Comments on: The Latest 10 You Gotta Know About… http://www.timothysykes.com/ 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: Muddy http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-39084 Muddy Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:55:12 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-39084 [Fri Mar 27_09:34:03 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .44 [Fri Mar 27_09:38:54 PDT 2009] Muddy Symbol: FXRE Availability: 10′000 still a few [Fri Mar 27_09:43:39 PDT 2009] Muddy .35 lod FXRE Fri Mar 27_10:34:09 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .24 That boys and girls, was a TRUE supernova,.06 to .78 in 2 days with tradable spread/volume.If you missed it too bad,I didn't [Fri Mar 27_09:34:03 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .44
[Fri Mar 27_09:38:54 PDT 2009] Muddy Symbol: FXRE Availability: 10′000 still a few
[Fri Mar 27_09:43:39 PDT 2009] Muddy .35 lod FXRE
Fri Mar 27_10:34:09 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .24

That boys and girls, was a TRUE supernova,.06 to .78 in 2 days with tradable spread/volume.If you missed it too bad,I didn’t

]]> By: Muddy http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-82712 Muddy Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:55:12 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-82712 [Fri Mar 27_09:34:03 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .44 [Fri Mar 27_09:38:54 PDT 2009] Muddy Symbol: FXRE Availability: 10′000 still a few [Fri Mar 27_09:43:39 PDT 2009] Muddy .35 lod FXRE Fri Mar 27_10:34:09 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .24 That boys and girls, was a TRUE supernova,.06 to .78 in 2 days with tradable spread/volume.If you missed it too bad,I didn't [Fri Mar 27_09:34:03 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .44
[Fri Mar 27_09:38:54 PDT 2009] Muddy Symbol: FXRE Availability: 10′000 still a few
[Fri Mar 27_09:43:39 PDT 2009] Muddy .35 lod FXRE
Fri Mar 27_10:34:09 PDT 2009] Muddy FXRE lod .24

That boys and girls, was a TRUE supernova,.06 to .78 in 2 days with tradable spread/volume.If you missed it too bad,I didn’t

]]> By: Timothy Sykes http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-39085 Timothy Sykes Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:32:29 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-39085 mcnonymous, i'll answer all your questions in a blog post, for now just note that Reaper made some more $ today: extra $780 in profit on CHB, now out. Total TimProfit 2009 now at $376.54 mcnonymous, i’ll answer all your questions in a blog post, for now just note that Reaper made some more $ today:

extra $780 in profit on CHB, now out. Total TimProfit 2009 now at $376.54

]]> By: Timothy Sykes http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-82713 Timothy Sykes Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:32:29 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-82713 mcnonymous, i'll answer all your questions in a blog post, for now just note that Reaper made some more $ today: extra $780 in profit on CHB, now out. Total TimProfit 2009 now at $376.54 mcnonymous, i’ll answer all your questions in a blog post, for now just note that Reaper made some more $ today:

extra $780 in profit on CHB, now out. Total TimProfit 2009 now at $376.54

]]> By: AdamN http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-39086 AdamN Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:27:26 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-39086 FXRE, check 'er out, straight up (700%+) then straight down (40%+). I didn't play the free fall today, but congrats to those who did. FXRE, check ‘er out, straight up (700%+) then straight down (40%+). I didn’t play the free fall today, but congrats to those who did.

]]> By: AdamN http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-82714 AdamN Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:27:26 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-82714 FXRE, check 'er out, straight up (700%+) then straight down (40%+). I didn't play the free fall today, but congrats to those who did. FXRE, check ‘er out, straight up (700%+) then straight down (40%+). I didn’t play the free fall today, but congrats to those who did.

]]> By: Sir TickleAss McNonymous http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-39083 Sir TickleAss McNonymous Fri, 27 Mar 2009 07:38:54 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-39083 i know this is the equivalent of giving a sloppy-cum guzzling-homeless vagina french burp kiss on your shiny polished posh ass, but i wanted to say the following: your blog is awesome, your book american hedge fund was extremely well written (i'm recommending it to a few buddies and family members) and induced me to jizz irresistibly on multiple different occasions, and that your featured appearance on wall street warriors helped me switch my major to financial economics out from my previously dreadful, cunt repellent computer science curriculum. long story short, you're one inspirational jew racoon. now that we've established my borderline homoerotic lust for your success, i had a few serious questions that i hoped you'd be willing to share. (please note that i just started reading about the basics so i know next to nothing) 1) did you code everything in this blog yourself or did you hire a web developer? 2) wasn't short selling banned by the SEC in 08 making it illegal? 3) my broker is tradeking. don't limit orders take a while to execute? i don't understand how everyone doesn't make a profit. most stocks have some pattern looking at their historical prices, and buying them when they're dipping down and expecting them to go back up at some point, isn't it almost guaranteed that it will reach your limit order point at some future date? is it because limit orders don't necessarily execute all the time because it may be hard to identify a seller? 4) i've been keeping track of some penny stocks and one of them that i thought would go up did (near 2,000%, ARYC). does that mean if i bought the shares before and sold them today, it would sell right away and i'd actually make that exact amount or is it possible that i can't sell at that exact time. in other words, is the precise time to the second the order is submitted as important a factor as it is in day trading or do brokers execute the trade at the end of the day? thanks. - just another one of your noob fans i know this is the equivalent of giving a sloppy-cum guzzling-homeless vagina french burp kiss on your shiny polished posh ass, but i wanted to say the following: your blog is awesome, your book american hedge fund was extremely well written (i’m recommending it to a few buddies and family members) and induced me to jizz irresistibly on multiple different occasions, and that your featured appearance on wall street warriors helped me switch my major to financial economics out from my previously dreadful, cunt repellent computer science curriculum. long story short, you’re one inspirational jew racoon.

