Strategy 2022: Round 8 Trades
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Why aren’t more people trading Daicos?
His scoring has already dropped away with 3 consecutive 70s in light of a possible foot issue - now throw gastro into the mix and we could be looking at a horror score (similar to De Goey/Butters) well below his 74 breakeven.
Surely it’s the right time to jump off?
His scoring has already dropped away with 3 consecutive 70s in light of a possible foot issue - now throw gastro into the mix and we could be looking at a horror score (similar to De Goey/Butters) well below his 74 breakeven.
Surely it’s the right time to jump off?
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Likely more pressing issues to attend to for those that had to delay certain trades last round in order to deal with the likes of J Hayes, B Grundy, T Xerri, etc. If Hewett was available this weekend, I would expect the figure to rise. Still a very manageable breakeven and depending on your definition of well below, it is unlikely that he will be leaking significant cash to affect trading plans next round.
I'm passing on McComb and bringing in Carroll early for Rachelle, trading Daicos > Short as he was going next week anyway. Saves a trade boost, McComb would probably be out when Hunter is back, Carroll looked very good and would seem to have good JS, Daicos looks primed for a rest and Noddy might go ok against North. I can also loop JHF with Carroll. Shorts BE means he'll possible be 30k dearer next week which would kill my next def upgrade if I waited a week on him.
Next week another 1 up 1 down for a def premo with 1 of Hamilton or Rioli to come in. The week after looks like a double down in preparation for the byes with Stephens and Clark on the bubble.
Next week another 1 up 1 down for a def premo with 1 of Hamilton or Rioli to come in. The week after looks like a double down in preparation for the byes with Stephens and Clark on the bubble.
