.
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Spring Carnival and TriLogics by Intervest Global Live
Over the past week several stories have been popping up about racing's Spring Carnival season. It's an exciting time in horse racing and it makes for interesting reading for owners of TriLogics developed by Intervest Global Live. But, keeping up with all the details of form can be very time consuming. Plus, following the news isn't really going to improve the bottom of line of TriLogics users. One of the reasons Intervest Global Live created TriLogics is so that people could profit from horse racing without spending all their time studying past performance, pedigree, jockey's record, etc. Instead, Intervest Global Live lets owner of TriLogics earn by following trends created by people who study racing everyday.
There are dozens of races that comprise the Spring Carnival season, but the unofficial kickoff is this coming Saturday. In Sydney it's known as Super Saturday and the prize money for that day alone is over $2.5 million. The 2400m Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick is the major distance race of the season there. It is considered to be a good indicator of performance for the Caulfield Cup in Victoria (also 2400m). Two other big races that are part of Super Saturday include the 1600m Epsom Handicap and the 2000m Spring Champion Stakes.
Victoria's Spring Carnival officially starts today. It includes the Turnbull Stakes (among others) at Flemington this Saturday, the Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley on 24 October, and the aforementioned Caulfield Cup at Caulfield Racecourse on 18 November. Prize money for the Caulfield Cup is set to exceed $2.5 million. Other races that are part of the Victoria Spring Carnival will be held at Sandown as well as at country races all over Victoria. Note: often it is these races at the country tracks, rather than the "big name" races, that are the ones that TriLogics identifies as providing the best opportunity to earn good money.
The Cox Plate is one of the races that is creating a lot of buzz. One of the early favorites is the 4 year old gelding Whobegotyou, which is coming off a big win at Moonee Valley in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes. Among other horses being watched closely for this year’s Cox Plate is 2007 winner El Segundo, the 8 year old gelding which has been plagued by injuries. Those who follow the details will be keeping their eyes on El Segundo this Saturday, scheduled to run in the Turnbull. Black Piranha, winner of the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane this past June is also being touted as a strong contender.
As interesting as all of this may be for some TriLogics owners, when it comes to increasing your earnings it is more important to keep your eye on the Intervest Global Live trading guidelines than it is on the racing form. It's possible that some of these races or other races with top horses running in them might qualify as solid trading races. On the other hand, it's just as likely that you'll make your money from some relatively unknown horses on a country track.
Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2009
TriLogics Trifecta Opens Strong in September
From the first of September through the seventeenth, TriLogics Trifecta module, a product of Intervest Global Live, provided outstanding earnings for owners of TriLogics. For users who followed the guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live, including the stop-loss tactics, earnings were in excess of $5000. In the days following there were some losses, but the results for TriLogics users for the first half of the month were still outstanding. Additionally, when using the Intervest Global Live guidelines, in the first 17 days of the month there were 5 days that resulted in earnings of $800 or more with TriLogics Trifecta module.
The exact earnings for the period from 1 September through 17 September were $5375.70 using the free TAB Live Odds Service. As previously mentioned, despite some losses in the days that followed, the results were still excellent. One difference from previous periods that had outstanding Trifecta results is that the time spent accruing those earnings was slightly longer for the first half of September. Whereas there had been some days in August where Trifecta produced earnings of $500 or more within the first half hour of trading that was not the case during this period.
Of the five days that produced in excess of eight hundred dollars, the average amount of time spent was just under three hours (specifically 2:58) which still represents an outstanding yield for the time invested. The days with those earnings were Sunday the 6th, Saturday the 12th, Monday the 14th, Wednesday the 16th, and Thursday the 17th. Another positive of this even distribution of days is that it shows that outstanding trading days can be achieved on any day of the week. This is particularly important given that Intervest Global Live suggest that owners of TriLogics select, and adhere to specific trading days.
For TriLogics owners who currently are not using the Trifecta module, you may want to contact us to discuss re-training or to add this module to your existing package if it's not currently part of your suite. The last several months have been particularly productive for Trifecta and most clients have found that it serves as an ideal complement to the Percentage Return module.
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009
The Daily Telegraph reports that TABs in New South Wales are scheduled to go paperless, by adding electronic betting stations throughout the state. Owners of TriLogics developed by Intervest Global Live already track all race info and trade completely without paper, although many experienced TriLogics users still print their data sheets to track their history. Still, the move by TAB toward electronic data displays is similar to what Intervest Global Live has done with TriLogics since Intervest Global Live first developed its system in 1999.
