Comments on: My Huffington Post Interview & Why My Readers Will Soon Be Richer Than Me http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/ How To Trade Penny Stocks Without The Stock Promoter BS Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:11:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bubba Says THINK, Man, THINK http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-27295 Bubba Says THINK, Man, THINK Sun, 11 May 2008 18:00:03 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-27295 noob: You'd better re-read Tim's book, slowly, carefully, look at the charts he has posted on this site that couple to his edu materials. Bubba ain't seen Tim's DVD, yet, but knows a trader's got to put it all together in one package that works for that trader. This all takes testing, analysis and thinking. Don't overthink, tho. Get a feel for what you're trying to do AND a feel for the market you're trading (long-term, daytrade & swing, shorting). Find charting books that will show you the chart patterns and what those patterns USUALLY mean. Set up a shot on the pool table that you know you can make, then try to make it some other way to get different 'shape' on the cue-ball. You may have to make allowance for the cloth, the way the table runs (get a feel for the table). Play today's short this way, then tomorrow's short a different way. Get a feel for where the cue-ball ($$$) is going. Adjust your 'english' to get the shape you want for the next shot (bank $$$ whenever you can). You see the 'W'? What's a W upside down? What's a rising wedge upside down? What's the head & shoulders? Then turn it upside down. What's Tim suggest? Now turn that upside down. Tim's tools seem to work most of the time. Use 'em, understand 'em, then take 'em to the next level, modify 'em. Above all, set, know and understand your goals. When you believe you've got a handle on the market, you'd also better believe the market will show you that you don't. After all, see Bill Miller's (Legg Mason picker/strategist) history. Look at Tim's history. Then listen to John Prine sing - "That's the way that the world goes 'round. You're up one day, the next you're down...." noob: You’d better re-read Tim’s book, slowly, carefully, look at the charts he has posted on this site that couple to his edu materials. Bubba ain’t seen Tim’s DVD, yet, but knows a trader’s got to put it all together in one package that works for that trader. This all takes testing, analysis and thinking. Don’t overthink, tho. Get a feel for what you’re trying to do AND a feel for the market you’re trading (long-term, daytrade & swing, shorting). Find charting books that will show you the chart patterns and what those patterns USUALLY mean. Set up a shot on the pool table that you know you can make, then try to make it some other way to get different ‘shape’ on the cue-ball. You may have to make allowance for the cloth, the way the table runs (get a feel for the table). Play today’s short this way, then tomorrow’s short a different way. Get a feel for where the cue-ball ($$$) is going. Adjust your ‘english’ to get the shape you want for the next shot (bank $$$ whenever you can).

You see the ‘W’? What’s a W upside down? What’s a rising wedge upside down? What’s the head & shoulders? Then turn it upside down. What’s Tim suggest? Now turn that upside down. Tim’s tools seem to work most of the time. Use ‘em, understand ‘em, then take ‘em to the next level, modify ‘em.

Above all, set, know and understand your goals. When you believe you’ve got a handle on the market, you’d also better believe the market will show you that you don’t. After all, see Bill Miller’s (Legg Mason picker/strategist) history. Look at Tim’s history. Then listen to John Prine sing – “That’s the way that the world goes ’round. You’re up one day, the next you’re down….”

