2 Dealbreaker Features In 1 Day? Methinks I Must Comment…

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 7th of Sep, 2008 12:08:15 PM
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So the new Traitor Monthly 30 under 30 list is out and Dealbreaker.com is of course covering it, somehow always circling around back to me…thanks guys!

In THIS first article entitled “Dethroning Tim Sykes”, DB by way of TM features a 14 year-old trader named Christopher Davis:

Davis, who just started high school this week, began trading at the age of 11 when he bought a bunch of shares of Peapack-Gladstone Bank. He’s up more than 90 percent on his own money and still holds those first shares. And he says things like “they have very few non-performing loans and pay a nice dividend,” and, of the adult members of his school’s formal investment committee, whose meetings he sits on, “I like to keep them on their toes,” which sounds like something Sykes would say but in this case doesn’t come off so Sykeish so much as it warms the cockles of our heart. Also, it’s common knowledge that little kids posing (a la exhibit A to your left) and acting (a la: “Christopher often shows up to my office to discuss investment ideas with the Wall Street Journal in his hand,” said adviser Sam Goldfischer) like adults is downright adorable.

But DB, unlike TM, likes to give those they feature an opportunity to respond, so in THIS follow-up article entitled “Tim Sykes Worried About The Negative Effects Of Fame”, I respond with:

“I think everyone should start this young, I just hope ‘Trader Daily’ just doesn’t warp this kid’s sense of values…as you know editor-in-thief Randy Lane is all about spending all the $ made from trading, preferably on his sponsors’ products…”

And that about sums it up. Young traders good. Traitor Monthly way of thinking bad. Dangerous to mix the two.

Oh yeah, HERE’S the link to the rest of the 30 under 30

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  • JOHN
    suck it TIM! HAHA
  • randy lane u old good for nothing, is that u?
  • total_keops
    I used to respect that thing but since most of them work for big houses they are not traders IMO. If you don't put your own dough on the table your not a trader, your an employee, not to say a clerk.
  • total_keops
    Is it me or they are talking about some random kid up 13% on 100k? This is nothing.
  • total_keops
    Here are potential plays for monday/week that are not on tdsot. Some are real companies. I don't any position yet.
    Long;
    ACN above 39, DSL on green, FEED on green, GGC on green,GWSI on green, SCA on green, SHLLQ on green.

    Short;
    ABFS under 32, CSH under 40, FEED below 10.50, NAT below 33, PRGO below 34, SIX below 1.

    Good luck everyone
  • wats point of his email?? who cares he got lucky on a long term stock.. this is for pennystockers not lil kids who trade long.. Go all kids.. like me!!
  • total_keops
    Andy, it's not an email, it's in the magazine.
  • getshorty
    Damn !!!!!

    I am turning 30 in 1 month !!!!!!

    I better leverage my ass out on the next Tim alert to make it to the list !!!!!!!
  • younggunz
    I don't feel like signing up just to read the article.
  • cash
    wow is this kid the next jesse livermore or what
  • Nora Swanson
    x3zdekwg64aj9q0t
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