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Please Fill Out This Survey For A Cash Reward!

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Mon 11th of May, 2009 08:15:10 AM

Guys, we’ve had a huuuuge past few days–my TIM trading account has now surged past $50,000, putting me up 304% in the last 18 months, ranking me #1 out of 20,000+ investors on Covestor (see rankings HERE) and the testimonials from my subscribers/tudents are coming in hot and heavy

This past week, TIMalert subscribers profited $20,000 (see all the testimonials HERE), $6,000 on another day (see those testimonials HERE), $4,000 (read it and weep HERE), $8,000 (yup, it just keeps going HERE), and $16,000 from last Friday (read about all the beautifully happy subscribers HERE)…yes, that’s right, $55,000+ in subscriber gains in the last few trading sessions alone!)

I think people are finally beginning to understand that my PennyStocking trading strategy, while definitely short-biased, works EVEN BETTER in bull markets due to all the hype/manipulation/opportunities a rising tide creates….a pretty cool new concept for the greatly misunderstood strategy of short selling.

So now I’m trying to better understand what you guys want so I can create the most useful instructional DVDs, newsletters, cool Twitter apps (have you seen Chart.ly yet?), blog posts, etc…

Please fill out the survey by clicking the link below and as an incentive, once you’ve completed it, there’ll be a special $100 cash reward offer. No joke.

Click Here To Take Survey

Thanks again for taking the time to follow me and my strange little strategy/websites…I’m so ecstatic that everyone’s learning AND earning. This is still just the beginning–our collective wisdom and profits should continue surging…by taking it one golden trading opportunity at a time!

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  • T Lep
    Sure sure. 300%. 18 months. Fantastic and I'm very impressed. What about the last 3, 5 years? Lifetime? What if you don't use a completely arbitrary time scale.

    Love how you feel like you are the one with the answers, the one brought forth from the heavens here to teach the masses how to short stocks and make money. I call that a self importance complex.

    What about your venture as a hedge fund manager? -99%? -99.92% Which is it. And what was the time scale there?

    Highlight and bold your supposed positive results turning pennies into nickles. Stay quiet about your results with real money though. Because that might not turn out so well for ya.

    ATTENTION TIMALERT SUBSCRIBERS! I LOST 99.97% RUNNING A HEDGE FUND! FOLLOW MY METHODS AND YOU MIGHT JUST REPEAT MY FEAT!
  • T Lep, you're the 2nd dumbest commenter in a while, i have no time to educate u, u're beyond help

    u forgot i'm up 300% in the last 18 months and have testimonials coming out my ears every day...go attack ANYONE who isnt doing as well as me
  • T Lep
    @Tim @Durdharsha

    Imagine Tim Sykes being deceiving? No...not in this world. LOL.

    Funny thing is, I bet Tim has some decent products, maybe even a readable book. But the relentless self promoting really bothers me. I'll read your blog and maybe take a look at some of the stocks you're trading, but I won't patronize you.

    Your marketing style makes the whole gig seem a lot less legit and professional and just like a way for Tim to get some income herding some small blind fish around instead of shedding light on a legit niche of the market to trade.

    And like I've said, I've met people with your personality type. Sorry about the stereotyping, but I just see lies and deception as far as the eye can see. Take some hazy "fact" and spin the way most convenient for you and call anyone who objects or calls you into question an uneducated imbecile.

    I like to stick to facts that can't be argued.
    1)You made a lot of money going for broke when you were at Tulane...about 2 million.
    2)You then decided to start a hedge fund and in little time, you lost all of your investors' money because you were short some illiquid stock.
    3)You no longer trade significant money.

    that gives me enough information to make my decision imo.
  • Durdharsha
    @Tim:

    In that case, may be you want to say "conditional cash reward". I did complete the survey, but at the end it said there is a $100 discount when I purchase the DVD(s). If I do not purchase, I am not going to get the $100, right ? However, that is not made clear at the beginning.

    From what I understand, this is deceiving. Sorry.
  • What about quarters?
  • because i send $100 cash back to anyone who takes advantage of it, either in cash, check or paypal!
  • Durdharsha
    How is it a cash reward, if it is a discount on a DVD purchase ?
  • former-svi
    sykes, do you ever short the "insider-pool propped" pos like HMIN? A china hotelier stock trading now at 1400+ P/E.
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