Comments on: Do You Listen To Bloggers More Than Anyone Else? http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/ 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: Craig http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-36443 Craig Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:02:11 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-36443 Somewhat related, I recently found that I was falling victim to transference (being influenced by news, or the opinions of others) from reading blogs and watching trading videos. So after reading 2 dozen trading blogs daily for over a year, I stopped cold turkey for a few weeks. For the most part my (swing) trading improved during my month hiatus. The past week I have eased back into reading a couple blogs, and for the time being at least I haven't been so easily influenced by the blogosphere. So for those blog junkies out there, if you're not happy with your trading results, you might try taking a break from all the opinions thrown at you. (I know I know, not what Timmy wants to hear ;-) Somewhat related, I recently found that I was falling victim to transference (being influenced by news, or the opinions of others) from reading blogs and watching trading videos. So after reading 2 dozen trading blogs daily for over a year, I stopped cold turkey for a few weeks. For the most part my (swing) trading improved during my month hiatus. The past week I have eased back into reading a couple blogs, and for the time being at least I haven’t been so easily influenced by the blogosphere.

So for those blog junkies out there, if you’re not happy with your trading results, you might try taking a break from all the opinions thrown at you.

(I know I know, not what Timmy wants to hear ;-)

]]> By: Craig http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-80084 Craig Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:02:11 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-80084 Somewhat related, I recently found that I was falling victim to transference (being influenced by news, or the opinions of others) from reading blogs and watching trading videos. So after reading 2 dozen trading blogs daily for over a year, I stopped cold turkey for a few weeks. For the most part my (swing) trading improved during my month hiatus. The past week I have eased back into reading a couple blogs, and for the time being at least I haven't been so easily influenced by the blogosphere. So for those blog junkies out there, if you're not happy with your trading results, you might try taking a break from all the opinions thrown at you. (I know I know, not what Timmy wants to hear ;-) Somewhat related, I recently found that I was falling victim to transference (being influenced by news, or the opinions of others) from reading blogs and watching trading videos. So after reading 2 dozen trading blogs daily for over a year, I stopped cold turkey for a few weeks. For the most part my (swing) trading improved during my month hiatus. The past week I have eased back into reading a couple blogs, and for the time being at least I haven’t been so easily influenced by the blogosphere.

So for those blog junkies out there, if you’re not happy with your trading results, you might try taking a break from all the opinions thrown at you.

(I know I know, not what Timmy wants to hear ;-)

]]> By: nojobmaui http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-36442 nojobmaui Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:46:23 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-36442 Off subject however I found this at 1440 Wall St. Do you know people making money in this market? If so, they might be high-frequency traders. The volatility is well suited to the nimble among us, and the poster boy for today’s market might be Wall Street Warrior Tim Sykes. He is just killing it - trading, writing, and teaching and earning well over 100k the last two months. Sykes’ detractors are mostly unemployed at this point, and it looks like he will get the final laugh. I called him for a comment as I went to press, but he was taking a nap. No worries for Tim, and he is probably a strong contender for my 2008 Man of the Year, believe it or not. I'm thinking if all those unemployed fools make the choice to become daytraders the opportunities will become abundant because they will lack the same due dilegence exhibited when they all jumped on fund of funds and other Wall St vehicles. They will make mistake after mistrake and create even more opportunities for PennyStockers like us. Bring it bitches. PennyStocking this year has allowed me to buy the best tickets to go to a bowl game, stay at the St Regis while we tool around and go to that bowl game with my son and generally not worry about anything except will I be focused enough to take advantage of opportunties that show up daily that I'm able to play because of Tim's teaching. I have to shout out to Muddy to, thank you my brothers. Off subject however I found this at 1440 Wall St.

Do you know people making money in this market?

If so, they might be high-frequency traders. The volatility is well suited to the nimble among us, and the poster boy for today’s market might be Wall Street Warrior Tim Sykes.

He is just killing it – trading, writing, and teaching and earning well over 100k the last two months.

Sykes’ detractors are mostly unemployed at this point, and it looks like he will get the final laugh. I called him for a comment as I went to press, but he was taking a nap. No worries for Tim, and he is probably a strong contender for my 2008 Man of the Year, believe it or not.

I’m thinking if all those unemployed fools make the choice to become daytraders the opportunities will become abundant because they will lack the same due dilegence exhibited when they all jumped on fund of funds and other Wall St vehicles. They will make mistake after mistrake and create even more opportunities for PennyStockers like us. Bring it bitches.

PennyStocking this year has allowed me to buy the best tickets to go to a bowl game, stay at the St Regis while we tool around and go to that bowl game with my son and generally not worry about anything except will I be focused enough to take advantage of opportunties that show up daily that I’m able to play because of Tim’s teaching. I have to shout out to Muddy to, thank you my brothers.