John Ballenger, General Manager of retail wagering for Tabcorp, is quoted in the Daily Telegraph as saying the new system will be more efficient. In addition to doing away with displaying the start times for races, and other info that makes up the race form, on paper Ballenger goes on to say that all that info will now be updated regularly on electronic screens. It sounds very similar to what Intervest Global Live has been doing with TriLogics since its inception.
The first electronic wagering stations are schedule to open this week in Sydney's Star City Sports Theater and Bar. It is described as Australia's first paperless TAB. Additional electronic betting stations are also slated to open in Randwick in October. Although all information will be displayed electronically, paper wagering receipts will continue to be issued.
Tabcorp's movement further into the digital age will have no effect on current owners of TriLogics, and their use of the system developed by Intervest Global Live, but it does underscore the overall trend toward electronics and computers in many aspects of wagering on thoroughbred racing. It is interesting to note that as Tabcorp makes this announcement, one of the most talked about issues in Australian horse racing today is the jockey's use of the whip. So, there you have it: 21st century technology and 17th century technology both at the forefront of Australian racing at the same time. On which one will you be wagering?
Date: Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Solid August Numbers for TriLogics
TriLogics users who followed the trading guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live finished with good numbers in August for both Trifecta and Percentage Return modules. TriLogics users who followed the Intervest Global Live guidelines and used the BettorData feed ended up slightly better off compared to the owners using the free TAB live odds Service for Percentage Return. For the Trifecta module, TriLogics owners using the Intervest Global Live guidelines and the free Live Odds data ended up ahead of BettorData subscribers.
The TriLogics total earnings for the month, using the free Live Odds service for both Trifecta and Percentage Return modules, were $4143.65. Of that, $1766.90 was earned with Trifecta and $2376.75 was earned with Percentage Return, again, using the Intervest Global Live guidelines. We congratulate all of you TriLogics owners who took advantage of our August special and upgraded by adding Trifecta to your system. The last two full months have resulted in total earnings of over $7200 for the Trifecta module alone.
One of the other benefits that accrue from using TriLogics Trifecta module is that often great money is earned in a short period of time. In August, there were 5 days when TriLogics owners following the trading guidelines and recommended trading levels earned over $500 in less than an hour. On 4 of those days, the $500 mark was achieved in less than half an hour. The TriLogics Trifecta details are as follows: on 1 August earnings were $552.40 in the first 15 minutes of trading; on 2 August earnings were $525.60 in 35 minutes; on 14 August earnings were $1195.40 in 5 minutes; on 16 August earnings were $700.40 in 20 minutes; and on 22 August earnings were $900.00 in 20 minutes.
Although Percentage Return did not post as many great individual days as TriLogics Trifecta, it still had some very good returns for individual days as well as strong overall earnings for the month. There were 5 days in August when the Percentage Return module, earned over $400, when using the guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live. The days were the 1st, 6th, 9th, 16th, and the 19th of August with total of $445.90, $441.35, $650.60, $603.80, and $424.55 respectively.
Date: Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Racing Terms TriLogics Users May Find Interesting
As most owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global Live are aware, the majority of terms and info that punters focus on is irrelevant to being a successful TriLogics user. After all, although "de-gamblify" isn't really a word, it is a principle that Intervest Global Live tries to apply to horse racing. Even though knowledge of horses and form are not important to succeed with TriLogics, there are certain terms punters use that do have relevance to users of the TriLogics program created by Intervest Global Live. Two of these terms are "shorteners" (also known as steamers) and "drifters".
Put simply, drifters are horses whose win dividends increase fairly significantly as race time approaches. When a drifter's win dividend increases that means that the market, (everyone putting money on the race), is saying with their dollars that they don't believe the horse will win. More specifically, they believe the chance the horse will finish in the money is going down. These horses usually start off in the favorite category and the market begins losing confidence in them. The reason why the market loses confidence is completely irrelevant to TriLogics owners.
The other category of horse mentioned, is the shortener. This term refers to a horse that begins with a large win dividend, because it is perceived as unlikely to win. But, as jump time approaches the market changes its mind and decides that the horse is more likely to win. Therefore, as more people believe in it (and make that belief known by wagering their dollars on it) its win dividend decreases—again fairly significantly and in a fairly short period of time. The shortener is of more interest to TriLogics owners, because we are sacrificing the bottom of the field and shorteners are moving out of that bottom region. Again, the reason why the dividend on them decreases is not important. What's important is that it is decreasing.
As TriLogics owners know from their training, this movement of money, all the changes that happen on a minute by minute basis, affects the trades that are recommended by the program and your training. The next time you use TriLogics you might want to keep your eye out for shorteners and drifters. Naturally, not every race will have either one of these types of horses. But now when you see significant changes in the win dividend that happen in a relatively short period of time, you'll know the racing term for them.
