No LiveStock Today, Just A Busy Busy Busy Busy Busy Busy Busy Trading Day With 14 Stocks To Watch

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Fri 14th of Nov, 2008 12:39:19 PM
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This was sent to TIMalert subscribers early AM today:

Is this the ultimate bottom? OF course I hope so, I miss a bull market and spammers….but unfortunately I have no idea…neither does anyone else, but others are just paid not to admit it.

FYI There will be no LiveStock today, I’m a perfectionist so we’re putting the finishing touches on m new ShortStocking DVD…so the music video contest will be for the next LiveStock which will probly be November 28th (all next week I’m in Vegas for the Trader’s Expo, booth #717, stop by!)

Even better news means there are a ton of potential plays today….if I do short in the morning, don’t expect any drop to be gradual, like that EVC trade a few weeks ago, morning panics can be quick…you gotta anticipate. Ideally we’ll get short squeezes in the morning—it’s possible, but it’s a stretch—so we can have some nice perfect afternoon fades for everyone to short into.

GSOL had a gradual uptrend all day yesterday, $6 to $8.5, I’d love more strength, too many short sellers looking at this one due to its horrific chart, gotta squeeze em first to better my odds….c’mon Friday short squeeze!

RVI surged 78% on “solid” earnings…understand difference between earnings and hype spike…I’d buy this before I ever shorted this pattern….not that I’ll buy such a falling knife in this market…no trade here, yes, that’s how I analyze.

NCT spiked 70% all in the last hour, if I can find shares to short in the high $3s or $4s, I might just short, it already dropped big in afterhours trading so if it opens down 20%, I won’t play it….because its that 20% reversal form which I’m trying to profit.

MPG is a sketchy mortgage play, probly gonna follow GGP into bankruptcy…but for now its squeezing aggressive short sellers…I would love love love to short this into a multi-day spike, soooo happy it held up well afterhours yesterday

PLD has the same death spiral all these other ones do, but they’ve got a new CEO who just reassured investors…funny little Wall St game…means it’s gonna be tough for the stock to go down…screw that, I ain’t trading it unless we get a bigger spike.

GNW got financing late day…their spike is news based…hence I’m not interested.

RAS had a 50% spike, all in the last hour…just like EVC except not up as much as I’d like…yet.

TIV has been a good short every single times its spiked in the past year…why should this time be any different…potential short for sure.

LNG had a big up day, 45%, almost all in the last hour, you can bet your butt I’ll be looking to short into any more strength today, could be an easy 50 cents/share…but beware of any short squeeze

CRAY is in the midst of a hardcore death spiral, I’d love to see more than just a $1 off its lows..definitely a potential short.

SGMO spiked big intraday…I don’t have time to try to figure out why…too much filming/other plays that fit my strategy better.

RMIX is a concrete company, chart is boring, gonna need more upside to get interested in shorting…even if all the 80 cents/share or 40% jump yesterday was in the last hour.

WMG is a real company with a beautiful death spiral chart, up 37%, mostly in the last hour, you’re damn right this is a great potential short

UMC up 40% to the mid $2s…look at its chart….waaaaay too choppy for me so unless big short squeeze, I ain’t playing it

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  • leadpimp
    A
    "Tim makes MORE money in bull markets than he does in bear markets because he shorts into strength."
    How is a 21% return in a bull market greater than a 177% return in a bear market?
    A 21% return for short bias in a bull market is good but probably one of the worst strategies for that year in terms of performance.
    Who is currently ranked the top short-bias fund in the Barclays Fund Rankings and what is the return?
  • blowuptimmy
    cant wait to see where tim blows up this time around.

    my prediction, he builds this up to around 175-200,000, than takes a big position and quickly loses 40-50,000....slams his pedestal fan against his 21" plasma EDTV, than runs down 1st ave screaming, "I just got a million dollars."
  • younggunz
    you're comparing returns with a couple million dollar hedge fund vs a small 10k fund. He has also admitted that the strategy isn't scalable which is why you see such a difference with the hedge fund returns and his latest penny stocking fund.
  • leadpimp
    If Tim claims an absolute return strategy then what is the measure of his performance?
  • fuck measuring performance, just take it one pump at a time, god u finance freaks piss me off
  • blowuptimmy
    "fuck measuring performance"

    A- nice mouth.
    B-performance is everything. you are a tool. you highlight 1% of your networth as your total return.

    sorry bitch, you must include all your INVESTMENT return. cant include earned income, either.

    post that, you transparent bitch.
  • A. as long as i make my subscribers $, i can say and do whatever the i want, enjoy!

