This was sent to TIMalert subscribers at 2AM EST Monday morning because nobody works harder than me, nobody!!!!!!

TIM trading account—now stands at $58,612, up $800ish in June after nailing HEB short at $4.18…still holding, but will probly cover today, goal is in the low $2s…account is now up 372% in the last 18 months.

Longer Term Account $50,737, up $737 since $50,000 on May 1, 2009 inception, no positions.

Besides HEB, there were tons of stocks in play on Friday, $8,000+ in TIMalert subscriber gains on that day alone…in case you missed LiveStock, it was an interesting show so tune in HERE

SYMX in 1.33 out 1.49
XTNT in 1.28 out 1.41
SPNG in .064 out .079
NVAX in 2.47 out 3.20
MDLK in 0.19 out 0.39
and still learning how to pull out
AGEN in 3.02 out 2.60
but up $2860 for the day
-John

bleh out SYMX for $175 loss. Still +107 on the day.
-Reaper

SYMX continued a bit higher to $1.60ish but its failed to truly breakout and squeeze the shorts…kinda tough when all the bitter longterm shareholders are selling into its now 300%+ spike, potential short, but only on any major squeeze/spike, otherwise I have a feeling the price action will be choppy/boring

XTNT is up from 30 cents to $2.70 in 2 days, oh my, I would looooove to find shares to short of this thing now at $2…it’s got $1 or lower written all over it…biotech penny stocks go in and out of popularity, but it never lasts, maybe a few more VNDA/MAPP/DNDN-type moves, but sooner or later the horrific longshot odds will catch up and ALL these carcass companies will get crushed…try to find shares to short of this all day

SPNG is another little pump, 4 cents to 10 cents on huuuge volume because everyone believe in their sponge product…might be a good product, but this companies stinks like 5-day old fish…no point in ripping on it though as it hasn’t gone up enough for me to short it…c’mon PAID PROMOTERS, please do a better job, stop wasting $ on Boston Red Sox billboards (no joke, they bought a pricey behind-home-plate banner for Sunday’s game) and pump this thing UOMO-style so I can short it at ridiculously manipulated prices and inevitably make 50%, just like I did with UOMO…nope, these promoters don’t care about price, they just want to dump tens of millions of shares onto unsuspecting suckers…too bad, no play for me in this lowly price range.

HEB, as I outlined in Saturday’s 4+ hour tactical training webinar (it went a little over because we were all having such a great time!), was a great short by me at $4.18, but I wish I had a bigger position than 300 shares…I kept it tiny because I was filming all day and FDA news is coming out soon so I didn’t want to risk too much…look at the 300+ comments on my blog post about it to see the kind of suckers who believe such hype…

I’m already up nearly $500 on a $1,200 investment in one day, TIMalert subscribers also banked, even friggin Tradeking had shares to short…if there’s no FDA news today, I expect to cover in the low $2 or even the high $1s if we get a proper morning panic…if not, I’ll just cover anyway because even though the pattern is pitch perfect, I won’t blindly hold into FDA news.

PMTI is the latest intraday biotech runner, from $11 to $19 in 1 day, congrats to those who gamed it properly, looks like a spikey staircase with nasty consolidation periods…I never can play these correctly so I stay away…potential short as the lack of a meaningful gap means the news wasn’t as important as momentum buyers are trying to make it out to be in order to squeeze short sellers…will look for proper fading price action as always before shorting in the afternoon, not morning.

SHLO has the perfectly horrific longterm downtrending chart that I like to see, spiked 50% to $3.80 in the last two hours Friday…very suspect spike, definite potential short, I just wish it was more liquid than the 60,000 shares trade it sadly is.

RSOL, SOLF, HOKU were the 3 low priced solars surging on Friday with RSOL leading the way 50% higher to $3.20…the others are breaking out of multi-month bases, due to rising oil…all are potential buys, but a little too macro-economic-y for me

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