Of course, with your TriLogics training, you'll already know whether to select them or not. In fact, it is important to realize that the way TriLogics is designed the shorteners and drifters that will help you earn money already fall within the scope of the program. Remember: As a TriLogics owner you do not have to actively track shorteners and drifters. Instead, we just hope you find the information interesting.
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Latest TriLogics Suggestion Sent to Intervest Global Live
Last week we briefly mentioned one of the more frequent TriLogics tips emailed to Intervest Global Live: Making sure to trade systematically. To veteran TriLogics users that may not seem like a new suggestion, after all that "tip" is actually covered by Intervest Global Live trainers during TriLogics training. But, as we all know not everyone remembers every single thing that was taught during their TriLogics training. So, Intervest Global Live would like to thank our owners who mentioned that.
In going through the emails sent to Intervest Global Live founder Matthew Whyatt and other staff members, one of the key points that was brought up about trading systematically with TriLogics centered around days of the week. Many owners mentioned that with experience they were actually able to operate TriLogics for fewer hours and make more money when they consistently traded the same days of the week.
Over the course of months, which days of the week they traded was not as important as trading the same days week in and week out. So, whenever possible pick the days of the week when you can trade, for instance Tuesdays and Sundays, and stick with those days for several months.
The most successful Power Users also mention that they pick hours when they will be able to trade and stick with them as opposed to varying their hours. For example, if we use the example of trading on Tuesdays, Power Users do not trade between noon and 1:00pm on one Tuesday, the whole day the next Tuesday, and then from 11:00am to 2:00pm on the following Tuesday. Instead, be consistent in your trading hours. Of course, as soon as you achieve your daily dollar target it is time to stop trading, no matter what time it is. Also, if you are following the recommended stop-loss strategy adhere to that, too.
One of the other things that caused difficulties was inconsistency in following a trading strategy. Most new users are wise to follow the guidelines taught in TriLogics training exactly. If you stick with that, and trade consistently, you will be fine. What has come to our attention as a problem, however, is when that same owner decides, for their own reasons, that they don't want to trade on a particular race that the guidelines tell them they should. Or vice versa. In other words, sometimes they follow the guidelines and sometimes they don't. That is a recipe for poor trading results. Instead, decide on your strategy and stick to it methodically. Then, as mentioned in earlier tips, methodically track your results.
A final note on using the guidelines as mentioned above. In these pages we have mentioned that some TriLogics Power Users deviate from the guidelines. What these experts have gone on to tell us, and which all users can learn from, is that when they deviate they deviate methodically. They might try something different, but they do those different things for a set period of time and evaluate. Most experts tell us that before they trade with actual dollars using a new strategy, the back test the change they are about to make to see its chances of success. Then, once they decide to trade using the changed strategy, they stick with it for a set period of time and then assess their results.
What it all boils down to is operating the TriLogics system consistently. Decide what you are going to do; do it regularly; and monitor it as you progress.
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009
TriLogics Tip #5 Sent to Intervest Global Live
We want to say thanks again to all the TriLogics Power Users who have continued to send us their tips for succeeding with TriLogics by Intervest Global Live to Matthew Whyatt and the rest of the staff of Intervest Global Live. Today we are going to primarily look at color coding TriLogics Data Sheets. We also want to emphasize the importance of using TriLogics methodically. Intervest Global Live especially recommends using TriLogics on a systematic basis. We will focus on that issue to a great extent at a later date.
One TriLogics Power Users has been kind enough to forward copies of his color-coded TriLogics Data Sheets with a few extra tips on organizing information about your day's trading. As he wrote to Intervest Global Live, it helps him keep track of all the information he needs to see how his trading went at a glance. Then, when he wants to go back and compare days, or see how he is doing, he can quickly see the positives and negatives of a particular day's trading with TriLogics by Intervest Global Live.
The best way to follow along with this Power User's tip is to have one of your own Data Sheets in front of you as you go along. First, go down the second column, entitled Type of Bet, and color in each trade that you made: for instance highlight the Percentage Return trades in green and the Trifecta trades in pink. Next, move over to the columns entitled Dividend and Winning Units and continue highlighting those: Pink for each successful Trifecta trade and green for each successful Percentage Return trade. Note: Do Not highlight unsuccessful trades.
Next, using the correct colors, highlight the amounts in the Net Profit column for each successful trade. Finally, do the same when you also included the favorite in your selections on Percentage Return. Please Note: this will only be done if you have selected the favorite yourself, since the default setting of TriLogics Percentage Return will never select the favorite. In this situation this particular Power User will sometimes manually include the favorite, generally after de-selecting other runners. In the majority of cases this will decrease the target winning percentage. (Note: It isn't necessary to use TriLogics in this way to be successful, but some people appreciate the flexibility this feature affords them.)
