LiveStock is later today 1-2PM EST so tune in or don’t, do what you gotta do. Here my honest to God thoughts on this sweeeeeeping financial regulation 1. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz 2. The financial media will pick apart and debate dealpoints for the next few weeks and months with endless guests representing all areas of finance….but who cares, listening or reading these guys is a waste of time, remember, they want to keep you financially ignorant. 3. This changes NOTHING, there will always be stock market manipulation and manipulators and subscribers to my 4 newsletters will always be kept apprised of the best opportunities. 4. Finance is really boring, I can’t even think of 5 thoughts on such useless “news”. 5. There … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Financial Media Circus
5 Thoughts On The Dodd Frank Act aka All The New Financial Regulation
June 25, 2010 at 10:05 am by Timothy Sykes
CNBC & Kiplinger Want To Keep You Ignorant On This Father’s Day
June 20, 2010 at 9:30 am by Timothy Sykes
Because I care more about teaching my PennyStocking Silver subscribers and TIMalert subscribers how to profit from the stock market stupidity and naivety of others, I must bring up this laughable article exemplifying those exact two adjectives. Check out Kiplinger’s #1 feature article “5 Stocks Dad Will Love” written by Tom Anderson, Associate Editor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance which then comrade CNBC picked up:
CNBC & Kiplinger Want To Keep You Ignorant On This Father's Day
June 20, 2010 at 9:30 am by Timothy Sykes
Because I care more about teaching my PennyStocking Silver subscribers and TIMalert subscribers how to profit from the stock market stupidity and naivety of others, I must bring up this laughable article exemplifying those exact two adjectives. Check out Kiplinger’s #1 feature article “5 Stocks Dad Will Love” written by Tom Anderson, Associate Editor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance which then comrade CNBC picked up:
Guess The Ratings Of CNBC, Motley Fool & Seeking Alpha
April 28, 2010 at 8:00 am by Timothy Sykes
Duplicitious StreetInsider (yes, they are sometimes an unethical penny stock promoter) has a great article detailing CNBC’s declining ratings:
Guess The Ratings Of CNBC, Motley Fool & Seeking Alpha
April 28, 2010 at 8:00 am by Timothy Sykes
Duplicitious StreetInsider (yes, they are sometimes an unethical penny stock promoter) has a great article detailing CNBC’s declining ratings:
Henry Blodget Accidentally Explains Why Financial Commentary Will Always Stink
March 28, 2010 at 3:00 pm by Timothy Sykes
You have 3 days to grab this and love it Ever wonder why there’s soooo much “analysis” on stocks like Sirius XM Radio Inc. (SIRI), Cell Therapeutics, Inc. (CTIC) and Dendreon Corporation (DNDN) instead of focusing solely on widely held blue chips like General Electric Company (GE)? Because these carcasses are popular “casino stocks” on which investors and traders love gambling on, more importantly, love thinking about and researching all the “amazing” possibilities if their “revolutionary” products hit it big (perhaps DNDN is a poor example because that stock actually did win nicely for longshot investors)….despite usually ending up sorely mistaken, the bitterest of shareholders sometimes even go on to make movies about their losses mistakenly blaming short sellers in … Continue reading
The Top Stocks Of 2009 & The Worst Stocks Of 2009 Too
January 5, 2010 at 7:55 am by Timothy Sykes
BEFORE WE GET TO THE LIST, HERE’S AN IMPORTANT LESSON:
The Top Stocks Of 2009 & The Worst Stocks Of 2009 Too
January 5, 2010 at 7:55 am by Timothy Sykes
BEFORE WE GET TO THE LIST, HERE’S AN IMPORTANT LESSON:
5 Reasons Why The Financial Press Will Never Cover Penny Stocks Properly
December 19, 2009 at 9:30 am by Timothy Sykes
Sad but true and that’s why TIMalert subscribers have no choice but to subscribed or risk the probability of getting misinformation:
Wow, No Matter Where I Look On The Financial Web, I See Pure Crap
May 12, 2009 at 8:15 am by Timothy Sykes
You guys know I’ve been pretty negative on the entire joke of a finance world, not to mention the joke of a financial commentator/journalism worlds since I began understanding how much BS there actually was over the past few years…