]]> By: Bubba Says THINK, Man, THINK http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-61581 Bubba Says THINK, Man, THINK Sun, 11 May 2008 18:00:03 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-61581 noob: You'd better re-read Tim's book, slowly, carefully, look at the charts he has posted on this site that couple to his edu materials. Bubba ain't seen Tim's DVD, yet, but knows a trader's got to put it all together in one package that works for that trader. This all takes testing, analysis and thinking. Don't overthink, tho. Get a feel for what you're trying to do AND a feel for the market you're trading (long-term, daytrade & swing, shorting). Find charting books that will show you the chart patterns and what those patterns USUALLY mean. Set up a shot on the pool table that you know you can make, then try to make it some other way to get different 'shape' on the cue-ball. You may have to make allowance for the cloth, the way the table runs (get a feel for the table). Play today's short this way, then tomorrow's short a different way. Get a feel for where the cue-ball ($$$) is going. Adjust your 'english' to get the shape you want for the next shot (bank $$$ whenever you can). You see the 'W'? What's a W upside down? What's a rising wedge upside down? What's the head & shoulders? Then turn it upside down. What's Tim suggest? Now turn that upside down. Tim's tools seem to work most of the time. Use 'em, understand 'em, then take 'em to the next level, modify 'em. Above all, set, know and understand your goals. When you believe you've got a handle on the market, you'd also better believe the market will show you that you don't. After all, see Bill Miller's (Legg Mason picker/strategist) history. Look at Tim's history. Then listen to John Prine sing - "That's the way that the world goes 'round. You're up one day, the next you're down...." noob: You’d better re-read Tim’s book, slowly, carefully, look at the charts he has posted on this site that couple to his edu materials. Bubba ain’t seen Tim’s DVD, yet, but knows a trader’s got to put it all together in one package that works for that trader. This all takes testing, analysis and thinking. Don’t overthink, tho. Get a feel for what you’re trying to do AND a feel for the market you’re trading (long-term, daytrade & swing, shorting). Find charting books that will show you the chart patterns and what those patterns USUALLY mean. Set up a shot on the pool table that you know you can make, then try to make it some other way to get different ‘shape’ on the cue-ball. You may have to make allowance for the cloth, the way the table runs (get a feel for the table). Play today’s short this way, then tomorrow’s short a different way. Get a feel for where the cue-ball ($$$) is going. Adjust your ‘english’ to get the shape you want for the next shot (bank $$$ whenever you can).

You see the ‘W’? What’s a W upside down? What’s a rising wedge upside down? What’s the head & shoulders? Then turn it upside down. What’s Tim suggest? Now turn that upside down. Tim’s tools seem to work most of the time. Use ‘em, understand ‘em, then take ‘em to the next level, modify ‘em.

Above all, set, know and understand your goals. When you believe you’ve got a handle on the market, you’d also better believe the market will show you that you don’t. After all, see Bill Miller’s (Legg Mason picker/strategist) history. Look at Tim’s history. Then listen to John Prine sing – “That’s the way that the world goes ’round. You’re up one day, the next you’re down….”

]]> By: noobtrader.08 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-27294 noobtrader.08 Wed, 07 May 2008 22:54:38 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-27294 err... to post #41... I meant "YOU" as in "Bubba" leave interesting posts. =D err… to post #41… I meant “YOU” as in “Bubba” leave interesting posts. =D

]]> By: noobtrader.08 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-61580 noobtrader.08 Wed, 07 May 2008 22:54:38 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-61580 err... to post #41... I meant "YOU" as in "Bubba" leave interesting posts. =D err… to post #41… I meant “YOU” as in “Bubba” leave interesting posts. =D

]]> By: noobtrader.08 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-27293 noobtrader.08 Wed, 07 May 2008 22:51:38 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-27293 Bubba, I leave interesting posts. Thanks for the advise. I have to correct you on one thing though - NOOB DOESN'T KNOW. I read in one of Tim's articles about the "W"... what does that mean anyhow? And now you mention "M", what does that mean? This education thing is like sex... I want more and more and more. Bubba,

I leave interesting posts. Thanks for the advise. I have to correct you on one thing though – NOOB DOESN’T KNOW. I read in one of Tim’s articles about the “W”… what does that mean anyhow?

And now you mention “M”, what does that mean?

This education thing is like sex… I want more and more and more.

]]> By: noobtrader.08 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-61579 noobtrader.08 Wed, 07 May 2008 22:51:38 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-61579 Bubba, I leave interesting posts. Thanks for the advise. I have to correct you on one thing though - NOOB DOESN'T KNOW. I read in one of Tim's articles about the "W"... what does that mean anyhow? And now you mention "M", what does that mean? This education thing is like sex... I want more and more and more. Bubba,

I leave interesting posts. Thanks for the advise. I have to correct you on one thing though – NOOB DOESN’T KNOW. I read in one of Tim’s articles about the “W”… what does that mean anyhow?

And now you mention “M”, what does that mean?

This education thing is like sex… I want more and more and more.