After finishing the highlighting of your TriLogics Data Sheet, this Power User suggests putting together a very short, two line chart of "today's trading at a glance" at the bottom of the Data Sheet. The first line is for Trifecta and beside that you should list the number of trades, the number of wins, the number of losses, and your daily dollar total for that type of trade. Below that line, on the second line, you list the exact same information for the Percentage Return trades. Some Power Users take it a step further and add a third line that shows your yearly running total for both Trifecta and Percentage Return.
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2009
More Tips from TriLogics "Power Users"
Last week Intervest Global Live received some valuable tips that TriLogics "Power Users" had passed along to Matthew Whyatt, Founder of Intervest Global Live. We thank all TriLogics owners and "Power Users" in particular, for sharing their insights with us and with the community of TriLogics users. This week we would like to share some more feedback sent to Intervest Global Live. If you are not already following some of these suggestions, give them a try: YOU may become a TriLogics "Power User" yourself.
One TriLogics "Power User" suggests reviewing the Intervest Global Live training modules, available in the Members Section of the TriLogics web site on a regular basis. Even longtime "Power Users" find that regularly reviewing both the Trifecta and the Percentage Return modules keeps them sharp, minimizes their mistakes, and helps them make the right trades quickly so they are earning the most from their TriLogics system. Much the same way that professional athletes practice the fundamentals on a regular basis, to get the most out of TriLogics you should review trading fundamentals on a regular basis. One "Power User" suggests setting aside approximately half an hour or so each week, at the same time every week, to use for self-guided review sessions.
Does this seem like too much trouble? Let's go back to the earlier analogy with sport. You probably already know that virtually every top athlete, including many who are considered the "best ever", like golfer Tiger Woods and tennis player Roger Federer, retain coaches and practice fundamentals over and over again. They make no secret that focusing on fundamentals is part of what makes them successful. In the case of TriLogics owners, consistently reviewing the training modules also boosts their confidence level. Over and over, "Power Users" have told us how important their confidence level is when it comes to trading successfully. It makes sense: When you’re trading funds in your account, you want to KNOW you’re doing the right thing, instead of wondering if you are.
If you haven't recently reviewed the TriLogics Trifecta and Percentage Return training modules you can find them both in the Members Section easily accessible on www.intervestglobal.com (click on the Client Login link, which is the 3rd image on the left side of the page). After logging in with your username and password you will be taken to the TriLogics Members Section. To review the Trifecta module, Click on the Training and Questionnaires tab at the top. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to the blue "Click Here" button. Click "Run" each time you are prompted. For a review of the Percentage Return module Click on the Downloads tab at the top of the Members Section page. Scroll down the page to the second link from the bottom, called TriLogics % Return Training Module, and Click it. Then, Click "Run" each time you are prompted.
Reviewing your TriLogics training modules may seem unnecessary, but it just might give you the edge to turn average days into great days. And just as important: It will help you to execute your trades confidently and comfortably. So set aside time each week to do this and watch your competence increase. It's what TriLogics "Power Users" recommend.
Date: Wednesday, August 05, 2009
TriLogics "Power Users" Provide Tips
Like many other businesses, Intervest Global Live has clients who are more active TriLogics owners than others. In some fields these experts are called "black belts" or "masters". In the restaurant world these clients might be called "regulars" and they usually know the best dishes and times to visit. In the world of computer software these people, who use more advanced features than normal users, are called "Power Users". Borrowing that term, Intervest Global Live has "Power Users" of TriLogics. These "Power Users" don't necessarily use TriLogics every single day. But when they do use TriLogics by Intervest Global Live they do it in way that can provide valuable insights for other TriLogics owners.
In talking with some of the TriLogics "Power Users" one of the main tips that was brought up to Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live, is the importance of reading the Members Section on the web site every time clients login to use TriLogics. Yesterday, Tuesday the 4th of August was a perfect example when this would have been helpful for TriLogics owners. On this day, at 9:45am, Intervest Global Live realized the TAB was having problems displaying the Trifecta prize pool, which also affected the BettorData feed. We immediately posted that information on the Members Section. At 2:45pm this issue was corrected and that news was also posted on the web site. Owners who checked the Members Section already knew about the issue and understood what was happening. Many others called technical support, and some had to wait longer than normal to find out what the problem was. Important tip #1: Always check the Members Section when logging on to use TriLogics.
