SS7: The Modern-Day Reminiscences Of A Stock Operator & Other Trading Links

Posted by timothysykes on Sat 7th of Jun, 2008 09:37:22 AM

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Great book review for An American Hedge Fund from another trader of low priced stocks TK

Anyone who is considering a career as a trader in the
securities business needs to read the book An American Hedge
Fund. It is the honest, real-life story of what a
trader will face in the quest for success.

Click HERE to read the rest…TK was even kind enough to forward a followup email one of his readers sent him:

Thanks for the book recommendation An American Hedge Fund by Timothy Sykes it was a great read. Reminded me a little of Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.

Boom! And check out TFPOI’s review HERE. My favorite parts:

Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone who has a child interested in the stock market, anyone interested in starting their own hedge fund, or anyone looking for a great financial read on par with Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.

Ahhh yes considering ROASO is literally the best financial piece of writing ever, getting compared to it again and again is truly an honor, and it helps with my insecurity issues…Whewwww

Angry about high gas prices? Do something constructive with your rage and burn gas stations!

Bernard Baruch was a great trader that unfortunately not too many people know about. See his lessons HERE

See how real traders analyze the charts of real companies…gives me a headache, I’ll stick with my frauds, do whatever works best for ya!

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THIS funny Black Swan chart pattern was first posted on ET, but considering the retards that post there, I’ll link to the post on a quality blog

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Who Is Timothy Sykes And Why Should I Care?

See Tim's full bio HERE. Tim turned a few thousand dollars into a few million by taking small gains time after time on hundreds of volatile penny stocks, discovering that his trading strategy, while consistently successful, works best for those with smaller accounts.

Determined to teach others this PennyStocking trading strategy (learn more HERE), he went back to his original $12,415 roots (already $27,000 even though the stock market is down 20%!) to show everyone how to turn thousands into millions, even while having a life (somewhat) and making plenty of mistakes.

How Can I Consistently Make Money In The Stock Market?

Hard work, Determination and Know How.

Hard work to learn how the greatly misunderstood niche of penny stocks provides opportunities every now and then on which you should pounce.

Determination to seek those probable profits out and know how in order to actually profit from them.

Long story short, wait for stocks that are extremely volatile - for whatever reason - and then aim to take small profits (between 10 and 50% within a few hours, days or weeks) here and there, either from betting on higher or lower prices (yes, you can make $ betting on lower prices, it's called Shortstocking (learn more HERE).

Why Penny Stocks?

As Tim explains in several ALL-NEW instructional DVDs (see them HERE) and in over 900+ blog posts, penny stocks are the most hyped and corrupt niche in the entire investment world. These two qualities make them the easiest to profit from (legally) because the vast majority of people who play penny stocks are suckers and all-around ignorant people. If you have any intelligence whatsoever, you have a clear advantage and it's like playing basketball against mental midgets.

Where Do You Find Stocks To Trade?

This is the #1 FAQ (see more HERE) and it is answered in THIS blog post.

Of course, that's just a brief introduction - to receive a full education, there is Tim's book An American Hedge Fund which is the story of his remarkable rise and lessons learned.

To truly increase your odds at profit, Tim has designed an entire set of detailed instructional DVDs, covering all the variables that amount to over 24 hours of instruction (see them all HERE)!