Free play: Milwaukee -115 (MLB)
9-6-15
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10* play on Toronto has they host the Baltimore Orioles in AL East action set to start at 1:07 PM ET. Plus another 10* graded play on Tampa Bay as they visit the Bronx and take on the NY Yankees also in AL East action set to start at 1:05 PM ET. These plays are a continuation of my 'arbitrage' wager where I am selling the Yankees and buying the Blue Jays. The strategy started 28 days ago when the Yankees held a 6 1/2 game lead over the Blue Jays and is based on the premise that Toronto will catch and pass the NY Yankees. I'm now targeting Toronto to have a 5 game lead before stopping this daily arbitrage. Remember though, the timing is not important, but the trend that has Toronto taking over the lead and building a lead over the Yankees is paramount.
Won both sides Saturday with $70 gain on Toronto and a $165 gain on Tampa Bay. For the first 28 days I have recommended this strategy, it has made the $100 player a very nice $1558 and for the Dime Player a nice bonus of $15,580.
For those reviewing this strategy for the first time, an arbitrage in Wall Street terms is the simultaneous buying and selling of homogenous securities. So, in the software space, Apple Computer and Microsoft would be considered homogenous securities as woulds the 10-year Treasury Note and the 2-year Treasury Note. If an investor believes that Apple will out perform Microsoft then they would engage in buying Apple and shorting (selling) Microsoft. There is a weighting calculation that needs to be applied as well to equate the securities equally since Apple trades at $115 per share and Microsoft at $47 per share.
Toronto ranks best in the majors having scored 737 runs, which is 84 more than second-best Yankees. In fact, the top three teams in baseball all reside in the AL East with Boston, despite bing in last place have scored 618 run. By comparison, there are just two teams in the NL having scored over 600 runs. They are not good teams either with Colorado scoring 610 runs and Arizona scoring 608. The Braves have scored a pitiful 484 runs. Point is that Toronto is a team making some modern day history.
This gap is so wide that the Blue Jays have a chance to finish with the widest scoring margin since the Big Red Machine in 1976 that was led by Gorge Foster, Pete Rose, and Joe Morgan. They scored 87 more runs than any other team that season. The last team to outscore every team by at least 100 runs was the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers, who had a margin of 154 runs. They were led by Roy Campanella, Gil Hodges, and Duke Snider. This trio had 120+ RBI each. That was Vin Scully's fourth season as the voice of the Dodgers and now he has been resigned to do his 67th straight season in 2016. The record for scoring margin is held by the 1931 Yankees, who outscored everyone by 182 runs and scored a MLB record 1,067 runs. Lous Gehrig had 182 RBI and Babe Ruth had 162 RBI that season. So, you can easily see that the Blue Jays are a historic offensive lineup and now they have David Price in the rotation.
The Yankees are in real danger of dropping 2 1/2 games behind the Blue Jays as they will be facing Rays ace Chris Archer. On a losing team, he is 12-10 in 28 starts with a 2.83 ERA and a 1.044 WHIP. He has struck out 223 batters in 181 innings pitched. Over his last three starts he has posted a 1.71 ERA and a 0.905 WHIP. Yankees starter Nova has been struggling to a 7.80 ERA and a 1.800 WHIP over his last three losing starts. Before I forget, Archer is 5-0 in 8 starts with a 1.78 ERA and a 0./826 WHIP for his career facing the Yankees.
Wager a 10* play ($100 for the $10/* unit player) on Toronto and a 10* play ($100 for the $10/* unit player) on Tampa Bay.
10* play on Toronto has they host the Baltimore Orioles in AL East action set to start at 1:07 PM ET. Plus another 10* graded play on Tampa Bay as they visit the Bronx and take on the NY Yankees also in AL East action set to start at 1:05 PM ET. These plays are a continuation of my 'arbitrage' wager where I am selling the Yankees and buying the Blue Jays. The strategy started 28 days ago when the Yankees held a 6 1/2 game lead over the Blue Jays and is based on the premise that Toronto will catch and pass the NY Yankees. I'm now targeting Toronto to have a 5 game lead before stopping this daily arbitrage. Remember though, the timing is not important, but the trend that has Toronto taking over the lead and building a lead over the Yankees is paramount.
Won both sides Saturday with $70 gain on Toronto and a $165 gain on Tampa Bay. For the first 28 days I have recommended this strategy, it has made the $100 player a very nice $1558 and for the Dime Player a nice bonus of $15,580.
For those reviewing this strategy for the first time, an arbitrage in Wall Street terms is the simultaneous buying and selling of homogenous securities. So, in the software space, Apple Computer and Microsoft would be considered homogenous securities as woulds the 10-year Treasury Note and the 2-year Treasury Note. If an investor believes that Apple will out perform Microsoft then they would engage in buying Apple and shorting (selling) Microsoft. There is a weighting calculation that needs to be applied as well to equate the securities equally since Apple trades at $115 per share and Microsoft at $47 per share.
Toronto ranks best in the majors having scored 737 runs, which is 84 more than second-best Yankees. In fact, the top three teams in baseball all reside in the AL East with Boston, despite bing in last place have scored 618 run. By comparison, there are just two teams in the NL having scored over 600 runs. They are not good teams either with Colorado scoring 610 runs and Arizona scoring 608. The Braves have scored a pitiful 484 runs. Point is that Toronto is a team making some modern day history.
This gap is so wide that the Blue Jays have a chance to finish with the widest scoring margin since the Big Red Machine in 1976 that was led by Gorge Foster, Pete Rose, and Joe Morgan. They scored 87 more runs than any other team that season. The last team to outscore every team by at least 100 runs was the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers, who had a margin of 154 runs. They were led by Roy Campanella, Gil Hodges, and Duke Snider. This trio had 120+ RBI each. That was Vin Scully's fourth season as the voice of the Dodgers and now he has been resigned to do his 67th straight season in 2016. The record for scoring margin is held by the 1931 Yankees, who outscored everyone by 182 runs and scored a MLB record 1,067 runs. Lous Gehrig had 182 RBI and Babe Ruth had 162 RBI that season. So, you can easily see that the Blue Jays are a historic offensive lineup and now they have David Price in the rotation.
The Yankees are in real danger of dropping 2 1/2 games behind the Blue Jays as they will be facing Rays ace Chris Archer. On a losing team, he is 12-10 in 28 starts with a 2.83 ERA and a 1.044 WHIP. He has struck out 223 batters in 181 innings pitched. Over his last three starts he has posted a 1.71 ERA and a 0.905 WHIP. Yankees starter Nova has been struggling to a 7.80 ERA and a 1.800 WHIP over his last three losing starts. Before I forget, Archer is 5-0 in 8 starts with a 1.78 ERA and a 0./826 WHIP for his career facing the Yankees.
Wager a 10* play ($100 for the $10/* unit player) on Toronto and a 10* play ($100 for the $10/* unit player) on Tampa Bay.
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