now that we’ve established my borderline homoerotic lust for your success, i had a few serious questions that i hoped you’d be willing to share.

(please note that i just started reading about the basics so i know next to nothing)
1) did you code everything in this blog yourself or did you hire a web developer?
2) wasn’t short selling banned by the SEC in 08 making it illegal?
3) my broker is tradeking. don’t limit orders take a while to execute? i don’t understand how everyone doesn’t make a profit. most stocks have some pattern looking at their historical prices, and buying them when they’re dipping down and expecting them to go back up at some point, isn’t it almost guaranteed that it will reach your limit order point at some future date? is it because limit orders don’t necessarily execute all the time because it may be hard to identify a seller?
4) i’ve been keeping track of some penny stocks and one of them that i thought would go up did (near 2,000%, ARYC). does that mean if i bought the shares before and sold them today, it would sell right away and i’d actually make that exact amount or is it possible that i can’t sell at that exact time. in other words, is the precise time to the second the order is submitted as important a factor as it is in day trading or do brokers execute the trade at the end of the day?

thanks.
- just another one of your noob fans

]]> By: Sir TickleAss McNonymous http://www.timothysykes.com/comment-page-1/#comment-82711 Sir TickleAss McNonymous Fri, 27 Mar 2009 07:38:54 +0000 http://test.timothysykes.com/?p=4718#comment-82711 i know this is the equivalent of giving a sloppy-cum guzzling-homeless vagina french burp kiss on your shiny polished posh ass, but i wanted to say the following: your blog is awesome, your book american hedge fund was extremely well written (i'm recommending it to a few buddies and family members) and induced me to jizz irresistibly on multiple different occasions, and that your featured appearance on wall street warriors helped me switch my major to financial economics out from my previously dreadful, cunt repellent computer science curriculum. long story short, you're one inspirational jew racoon. now that we've established my borderline homoerotic lust for your success, i had a few serious questions that i hoped you'd be willing to share. (please note that i just started reading about the basics so i know next to nothing) 1) did you code everything in this blog yourself or did you hire a web developer? 2) wasn't short selling banned by the SEC in 08 making it illegal? 3) my broker is tradeking. don't limit orders take a while to execute? i don't understand how everyone doesn't make a profit. most stocks have some pattern looking at their historical prices, and buying them when they're dipping down and expecting them to go back up at some point, isn't it almost guaranteed that it will reach your limit order point at some future date? is it because limit orders don't necessarily execute all the time because it may be hard to identify a seller? 4) i've been keeping track of some penny stocks and one of them that i thought would go up did (near 2,000%, ARYC). does that mean if i bought the shares before and sold them today, it would sell right away and i'd actually make that exact amount or is it possible that i can't sell at that exact time. in other words, is the precise time to the second the order is submitted as important a factor as it is in day trading or do brokers execute the trade at the end of the day? thanks. - just another one of your noob fans i know this is the equivalent of giving a sloppy-cum guzzling-homeless vagina french burp kiss on your shiny polished posh ass, but i wanted to say the following: your blog is awesome, your book american hedge fund was extremely well written (i’m recommending it to a few buddies and family members) and induced me to jizz irresistibly on multiple different occasions, and that your featured appearance on wall street warriors helped me switch my major to financial economics out from my previously dreadful, cunt repellent computer science curriculum. long story short, you’re one inspirational jew racoon.

now that we’ve established my borderline homoerotic lust for your success, i had a few serious questions that i hoped you’d be willing to share.

(please note that i just started reading about the basics so i know next to nothing)
1) did you code everything in this blog yourself or did you hire a web developer?
2) wasn’t short selling banned by the SEC in 08 making it illegal?
3) my broker is tradeking. don’t limit orders take a while to execute? i don’t understand how everyone doesn’t make a profit. most stocks have some pattern looking at their historical prices, and buying them when they’re dipping down and expecting them to go back up at some point, isn’t it almost guaranteed that it will reach your limit order point at some future date? is it because limit orders don’t necessarily execute all the time because it may be hard to identify a seller?
4) i’ve been keeping track of some penny stocks and one of them that i thought would go up did (near 2,000%, ARYC). does that mean if i bought the shares before and sold them today, it would sell right away and i’d actually make that exact amount or is it possible that i can’t sell at that exact time. in other words, is the precise time to the second the order is submitted as important a factor as it is in day trading or do brokers execute the trade at the end of the day?

thanks.
- just another one of your noob fans

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