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Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 18th of Jan, 2009 09:55:57 AM

Did you notice the little black and white ‘FEEDBACK’ button on the right hand side of the site yet?

Or the little TIMhelp Twitter link at the bottom of all my posts? (Scroll down and look)

Using either of these tools, you can help me improve my site and my manners by giving me feedback on what you want to see as even though I practice ‘tough love’ with many of you degenerate trading addicts, I think it’s a great game for all, even kids, as long you learn how to play by the rules, aka I value my customers and their opinions.

So leave me some feedback on either and let me just respond to the top 4 feedback ideas right now:

22 votes develop a stragegy that is actually legit

I’m up 259% in the last 15 months, all trades detailed, hundreds, now bordering on thousands of testimonials and I still get this crap? You gotta be kidding me, right? Just because many of you, a lot of TIMalert subscribers included, are too lazy to wake up early and reserve hard-to-borrow shares to short, too cheap to buy my instructional DVDs to know what I’m talking about, doesn’t mean my strategy ain’t the best thing to happen to poor people since dumpsters. The fact that it’s not just some sugarcoated overly simplistic CNBC puff piece strategy means that it’s real, it works and it’s not perfect. You should feel honored by my sharing you 95% trading loser scumbags.

14 votes get more stocks to buy rather than short

I will if there are any strong volume hype breakouts…(watch PennyStocking Part One And Deux DVDs for examples) which there aren’t right now…other than PALM which is scary since it’s all based on one new product.

6 votes stop being such a douchebag

No, it’s good for sales, therapeutic for having to deal with such scumbags all day, fun, entertaining and harmless.

6 votes Delete dumb comments/haters as they waste time

No, it’s good for hits, evidence of having to deal with such scumbags all day, fun, entertaining and harmless.

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