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Why These Two Penny Stocks Should Never Be Bought Down Here

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I get emails all the time from people asking about whether to buy penny stocks as they collapse.

No.

Bad.

Very bad.

Especially if you ever consider buying these carcasses of companies:

Because both are collapsing, not only stock price-wise, but business-wise too. As I told TIMalert subscribers premarket the other day, I listened to MIC’s conference call where they freely admit bankruptcy is a possibility so that $2 support (which it hadn’t broken through at the time) was a great shorting opportunity, not buying (some subscribers listened and banked as the stock did take out support and dropped 50% in 3 days!)

Today, COIN, whose “business” I’ve laughed at for a very long time, announced some desperate sketchy financing, as the crows circle its carcass, and its stock is now down 30%, under $1.

Guys, these stocks are not to be bought on dips, it’s far better to short, if you can find shares, into spikes as these companies, as most companies in this climate, especially especially especially penny stocks, are for the worms.

As I preach in my PennyStocking DVDs, penny stocks are barely in business in the first place, when anything like a world economic collapse prevents the possibility of them ever going bigtime, they are literally worth nothing.

Once you penny stock saps free yourselves from your blissful ignorance, you’ll see the gutter of the stock market for its true self…and it ain’t pretty.

Learn and ye shall profit. Ignore my decade of gutter niche experience and ye shall remain penny stock saps.

Posted in Breakdowns, Capital Raising

  • burky

    lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Joseph

    Genial!

  • Gary

    Oh man…here he goes again!!! TALKING IN THE THIRD PERSON! NOW TYPYING?!?!

    Better break out the Haloperidol. Schizophrenia is starting to peak it’s head out again.

    Tim you are absoluly right I would short your ass. But Never on the first day. I would wait for the Mid Day break tomorrow.

    Enjoy the ride down…

  • timsykes

    Normally I’d agree about not shorting on the first day, but a governor sex scandal/facebook convo doesn’t have staying power. Too much competition now, sometimes you gotta short directly into the madness and risk a little pain

  • mitil

    hahahahhaha
    love your example…reading trough your post i was thinking …i wana short tim…

  • cynic

    i’m counting the days Tim fades into oblivion… i wish T-EGO traded… would be an excellent short

  • Scott

    Tim…Dude…Next to you, Tom Cruise appears sane and modest.

  • Sizman

    Tim

    Great post, I like your strategy more and more everyday. Thanks for the insight and I hope to join you in the shorting crappy microcraps world

  • paulv

    yes you are right Timmay!!!!!…. where is Mar 13, Mar 14, Transparnt Investment Management?

  • timsykes

    No TIM trades the past 2 days, I’m not gonna keep on saying “no trades today”, I’ll just detail any trades I make

  • Joseph

    you guys are starting to think that TIM owes you something. Be patient! One of TIM’s lessons is that you don’t have to trade everyday

  • jj

    nice analogy. sideways site traffic action until you get a huge spike from a sex scandal blog (no pun there byt the way) and next thing you know, you

  • http://www.islandtimegrill.com Evan

    Tim,

    Any thoughts on HSVLY in this market?

  • paulv

    sorry Tim

  • paulv

    CF, MOS ??? beautiful charts??

  • http://www.covestor.com/mbr/bnbien Ben Bien

    “The end result being a deluge of emails, visitors, etc. all of which have sapped my time to blog/research/trade. (Good thing there haven

  • timsykes

    LOL, Ben, you silly little boy, you haven’t been paying close enough attention…I don’t play those kinds of stocks–too many large players, too much unpredictable news / guesswork. Do some DD on my strategy before you exemplify the kind of idiots in finance who jump to conclusions too quickly.

    PS judging from your own PATHETIC Covestor performance, you should learn to be more choosy too! good day

  • cynic

    i love the dumb vs. dumber bashing on this site!

  • http://theproficientinvestor.com James Wilcox

    brilliant, just brilliant. Damn! I should have shorted T-EGO yesterday into the open today! ;)

  • paulv

    aaaaaa, quit bullsh*tng, ….

  • mario

    I am new to this blog. From reading this blog I am starting to understand the strategy of shorting penny stocks. I think the idea is brilliant, I am new to trading and have been caught by the Pump and Dump schemes that go on. About a year ago I bought into a company called OCTH (Occupational Therapeutics) from the pump that occurs on the message boards only to loose 1/4 of my money in less than a week. Another example is placing money into a company called GTE with their Sanswire ship. Press release after press release at how revolutionary this blimp was going to be (it was even featured on discovery channel). Then the ultimate pump and dump came when the company issued a press release that Russia had placed a 600 million dollar order with the company and that they would be collecting a percentage of it within weeks. The money never came and the CEO issued a press release that the contract was null and void. Stock tanked. Lost 1/4 of 401k money. These companies issue phony press releases and like the examples I have detailed have changed their names and ticker symbols, the ticker symbols are current. I have been paper trading TIM’s strategy and it is very effective. I have been following CVSC and realize it is being pumped again gaining 37% today. I will paper trade this when it gets back to 2.75 ish and see what happens. Thanks TIM for the blog.

  • ???

    OPTM 20% up on no news (?) what is your take, Tim?

  • Oliver

    how do you like ABH?
    its been constanly heading lower and now its up around 30% in the past 2 days.

  • FitTrader

    Hey ben, I give you props bro, even though your annual sucks, you sitll put up on Covestor. I can respect that. The reason your plays aren’t in line with this blog are simple though… you’re looking at a bunch of plays that have bottomed on volume. You definitely like this pattern, and if that eventually works for you I will be the first to want to know how. But right now, none of those plays are even close to what Timmy’s been promoting. Every day I learn more, this isn’t my only source but definitely one I can rely on. Keep posting and keep learning bro.

  • Alexander

    Honestly Tim, I think you have a great sence for the game thats called life. I have little experience from the stock market but ive played poker successfully for a couple of years and I can tell you have a great sence of human psychology and gambling atitude. No matter where you apply it you will succeed! Keep on fighting!

  • be-the-ball

    Mr. Jerry Springer,

    Now that is an entertaining post….nice work

  • http://www.covestor.com/mbr/bnbien Ben Bien

    TIM! Thanks for the response. Aside from the cursing in my original comment, I meant no criticism toward you but in your response it appears that you took it that way. But you’re wrong on one thing, I’m not just a silly little boy, I’m quite retarded for my age. Perhaps the majority of kids going to school here at my campus think about three things: drinking, getting laid, and grades. But you and I share one thing my friend: we think about stocks. However, I know you think about stocks differently than I do, and that is why I visit your site and read your articles. You say you are a teacher. Well, I am a student, and I am keeping my mind open to what you have to say. And as for your success and I am completely convinced of it, unlike other people. I showed my friend your site—who also invests, though he attests to using ‘value investing’—and after reading your bio he simply wrote you off by saying “he just got lucky”. Fuck that. I accept and agree that you have done what you have done through SKILL and I intend to do the same. Right now I’m 20 years old, I got started around 9 months ago, and I just opened my Covestor account in January. So you’re right, I do have a PATHETIC record, but that’s because I haven’t been using any penny-stocking strategies until recently. Check how I’ve done since March. That’s when I started zeroing in on immediate opportunities; and granted, it’s still not a great record (since March) but you MUST agree and admit that I have improved since then. Anyway, I will be keeping track of your articles because they are entertaining to read and I only hope for the best for you since we are of the same breed: we’re both philosophy students, risk-takers, and self-confident smart-mouths.

    Take care motherfucker

  • eric

    This is all great!

  • madox

    Well played Tim, well played.