Price Movement in Tennis Matches
Looking at how the prices change during a tennis match The expression ‘there is more than one way to skin a cat’ is familiar to most native English speakers, writes Dave Renham. Essentially it means that there are multiple ways of achieving an outcome. This, of course, is very true for trading tennis. Many traders employ similar strategies but each individual is likely to have subtle differences in how they approach certain match situations. Some traders are more risk averse than others: they might trade at times in games where wild fluctuations could occur, such as when someone is serving for the match, for example. Others will try and eke out smaller and potentially safer trades earlier in the piece. Within each of these two types of trader we may again see differences in approach. Some may trade out as soon as their position is green. Some will trade out …
