I get about a dozen testimonials every day from happy TIMalert subscribers, click the “testimonials” tag on the bottom of this post or you can read 32 of them right here, but the TIMalerts review posted below is so solid and comprehensive that its inspired me to do a special 72 hour sale….starting today February 21st and ending Wednesday the 24th at midnight EST you can receive 25% off an annual subscription to TIMalerts….whether you’re a current monthly subscriber or not because I really want you to understand/experience what everyone is raving about….or if you’re ready to take the next step, you can see my 3 other enhanced subscription plans.
Just signup for an annual plan at TIMalerts.com and we’ll rebate you 25% within 1-2 days of your signing up…deadline is this coming Wednesday night at midnight EST…only for annual plans because it’s gonna take some time for you to truly appreciate my strategy of trading hot stocks, but only when the proper setups appear (usually 2-3 trades/week)…and get ready to be prepared each and every day with nightly watchlists and real-time trade alerts within seconds of my actual trades (it helps to learn the strategy too with this study guide)
Whatever you choose, take comfort in knowing I don’t get paid by any of the stocks I talk about, unlike just about everyone else with thousands of subscribers in penny stock land. You can always contact me here at anytime and ask any questions whatsoever…as the 2,000 or so TIMalert subscribers will tell you, I’m brutally honest, sometimes painfully so, because I understand how dangerous misinformation can be in the stock market.
Check out all 7 reviews of the TIMalerts yearly plan and def. read the one below:
Totally Worth Getting a Year of TIMalerts
I locked in a year of TIMalerts in November 2009, when he ran a one-time only 50% off sale — but even at the regular $447 annual rate, it is a massive value (25% cheaper than paying $49.95 month-to-month). Every night, Tim sends out his newsletter, with six to ten stocks to watch for the next day. Each stock gets a two or three sentence writeup with what Tim is looking for, and if/when/how he will play it. Then, during the trading day, you get an email and text alert whenever Tim makes a trade. There’s a bit of a delay, on the range of five to six minutes, so that is why he pitches his premium Silver service with IM alerts. As if all that weren’t enough, you get access to the members-only TIMalerts chatroom, which is now moderated by Reaper (Michael Goode) of Reapertrades.com. There are close to 100 people in the chatroom now during the trading day. Reaper offers excellent insights and ideas and does a great job keeping everyone in line. I’ve caught several nice plays from alerts made in the chatroom, not just by Reaper, but by several other members too. Tim himself often stops by and joins the conversation in chat.
Tim’s service has made me a much better trader and has taught me to focus on the high-probability stocks IN PLAY, and not just look to force random trades. Tim can be a very harsh teacher (drill sergeant), and sometimes comes across as overly promotional of his own DVDs and products, but his strategy is sound and is a guaranteed winner if you’re patient, disciplined, and persistent in trying to locate those hard-to-find shares of short targets. As Tim likes to say, if there’s no clear high-probability play, go out and live life instead of looking for scraps like a jackal — because that is how you lose money.
I met Tim at the Trader’s Expo in mid-February in New York, and he really is genuinely committed to bringing about transparency in the stock markets, in particular the polluted microcap / penny stock world. Of course, he wants to profit personally in the process through his instructional DVDs and subscription services like this one, but there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s actually a pretty solid business model.
As for possible minuses, there are only a few. As mentioned before, Tim is often very harsh and sometimes even rude, both in chat and in his emails, often calling his subscribers “jackals” and “degenerates” when they ask stupid questions. Not only is this fabulously entertaining, it actually has educational reinforcement value — as he says, he is not looking to hold anyone’s hand, but rather to drill his lessons into their heads and make them shrewder, smarter traders. And not being exactly the patient type, he gets frustrated when he sees that his lessons are not being learned and resorts to drill sergeant mode. The other big criticism levied against Tim by critics is the delay between Tim’s execution of his trade and receipt of the trade alert by subscribers, as well as the supposed “Tim effect” of his trades caused by his subscribers blindly piling on to a position in the ten minutes immediately following his execution, which makes it harder to profit as much on any TIMalert trade as he himself does. I won’t go into addressing this criticism in great depth from a technical perspective, because he himself has already done so at great length on his free blog. I have won a couple and lost a couple when blindly piggybacking on TIMalert trades, which I admittedly did very early in my subscription. Tim is much better shorting than he is at going long, such as on earnings breakouts. Tim is also very impatient and often exits a trade too early, leaving money on the table. The bottom line is that if you just want to be a blind automaton and be told what to buy or short and when, and when to exit that trade, then maybe trading is not for you. For me, the greatest value in the service is the nightly newsletter, with Tim’s analysis, and the chatroom- both of which build up my own personal knowledge and help me get better at making those decisions for myself. Whenever Tim sends out a trade alert during the day, I now do my own calculation of risk/reward and decide if I want to follow him on that trade, based on such factors as how much the price has moved since Tim’s entry, have I been successful on this type of setup in the past, etc.
All in all, Tim’s service is an amazing value and worth locking in for a year. You will become a shrewder, smarter penny stock / small cap trader. Just don’t expect to get rich overnight, and bring some patience to the table, as finding shares to short and knowing when NOT to trade both require discipline.
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