Many people have debated the differences between gambling on sports and investing in the stock exchange, but is there that much difference?
The truth is there isn’t. They’re both markets in which those that play can win or lose, but those that make the time and effort to acquire the right knowledge and skillset and apply them in the correct way normally come out on top.
Both Industries Are Heavily Legalised
The stock exchange and the betting ring have been the basis of many famous fictional and non-fictional stories of corruption since they began. But both are now so heavily legalised that neither are no longer exploited by shady characters with brown paper envelopes full of cash.
Instead, both are now the domain of tech-savvy professionals that use statistics and algorithms to predict outcomes and source the value in the markets. Put simply, the world of global sports betting is a multi-billion industry that generates wealth for professional punters and their followers, just like the stock market generates profit for the best traders on Wall Street and their investors.
Why More People Are Betting on Sports
Stocks and shares used to almost guarantee a higher than average return on investment, but that hasn’t been the case in recent times. With interest rates low and the property market almost stagnant, traders have struggled to guarantee a decent yield for their investors.
That has meant some investors taking a chance on more volatile stocks, but that’s why all investment companies must now state “your investment may go up or down”. Low yields from stocks and shares and the increased chance of losing some of their investment has seen more investors willing to take a chance on sports betting. That doesn’t mean these shrewd people are blindly gambling their money in the hope of winning. Instead, they’re taking professional advice to find value in a variety of betting markets and making long-term investments using the expertise of professional punters that have proven their ability to make a decent long-term return on investment.
Sports Betting Is A Competitive Market
There’s no doubt that the online betting revolution has helped professional punters. Not only do they have betting exchanges where they can bet on and lay selections, but they also have an army of online bookmakers competing with exchanges for their business.
This means professional punters have never been in a better position to exploit the value that many of these online sites are offering.
Many bookmakers even offer incentives like free bets for punters to sign-up, whilst offering other promotions to existing players as a reward for their loyalty. That’s the complete opposite in the world of stocks and shares, in which there aren’t even the same amount of opportunities there were 20 years ago.
Competition Has Increased Liquidity
Many years ago, punters would have had a choice of taking early prices, the starting price, or an on-course price. But you no longer need to take on one bookmaker head-to-head. Instead, you can shop around and get the best odds on offer. You can even spread your money around if more than one bookie is offering value prices about the selections you want to back. Even better, lots of people still bet for fun, placing bets with their hearts rather than their heads. This means that markets are seldom one-sided and shrewd professional punters can seriously exploit the value. Football markets are a prime example, as many fans will bet on their team just because they want to double their excitement if their team wins and they win money at the same time. It’s the same with horse racing, with many punters happy to back horses that have done them a favour before rather than working out which horses offer the best value in the race.
It’s Not Wrong To Pay Someone For Their Expertise
For years, stock exchange traders have earned their money by charging investors commission, but of course, you can pick your own stock and shares. Sports betting is no different. You can pick your own selections and, if you’re a good judge, you’ll make a profit. But if you find yourself making a loss, don’t despair, we are willing to share our expertise.
Since 2015 , Fidelity have outperformed the stock market with returns of over 70%.
Since 2015, our systems of horse laying has returned almost 300%
The Lose 2 Win Strategy
The Lose 2 Win system was first tried and tested by myself way back in 2015. The pages show the number of gross points accrued each month and you will see that the losses were minimal for any of those periods!
** A total of 25% will be deducted prior to all monthly return payments to cover exchange and advice fees.
Since that time the returns, whilst not enabling you to cruise around the world just yet, have been quite remarkable.
The return profits are of course non-taxable as this form of sporting exchange investment is excluded in law.
Comparing these returns with other investment programs these figures outway all of these.
Example:
Interest on savings a paltry 1.2%
Property market crawled to 4.5%
FTSE investment up 14.4%
The strategy and results have been based on:-
-Time
-Historical knowledge
-Patience
-Discipline
-Contacts
This program should not be compared with the normal mentality of ‘The Gambler’ stepping into the local ‘Bookies’ for a flutter’ To the contrary, as this is a serious business with several years and trial behind it. The figures show an average of 5% NET MONTHLY RETURN, TAX-FREE’ We do not aim for target figures and we do not rely on ‘maybe’s’, ‘could have’s’ or ‘might have’s’. We just stick with reality! Remember FAST & EASY doesn’t always work!
‘The figures shown throughout are cautionary and minimized and my recommendation is based upon the 5 years experience in this field and should be noted. All returns quoted are TAX-FREE and all transactions are conducted through one of the largest Trading/Gaming Exchanges in Europe’
Our Managed Service does not and will not make any rash claims. We would much rather back up our strategy with historical facts as depicted.
** By law it has to be stated that whilst this investment strategy has proven to be a lucrative concept, any investment in general terms carries risk and the the principal(s) of Lose2WinClub.com cannot be held responsible for any loss eventuality within the gaming laws.
AND FINALLY, REMEMBER THAT THE PESSIMIST SEES THE DIFFICULTY IN EVERY OPPORTUNITY WHILST THE OPTIMIST SEES THE OPPORTUNITY IN EVERY DIFFICULTY!