]]> By: Bubba Adds A PS http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-27292 Bubba Adds A PS Wed, 07 May 2008 20:36:05 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-27292 One more thing which applies to all who have a goal and post here: Best of Luck with your trading. Yep, that even applies to Tim-bashers, because if they're happy with their trading, they just might find something else to do other than bash Tim and waste time for those who do want to learn. Truth be told: Bubba has his own system, however, does like the Tim attitude toward money making market chaff. Consequently, Bubba keeps coming here to see what's going on. Bubba likes wheat. Hell, Bubba likes all commodities nearly all the time no matter whether they go up or down, but especially the 'softs'. Bubba knows softs. What else could you expect from Bubba? Right On, Tim. Keep it up the way you're doing it. One more thing which applies to all who have a goal and post here: Best of Luck with your trading. Yep, that even applies to Tim-bashers, because if they’re happy with their trading, they just might find something else to do other than bash Tim and waste time for those who do want to learn. Truth be told: Bubba has his own system, however, does like the Tim attitude toward money making market chaff. Consequently, Bubba keeps coming here to see what’s going on. Bubba likes wheat. Hell, Bubba likes all commodities nearly all the time no matter whether they go up or down, but especially the ‘softs’. Bubba knows softs. What else could you expect from Bubba?

Right On, Tim. Keep it up the way you’re doing it.

]]> By: Bubba Adds A PS http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-61578 Bubba Adds A PS Wed, 07 May 2008 20:36:05 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-61578 One more thing which applies to all who have a goal and post here: Best of Luck with your trading. Yep, that even applies to Tim-bashers, because if they're happy with their trading, they just might find something else to do other than bash Tim and waste time for those who do want to learn. Truth be told: Bubba has his own system, however, does like the Tim attitude toward money making market chaff. Consequently, Bubba keeps coming here to see what's going on. Bubba likes wheat. Hell, Bubba likes all commodities nearly all the time no matter whether they go up or down, but especially the 'softs'. Bubba knows softs. What else could you expect from Bubba? Right On, Tim. Keep it up the way you're doing it. One more thing which applies to all who have a goal and post here: Best of Luck with your trading. Yep, that even applies to Tim-bashers, because if they’re happy with their trading, they just might find something else to do other than bash Tim and waste time for those who do want to learn. Truth be told: Bubba has his own system, however, does like the Tim attitude toward money making market chaff. Consequently, Bubba keeps coming here to see what’s going on. Bubba likes wheat. Hell, Bubba likes all commodities nearly all the time no matter whether they go up or down, but especially the ‘softs’. Bubba knows softs. What else could you expect from Bubba?

Right On, Tim. Keep it up the way you’re doing it.

]]> By: Bubba Says noob. Knows Already http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-27291 Bubba Says noob. Knows Already Wed, 07 May 2008 20:18:02 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-27291 noob.: If you can see the 'W', then you can see the 'M', too. Now, couple that with other chart patterns, get a feel for what the market and the economy's doing, watch the indicators, make educated 'technical guesses'. Put it all together in a system of your own, one that works for you and fits your goals. Notice, Tim has a goal. You should, too. Keep doing it vicariously until you begin to feel the 'rush' of being right. Then, put up the ante and bank the profits. And remember the words of many, many traders: preserve capital. noob.: If you can see the ‘W’, then you can see the ‘M’, too. Now, couple that with other chart patterns, get a feel for what the market and the economy’s doing, watch the indicators, make educated ‘technical guesses’. Put it all together in a system of your own, one that works for you and fits your goals. Notice, Tim has a goal. You should, too. Keep doing it vicariously until you begin to feel the ‘rush’ of being right. Then, put up the ante and bank the profits. And remember the words of many, many traders: preserve capital.

]]> By: Bubba Says noob. Knows Already http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/05/my-huffington-post-interview-why-my-readers-will-soon-be-richer-than-me/comment-page-2/#comment-61577 Bubba Says noob. Knows Already Wed, 07 May 2008 20:18:02 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1008#comment-61577 noob.: If you can see the 'W', then you can see the 'M', too. Now, couple that with other chart patterns, get a feel for what the market and the economy's doing, watch the indicators, make educated 'technical guesses'. Put it all together in a system of your own, one that works for you and fits your goals. Notice, Tim has a goal. You should, too. Keep doing it vicariously until you begin to feel the 'rush' of being right. Then, put up the ante and bank the profits. And remember the words of many, many traders: preserve capital. noob.: If you can see the ‘W’, then you can see the ‘M’, too. Now, couple that with other chart patterns, get a feel for what the market and the economy’s doing, watch the indicators, make educated ‘technical guesses’. Put it all together in a system of your own, one that works for you and fits your goals. Notice, Tim has a goal. You should, too. Keep doing it vicariously until you begin to feel the ‘rush’ of being right. Then, put up the ante and bank the profits. And remember the words of many, many traders: preserve capital.

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