    B. my performance is irrelevant, i dont have investors, my subscribers performance/$ making/testimonials is what matters...my 177% return the past year is worst case scenario, i'm not a great trader

    C. i'm only trading a small fraction of my net worth, the rest is cash, mutual funds, currencies...i'm down like 5% ont he rest of my assets this year, but u dont see me giving investment advice, do u, thats not my specialty

    D. thank for your ignorance for making this more fun and satisfying
  • PS how am i gonna "blow up" when my entire strategy revolves around cutting losses quickly & not using leverage?
  • A
    leadpimp,

    "How is a 21% return in a bull market greater than a 177% return in a bear market?"

    Uhhh, maybe it is because his 177% return was on $12,000 (TIM) not $1,000,000 (Cilantro Hedge Fund). Please do some reading of Tim's book before you ask these stupid questions and make silly comments.
  • A
    "Who is currently ranked the top short-bias fund in the Barclays Fund Rankings and what is the return?"

    here leadpimp, have at it:

    http://www.barclayhedge.com/research/hedge-fund...
  • Joe
    If Tim were a such a good trader, why would he waste time blogging? Is he such a nice person to teach strangers how to trade? Tim is just a salesman. Obviously, he has more confidence in his sales skills than trading
    If I have a time/battle proven system, I'd guard it like my eyes. Only suckers would believe someone would sell a profitable system.
  • Phi
    Both hands up to Timmy! You are just genius I can't describe much about it. The fed makes short selling like an illegal activities---to me it means communism!
    Tim is a God!
  • Phi
    Another insane stock folks should talk about DDS with a PE of 670, earning is a penny. Yes, it should be a great great short to the ground. I do not see why Tim is suggesting this stock to people out there.

    Retailer news aren't doing too good except NDN (99Cent Store) otherwise everything else will collapse next week when report is coming out from these bastards AIG, WAMU, GS, FRE, FNM.
  • buy the numbers
    LEAD PIMP:

    Votes are in you are a moron not smart enought o be an idiot. "TIM" IS ABOUT PROVIDING INFO for other traders. I think there are laws about letting morons trade. Pl Pl Pl shut up.
  • joe, i think i'll become a tatoo artist so i can brand onto your friggin brain that pennystocking ha limited sclability, making only a few hundred grand a year....teaching dumb people like u, millions....nearly risk free....u dont like it, go to ANY other "guru" who is down 30-40-50% this year, buh bye
  • vestor707
    Hey Tim,

    If you become a tatoo artist, u think you can put a big mushroom on my back? LOL
  • Joe
    Tim, the reason that you never had any chance to mange any real hedge fund, (your 1.5 million hedge fund should not even be called a hedge fund. Shame on you) is who in his right mind would give you any real money to trade penney stocks. That is why you never made it as a hedge fund manager. Stop saying things like "I would like to help people. I would like to expose this evil industry l". This only thing you can do to try to sell you garbage to small ignorant noobs. Try to trade liquid stocks that most pros are trading. You would be simply destroyed
  • actually a few hedge funds trade penny stoks, most do PIPEs, i was just too young and didnt have any connections, a few more years and i'd have a 10mil+ hedge fund, oh well, my current biz model is better
  • LP
    What funds trade exclusively or mostly in penny stocks?
    What are their names?
  • too many to name, but funds like laurus, around the clock, just go on a hedge fund website and search for microcap
  • croth
    "pennystocking ha limited sclability, making only a few hundred grand a year….teaching dumb people like u, millions….nearly risk free…."

    Tim's new motto: there is a sucker born every minute... one that is dumb enough to pay me money and put his own hard earned money to risk while making me millions and not get to sue me because all this is for entertainment purposes.

    Tim, this is truly entertaining, and good luck to you. People, learn your own shit before you try to discredit this guy without doing your own hard work and research. Nothing comes for free, bitches!
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