Important tip #2 is really an offshoot of the first. On the right hand side of the TriLogics Members section there is a link which says, Read More. Although urgent technical alerts will be posted on the main section of the Members Section, there is often valuable information on the Read More link that can be accessed with an additional click. "Power Users" report that going through these steps can take as little as 5 minutes, but it can save them time and help make them make more money with fewer hassles.
Important tip #3 is to compare your results against the Intervest Global Live results, which are also posted on the web site—as often as possible. This process may add extra time after you have finished trading, but it is a crucial tool in making sure you make the most money possible with TriLogics. One "Power User" compares this situation to having a problem with a golf swing, with the problem-golfer always saying, "I'll get around to taking a professional lesson to correct the problem." If they don't take the lesson they keep making the mistake on the golf course. With TriLogics, if you don't correct the mistake you won't make as much money.
With TriLogics, you may need to contact a trainer for a refresher course, but once you look at your TriLogics History and compare your trades to Intervest Global Live trades you should be able to identify any differences between the two sets of data sheets. If you don't do this, then it's likely that you will continue to make the same mistakes, which will result in lower earnings.
Check back here for more tips from Power Users on making the most with TriLogics. If you have tips of your own that you would like to share, or tips on avoiding mistakes, jot them down in an email and send them to info@trilogics.com.au with "Tips" in the Subject Line.
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2009
TriLogics Trifecta Surging to Strong Finish
The Trifecta trading guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live for TriLogics users are surging to a strong July finish. Whether TriLogics owners are subscribed to BettorData or are using the TAB Live Odds data feed, which is available free to Intervest Global Live TriLogics users, both are looking at strong July Trifecta totals. Matthew Whyatt, founder of Intervest Global Live, says, "These great results show the success of TriLogics over a longer period, and we're very happy but not surprised with the strong numbers."
For people who are already using TriLogics by Intervest Global Live, they already know about the great July Trifecta numbers produced using the trading guidelines. "Those guidelines have been tested over time," says Matthew Whyatt, "and the Trifecta numbers are showing their strength right now." In case you haven't seen the TriLogics numbers recently, July Trifecta, from the 1st through the 27th July, has resulted in earnings of $4861.10 using the NSW TAB Live Odds Service and $7107.70 using BettorData.
More great news for TriLogics users is that the $7107.70 earnings are the result of just 88 hours and 40 minutes of time using the system for the first 27 days of the month, while the $4861.10 earnings are the result of 110 hours and 41 minutes using the system over those same 27 days. That's particularly good news for TriLogics owners who are interested in using the system on a less-than-full-time basis.
In fact, since part time TriLogics users often trade on Sundays it's particularly good news that Sundays provided some great results over a fairly short daily trading timeframe. For example, last Sunday 26 July, the Trifect results, while following the guidelines developed by Intervest Global Live, yielded earnings of $948 in just under 2 hours for NSW TAB Live Odds users, and $1896.70 in the same time frame for BettorData users. Matthew Whyatt goes on to point out, "There were a lot of other days when TriLogics users, following the Intervest Global Live guidelines, were able to make $500 or more spending less than half a day using the system."
Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2009
TriLogics Owners Provide Results
Matthew Whyatt, founder of TriLogics by Intervest Global received news from client Peter, R. of Victoria regarding some of his results over the past six months. As owners of TriLogics know, we post trading results on ( www.trilogics.com.au ), the TriLogics web site, and the Intervest Global website at ( www.intervestglobal.com ). Those results reflect the TriLogics trading guidelines developed by Intervest Global. New owners are trained on those guidelines, through a system overseen by Matthew Whyatt.
Although it is strongly recommended that TriLogics owners follow the trading guidelines developed by Intervest Global, it has become clear to us that some experienced TriLogics users modify the guidelines for their own trading. Because these modifications have been developed by individual owners Intervest Global does not recommend their use to other TriLogics owners until our statisticians and computer experts determine that they are trainable and profitable in the long run. At that point they are incorporated into our overall guidelines.
What is important about these communications between clients like Peter and Matthew Whyatt is that they point out that TriLogics is a powerful tool that can be used in many ways. The safest and surest method of using Intervest Global's TriLogics is to follow the trading guidelines. That is especially important for newer owners. But as experienced owners have told Matthew Whyatt, they have had great results using the guidelines as they've modified them, too.
In Peter R's communication to Intervest Global he states that he places more bets than we show on our web site, due to his modified trading guidelines. He also goes on to say that his results for Percentage Return alone, for the first six months of this year, are $19,801 trading at $200. Another point he makes is that from his perspective it is a much better return than he would be getting from a bank. Additionally, he points out that from his point of view the money that is generating those returns is not his money, but the TAB's.
