You CAN fade yourself. Just bet the opposite of what you are betting now.
I once interviewed several GA groups in the LA area and I would ask sports bettors WHY if they continued to lose would they just turn around and bet the opposite of what they felt. And to a man, including one guy who said he had been betting for twenty years and never had a winning year, they all said the same thing!! " I WAS AFRAID I WAS GOING TO GO ON A WINNING STREAK!"
Fading yourself is very difficult to do. You won't know what the hell you're thinking after a while.
As far as fading cappers goes, IMO it's much more difficult to fade a capper than follow him. You'll probably give up once they go on a small winning streak are all happy and shit and you'll wonder WTF you're doing on the short end of the stick.
Having said that, I think if you've got a mind, body, and soul made of cold stone, fading can be quite profitable.
Personally, I'd rather follow successful cappers who are going good. It's easier emotionally.
As far as fading cappers goes, IMO it's much more difficult to fade a capper than follow him. You'll probably give up once they go on a small winning streak are all happy and shit and you'll wonder WTF you're doing on the short end of the stick.
Having said that, I think if you've got a mind, body, and soul made of cold stone, fading can be quite profitable.
Personally, I'd rather follow successful cappers who are going good. It's easier emotionally.
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