]]> By: nojobmaui http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-80083 nojobmaui Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:46:23 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-80083 Off subject however I found this at 1440 Wall St. Do you know people making money in this market? If so, they might be high-frequency traders. The volatility is well suited to the nimble among us, and the poster boy for today’s market might be Wall Street Warrior Tim Sykes. He is just killing it - trading, writing, and teaching and earning well over 100k the last two months. Sykes’ detractors are mostly unemployed at this point, and it looks like he will get the final laugh. I called him for a comment as I went to press, but he was taking a nap. No worries for Tim, and he is probably a strong contender for my 2008 Man of the Year, believe it or not. I'm thinking if all those unemployed fools make the choice to become daytraders the opportunities will become abundant because they will lack the same due dilegence exhibited when they all jumped on fund of funds and other Wall St vehicles. They will make mistake after mistrake and create even more opportunities for PennyStockers like us. Bring it bitches. PennyStocking this year has allowed me to buy the best tickets to go to a bowl game, stay at the St Regis while we tool around and go to that bowl game with my son and generally not worry about anything except will I be focused enough to take advantage of opportunties that show up daily that I'm able to play because of Tim's teaching. I have to shout out to Muddy to, thank you my brothers. Off subject however I found this at 1440 Wall St.

Do you know people making money in this market?

If so, they might be high-frequency traders. The volatility is well suited to the nimble among us, and the poster boy for today’s market might be Wall Street Warrior Tim Sykes.

He is just killing it – trading, writing, and teaching and earning well over 100k the last two months.

Sykes’ detractors are mostly unemployed at this point, and it looks like he will get the final laugh. I called him for a comment as I went to press, but he was taking a nap. No worries for Tim, and he is probably a strong contender for my 2008 Man of the Year, believe it or not.

I’m thinking if all those unemployed fools make the choice to become daytraders the opportunities will become abundant because they will lack the same due dilegence exhibited when they all jumped on fund of funds and other Wall St vehicles. They will make mistake after mistrake and create even more opportunities for PennyStockers like us. Bring it bitches.

PennyStocking this year has allowed me to buy the best tickets to go to a bowl game, stay at the St Regis while we tool around and go to that bowl game with my son and generally not worry about anything except will I be focused enough to take advantage of opportunties that show up daily that I’m able to play because of Tim’s teaching. I have to shout out to Muddy to, thank you my brothers.

]]> By: leo00o83 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-36441 leo00o83 Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:38:45 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-36441 I read wall st. blogs that add something useful to my trading journey, that have some interesting perspective on the news, usually people that are way more experienced than me in trading and If I detect any kind of BS I'll just never bother with them again. I read wall st. blogs that add something useful to my trading journey, that have some interesting perspective on the news, usually people that are way more experienced than me in trading and If I detect any kind of BS I’ll just never bother with them again.

]]> By: leo00o83 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-80082 leo00o83 Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:38:45 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-80082 I read wall st. blogs that add something useful to my trading journey, that have some interesting perspective on the news, usually people that are way more experienced than me in trading and If I detect any kind of BS I'll just never bother with them again. I read wall st. blogs that add something useful to my trading journey, that have some interesting perspective on the news, usually people that are way more experienced than me in trading and If I detect any kind of BS I’ll just never bother with them again.

]]> By: SysFin http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-36440 SysFin Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:17:40 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-36440 The only blog I consistently read are http://dvorak.org/blog. The only blogs that are trustworthy are pure fan blogs and that is only for gift shopping. I am getting a cousin's kid some warhammer 40k stuff and blogs have been helpful. Political, financial, business, blogs are all just paid toadies and completely full of sh*t. The only blog I consistently read are http://dvorak.org/blog.
The only blogs that are trustworthy are pure fan blogs and that is only for gift shopping. I am getting a cousin’s kid some warhammer 40k stuff and blogs have been helpful.
Political, financial, business, blogs are all just paid toadies and completely full of sh*t.

]]> By: SysFin http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-80081 SysFin Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:17:40 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-80081 The only blog I consistently read are http://dvorak.org/blog. The only blogs that are trustworthy are pure fan blogs and that is only for gift shopping. I am getting a cousin's kid some warhammer 40k stuff and blogs have been helpful. Political, financial, business, blogs are all just paid toadies and completely full of sh*t. The only blog I consistently read are http://dvorak.org/blog.
The only blogs that are trustworthy are pure fan blogs and that is only for gift shopping. I am getting a cousin’s kid some warhammer 40k stuff and blogs have been helpful.
Political, financial, business, blogs are all just paid toadies and completely full of sh*t.

]]> By: FastSwings.com http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-36439 FastSwings.com Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:14:01 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-36439 I follow the RSS reader daily in a number of different areas and find the information very useful. I rarely go to websites anymore unless there is something that I want to investigate further or I find a new source for the rss. I follow the RSS reader daily in a number of different areas and find the information very useful. I rarely go to websites anymore unless there is something that I want to investigate further or I find a new source for the rss.

]]> By: FastSwings.com http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/12/do-you-listen-to-bloggers-more-than-anyone-else/comment-page-1/#comment-80080 FastSwings.com Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:14:01 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=2673#comment-80080 I follow the RSS reader daily in a number of different areas and find the information very useful. I rarely go to websites anymore unless there is something that I want to investigate further or I find a new source for the rss. I follow the RSS reader daily in a number of different areas and find the information very useful. I rarely go to websites anymore unless there is something that I want to investigate further or I find a new source for the rss.

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