One of Peter's points is similar to one made by many TriLogics owners: that TriLogics is a powerful tool that can be used in many ways. As with many things, the best advice is to start off by staying within the guidelines, but after that you are free to use the tool to profit in other ways.
Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Good News from TriLogics Owner
From time to time TriLogics by Intervest Global, or our chairman Matthew Whyatt, receives a complimentary message from clients and we often post those letters or emails on the website for TriLogics (www.TriLogics.com.au) or on the Intervest Global company site (www.IntervestGlobal.com). This week, Matthew Whyatt, who is also the founder of Intervest Global, heard from a client named Neil who has only owned TriLogics for a little over a year. Below, we would like to share his positive comments about TriLogics by Intervest Global.
Part of the reason Neil's comments are relevant are that earlier today a potential client was asking questions about our 2 data transmission options: the free Live Odds service provided by NSW TAB and the licensed data service provided by BettorData. Since Neil had successfully worked his way through that issue, we wanted to print some of his comments. In Neil's case, BettorData helped him earn more money and trade more consistently. But we'll let him put it in his own words.
"I purchased TriLogics in May 2008 when my wife and I were looking for additional income. Even though TriLogics seemed to offer what we were looking for at a realistic price, we…investigated TriLogics and Intervest Global thoroughly and spoke with existing clients.
"The staff at Intervest Global did not push us, nor did they sugar coat the realities of the business. They told us about it fairly and accurately with this basic message: If you are prepared to do your training, learn the rules, and work hard, you will succeed.
"It has been over a year and I am incredibly happy with my results. The truth is this: if I do the job, TriLogics will do its part. At one point there were problems with the data updates at the 1 minute and 30 second marks. Often, that meant I couldn't make trades.
"I contacted TriLogics and was told they were aware of the problem and one of their solutions involved a service called BettorData, which I was invited to test before it was generally available. There was a small fee of $65 per month associated with BettorData, but I found that one positive trade per month more than paid that fee.
"TriLogics never gives up trying to improve their system. To put truth to this, my son and his wife have recently purchased TriLogics. I would not have encouraged that if I didn't know that TriLogics works and why it works."
Date: Wednesday, July 08, 2009
If the recently announced expansion of Tabcorp into South Africa proceeds as planned it could end up being good news for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global. Since TriLogics by Intervest Global uses data provided by Tabcorp, the company's plans to begin including South African races and co-mingling totalisator pools in their Australian operations could be good news for owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global. Keep an eye on www.trilogics.com.au and www.intervestglobal.com for updates.
Although regulatory approval is still required, Tabcorp is undertaking a partnership with South African joint venture Phumelela Gold Enterprises, which is comprised of South African horse racing and tote betting operators Gold Circle and Phumelela. The reciprocal arrangement, which includes expanded broadcasts in addition to the co-mingling of the totalisator pools, could potentially benefit parties on both sides of the Indian Ocean including owners of TriLogics developed by Intervest Global.
Robert Nason, Tabcorp's Managing Director of Wagering, was quoted as saying, "This new partnership will further enhance the financial benefits to the Australian Racing Industry through its broadcaster Sky Racing." As Tabcorp increases its global reach, TriLogics, through Intervest Global, will continue developing avenues to improve the earnings of our clients. For more news and updates be sure to check www.trilogics.com.au and www.intervestglobal.com.
Date: Wednesday, July 01, 2009
TriLogics and NSW Race Meetings
Due to heavy rains in the north coast area of New South Wales an unusually high number of races have been wiped out, though there is no indication any of these would have qualified as trading races under the criteria developed for TriLogics users by Intervest Global. Because demand for races still remains high, additional races are scheduled and owners of the TriLogics system developed by Intervest Global will analyze the data on individual race days to determine whether newly scheduled races will qualify as trading races as defined by TriLogics. For more details on qualification criteria and other features of TriLogics by Intervest Global visit www.trilogics.com.au.
One of the additionally scheduled meetings is slated for today at Armidale. The first race jumps shortly after noon today and, again, check your TriLogics program by Intervest Global to determine whether any of the races at Armidale will qualify. Another meeting, newly scheduled due to the wet, which may have races that qualify as trading races, is scheduled for Lismore on 6th July.
The wet weather and attendant race cancellations are renewing speculation about the possibility of adding a track with an artificial surface to the north coast area of New South Wales. Other tracks with artificial surfaces that allow racing in a broader range of conditions are at Coloundra, Canberra, and Randwick. Although the number of newly added races and the surface may be of interest to a few owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global, the vast majority of system users wouldn't know what type of surface a track had or whether a race was newly added. As current users know, with TriLogics you can forget about the need to keep track of these details unless it's of personal interest. Interested or not, those details won't make a bit of difference as to how much you earn with the system, explained at www.trilogics.com.au
Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Will New TAB Cuts Affect TriLogics by Intervest Global?
