Timothy Sykes is a former hedge fund manager, featured in the reality television show Wall Street Warriors, and is author of the book, "An American Hedge Fund". Through investment, Sykes grew his $12,415 Bar Mitzvah gift money into a total of $1.65 million.
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Here are today's trades, and almost trades, told below by the unedited emails that went out to TIMalert subscribers today (and subscriber' registrations will be activated tonight for the TIMalert subscribers only members website (TimAlerts.com) that will/should be fully functional tomorrow with the near real-time posting of any emailed alerts and commenting capabilities) (every one [...]...
After only a decent April (see monthly review HERE) and a heartbreaking (wasted opportunities galore) May (see monthly review HERE), my 14% June return (see monthly overview HERE) basically made my 16.6% quarter, my trading account surging from just over $17k to just over $20k, allowing me to continue to rip on this [...]...
When I read articles like THIS, my blood boils over. Here's a guy, Jack Silady, with a $400 million fund that's tanking and he can't do anything about it cuz his asset class is financial services, a category with $8 billion in assets. This blatant waste of capital is perfectly representative of the dumbasses–really no [...]...
The new TIMalerts subscribers-only website is up…check it out: http://www.timalerts.com TIMalert subscribers, use your Paypal email addresses and register for the site, we gotta manually approve you so none of the hyenas who can't afford $30/month get in Non-subscribers: I have a feeling all/most of the serious stock/trading talk is gonna switch over to this new [...]...
You know me, I prefer trading frauds and pump and dumps to real companies, especially real financial companies, especially really f#!$ed financial companies, but I can't help but appreciate the perfect charts on Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE). These companies are moving based off news, financing, possible collapse, blah blah, blah…go watch CNBC, it [...]...
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