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My WallSt.net/Fox Biz Interview

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 27th of Jul, 2008 09:11:18 AM

Still not sure exactly when this aired, but nonetheless, I gotta thank a reader named Richard, who apparently is a fund manager who can’t comment publicly–thanks SEC idiots!–for getting it for us online…turned out to be a pretty good interview:

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  • Bob (VC)
    Great interview Tim. The only thing that went wrong was he said your website is timsykes.com at the end of the interview..
  • Ron
    Hey, I didn't know where to post this, but I was wondering how Timmay finds his trades? Scanner software or something?
  • Adam
    yak- you in MKE?
  • Brent
    People just don't get it. It's about the strategy that will make the most on your capital base. If you're running a $500 million long-only mutual fund then you need stuff scalable. If youre managing up to a few hundred thousand in a broker account then take advantage of your size and find the strategy that will make the most. timalerts is perfect. It took me way to long to get this message. To many years trading googles, microsofts to a make a few percent.
  • Brent
    I think 13 of the last 14 TIM trades have been profitable. I'm finally going to subscribe to Timalerts and the dvd. Wish I had done so much earlier!
  • yaktipper
    Something to put on the radar for Monday: Perfect microcrap called TIM. TIM has one employee and revenue of $10,000, but it's going exponential on Fox mention and Internet hype. Business model is teaching others to become competitors. Reserve shares and get ready for the breakdown.
  • Amz
    Pretty much that's the case. I'm in that boat...which is why I just sit on the sidelines enjoying your posts...but only write pointless ones that usually have nothing to do with anything... if that makes any sense.
  • Brent
    their firms dont allow them but its not an SEC thing just a company policy.

    Great interview btw.
  • thanks guy, glad u like it, yes i did air this on livestock last week...and yes, brent, people in finance cant make public comments, why do u think 99.99999% of industry people are totally silent...their firms dont allow them, and if they do, they risk getting in trouble so its not worth it for them...nobody else seems to care cuz they're at least making money, call me crazy, i think freedom of speech is somewhat important
  • agathos23
    Nice interview Tim! BTW, I read your book and have gone through the first disc of your Pennystocking DVD set this weekend. I have been what you have categorized as a "sucker" when trying to trade pennystocks. Now I feel that I have a fighting chance to actually make some money! Thanks Tim for sharing with us what you have learned. It really is good stuff!
  • ant10k
    Great interview Tim! You can see Aimers just pissed that he had to interview you. He never even cracked a smile through the whole interview. Priceless!

    Great Job!
  • Brent
    tim the SEC doesn't stop a fund manager from publicly reviewing a book or commenting on markets.
  • yaktipper
    You just gave priceless free advice out to the masses, and they will say "Short sell crappy companies? Duh, everybody knows that", just like the haters that come on here.
  • YngvaiMalmsteve
    Nice interview, Tim!
  • Timmay - Excellent, excellent interview. Would love to see more of this exact thing from you. Congrats!
  • The Chad
    Nice... Was this the one you aired on Live Stock on Friday?
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