It is not immediately clear whether recently announced cuts by TAB to country race clubs will have an effect on owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global. In an effort to cut costs, TAB is reducing its guaranteed distribution to country clubs from $37.3 million to approximately $36 million for the coming year. As one of Intervest Global's criteria for determining qualifying races is the size of the prize pool, owners of TriLogics may see smaller prize pools if country clubs elect to reduce prize money in response.
Although owners of TriLogics who follow the recommended trading strategy developed by Intervest Global may occasionally see smaller prize pools at some country races, industry sources are still projecting a 2 percent increase in TAB turnover in the next 12 months.
Immediate effects are more likely to be felt by the country race clubs themselves, instead of by owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global. Check this website regularly for further news and updates on any effects the new distribution scheme has for TriLogics users.
Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Great Week for TriLogics Trifectas
Last week was a great week for TriLogics owners using Intervest Global’s trifecta module. From Sunday 7 June through Sunday 14 June, TriLogics by Intervest Global helped owners using the trifecta module make as much as $2387 for the week. For TriLogics owners who consistently used the $500 "Stop Loss" strategy, which is recommended by Intervest Global, earnings for the same period were $1757.
TriLogics owners’ best day was Friday 12 June. For owners using the Intervest Global "Stop Loss" they would have earned $750 in under 2 hours of trading. Owners who traded for that whole day earned an additional $632 for the rest of the day for a total of $1382. Intervest Global advises clients to use the "Stop Loss", but many TriLogics owners develop their own strategies, continue trading, and in this case were well rewarded.
Sunday 14 June would have been an example where not using Intervest Global’s "Stop Loss" would have resulted in lower earnings. Early in the day a single race resulted in winnings of $1052. Intervest Global advises TriLogics owners that with those earnings in hand it is probably a good place to stop, take your money and enjoy the rest of the day. Owners who continued would have ended up with a total of only $656 dollars for the day not bad, but using the "Stop Loss" they would have been able to spend their extra time, and their extra $396, out enjoying themselves.
On 7 June the winnings with TriLogics trifecta were at $359 for the early part of the day. Some TriLogics owners might have decided to stop at that point, as those can be considered reasonable earnings for one day. Again, for owners who abide by the Intervest Global "Stop Loss" it would have paid off. Near the end of the day a trifecta earned a profit of $864 on one race, for total earnings of $1223 for the day. By any measure those are very powerful numbers. We congratulate all TriLogics owners and especially those who achieved even better results.
Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009
TriLogics and the Magic Millions Sale
For people who aren’t owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global, a horse’s pedigree can be very important. Instead of using statistics and probability to make money, the way owners of TriLogics are trained to do with software developed by Intervest Global, many punters immerse themselves in the study of pedigree. Who the mother is, who the father and siblings are…you get the picture. It’s a huge business, too—in fact the Magic Millions National Sale is taking place right now just a few kilometers down the road from TriLogics headquarters. Intervest Global is interested because this international event is taking place locally and some of these horses or their offspring may end up helping TriLogics owners make money in years to come—even though you’ll probably never know their names when they do.
Last week’s Magic Millions Broodmare Sale concluded on Sunday, and this week will see the conclusion of the National Yearling Sale and the National Racehorse Sale. The top of the list of the Broodmare Sale was Princess Coup which fetched a record price of $3 million, paid by E Thoroughbred Pty Ltd of NSW.
One name which has recently been mentioned in TriLogics news was Black Piranha which won last week’s Stradbroke Handicap. Back in 2005 Pirhana was purchased for $41,000 at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale, and a few days ago it was the favorite and winner in the $1 million Stradbroke. Another horse sold at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale just last year was Siena’s Pride. It was purchased for just $1000 and won a $100,000 race at Townsville on Monday. In addition to Monday’s win, Siena’s Pride has won 4 other races in just 6 starts.
So we here at Intervest Global tip our hats to these magnificent animals and the men and women who train and ride them. We might not always know your names, but you help give TriLogics owners the time and money to do what they really want, which in most cases is anything but following horses’ pedigrees.
Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Million Dollar race a “no go” for TriLogics Owners
If you haven’t been following the controversy surrounding the run-up to this Saturday’s Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm, don’t worry because none of it will make a difference to owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global. It should be a very exciting race with top runners like Black Piranha and All Silent and a race purse of $1 million, but we can tell you already that TriLogics users who follow the system developed by Intervest Global won’t be making trades on this famous race. Why? Because the field will be too large for Intervest Global’s TriLogics system to “green light” the race. There are other reasons, too, but the main thing to remember is that our software identifies races with high probabilities for big payoffs and Saturday’s race isn’t one of those.
In case you’ve missed some of the drama in the lead up to the 1400m race this Saturday 6th June—considered by many “experts” to be the premier thoroughbred race on the Queensland racing calendar—one of the most persistent issues has been which jockey would be riding one of the favorites, All Silent. That issue has been resolved by Queensland stewards: Hugh Bowman will be riding All Silent instead of Craig Williams, who will be on Ortensia. This will be Bowman’s first ride on All Silent in a race. The barrier draw will be conducted later today, but All Silent’s trainer Grahame Begg has been quoted as saying that he has no preference which alley his gelding draws.
There has also been the usual controversy surrounding the condition of the track at Eagle Farm, which has not been improved by the recent rains in Brisbane. Many trainers and owners feel the track itself is well past due for major refurbishment. Should rain continue during the rest of this week, expect the issue to be raised again before Saturday’s race.
To owners of TriLogics by Intervest Global the most important point of all this is that none of the controversy will have any bearing on their trading this Saturday. TriLogics owners might find it interesting, but instead of worrying about factors like the riders, their records and experience on particular horses, track conditions and the like, people who operate TriLogics can enjoy their life and let the software and the training guidelines filter and digest everything else, confident that they will get clear guidance on the best opportunities to make money.
So go ahead and enjoy the drama, enjoy the race, and if you want to place a bet on the Stradbroke Handicap, then go for your life—but do it for fun. Then come back to TriLogics by Intervest Global where we’re more interested in giving you the best chance to win $800-$1000 on a country race at Ipswich than making sure you get to be “part of the action” in a glamour race like the Stradbroke Handicap.
Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009
This past Monday the 25th, was an excellent day of trading using the latest version of TriLogics by Intervest Global—to be specific, earnings were over $1400 for the day. The first race that qualified, using TriLogics trading guidelines for the Trifecta module, came just 2 hours and 39 minutes into the trading day. Using TriLogics by Intervest Global, that race resulted in winnings of $531.40. Traders who utilized the TriLogics $500 “Stop Loss” strategy, developed by Intervest Global, were done for the day after having made over $500 in less than 3 hours.
Utilizing that strategy, TriLogics owners complete their trading once they have achieved earnings of $500 or more. If it only takes 1 race to achieve a profit of $500, so much the better. At that point traders have the rest of the day at their disposal to golf, visit with friends or family—whatever they want. Creating more “free time” is one of the main reasons Intervest Global developed TriLogics.
For traders who were using TriLogics’ Percentage Return module, at the same time and on the same set of races, profits increased by as much as $913.40. There were 4 races that qualified for Percentage Return using Intervest Global’s guidelines and all 4 resulted in positive earnings. The earnings for each individual race were: $132.80, $329.20, $304.90, and $146.50. To benefit from Percentage Return, traders didn’t have to “work” that whole day, either. Some people would have been happy with an additional $132 on top of the $531 from Trifecta and finished “work” very happy with plenty of daylight still left. Others would have finished after adding another $329, having made $992 for the day. It all depends on the individual’s personal financial goals.
Of course, not every day results in earnings like this for TriLogics owners, and not every day is a winner, but we think it’s important to take note of outstanding days. We hope you were using TriLogics on Monday and happy trading in the future.
Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Keep Explorer 7 for Effective TriLogics use
Although we have sent email reminders on the effects of changing from Internet Explorer 7 to Explorer 8, some of you are still unsure of what to do. To make sure your trades go through smoothly, you need to make sure that you still have Internet Explorer 7. Please Note: This is not an issue of compatibility between your version of TriLogics by Intervest Global and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. It is an issue between the NSW bet placement and Explorer 8.
One of the reasons this is becoming increasingly important for users of TriLogics by Intervest Global is that the new version of Explorer (8) is now part of Windows’ Automatic Update feature—this has been in effect since the 3rd week of April. It is possible that you, or someone who uses your computer, was prompted to install this new version of Internet Explorer. To use TriLogics effectively, you need to use the older, Explorer 7.
Instructions for dealing with this change have been emailed to all current clients and a notice is posted in the members section but there are still clients who are unsure what to do. Please refer to the past emails we have sent and check the members section for help on ensuring you have Explorer 7 installed. If you are still experiencing problems contact our technical support staff so you can continue to get the most out of TriLogics by Intervest Global.
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