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9 Stocks To Watch, Some Good Stocks Breaking Out Too!

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Thu 5th of Feb, 2009 12:55:30 PM
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Twas sent to TIMalert subscribers premarket today, meaning they were able to find shares to short of some hard-to-borrow names, while you, reading this several hours too late, were not…how does that make you feel? For $1/day, you don’t have to be late to the party anymore:

Lots of confused commentary on my main blog TimothySykes.com:

1. 4 Losing trades in a row is not the end of the world, it’ll happen again
and again, focus on cutting losses better

2. Knowing which stocks/patterns not to trade is important, I’ll continue
including those in TIMalert premarket watchlists

3. I work my butt off day in day out analyzing too many setups, these ones
you see below are the ones I’m most interested in trading due to the reasons
I mention for each.

AFBG was up 400% to $1.10 in one day, you bet I’m interested in shorting
this manipulation, recycling fiberglass miracle-type company, 9,999 out
10,000 turn out to be total scams, wanna play those odds? Potential short

ARIA’s rise is getting a bit steep, looks to be optimism over their upcoming
earnings call on February 12th…just watching it for now.

ARTC finally dipped 10%, after a multi-week battle with breaking
out…understand this is how the pattern sometimes plays out, verrrrry drawn
out, verrrry uninteresting to me

CRYP is a potential buy as not only is the chart showing a multi-month
breakout—although they still have a ton of overhead resistance—but news is
new Obama administration might give more people freedom to gamble on the
internet after all, there are more unemployed people now who are bored so
why not let them gamble on low odds games with their food stamps—great idea!
Pathetic, but yet look how stem cell stocks have risen on new law passing
hopes, could be the same here. I don’t like buying 1 day spikes though,
would love to see consolidation to the low $5s and then I’d buy any follow
through breakout…I’m picky like that.

EUOK was up 175% yesterday due to their eye cream winning an award, very
illiquid, very scammy, potential short!

JRJC is up from $8 to $10 in 2 days, nobody seems to know why, lots of
overhead resistance, potential short.

SKYT broke out, justifying me covering for semi-painful $1700 losses—which
would now be $5,000ish losses–gotta stay conservative or if you want to be
aggressive, buy the breakout and enjoy squeezing stubborn shorts who don’t
understand Shortstocking…potential buy now, I don’t short stocks that
consolidate well & then breakout…that’s right, let the price action be your
guide!

GIGM is the same as CRYP, nice chart breakout too, but its never been known
to surge multi-day, usually takes its time as evidenced by late day profit
taking yesterday already.

HRZ failed to breakout again, resistance is a bitch, huh? I’m telling you
stubborn TIMalerts subscribers who are still in this, if it stays under
$4, odds are it drops, if it remains above $4, odds are it surges, welcome
to low priced technical analysis 101 aka PennyStocking

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  • Mike
    Curious Tim - Based on your claim/fame you state you turned $12k into $1.6m in 3 years.

    You had started your second journey and we are almost a year and a half into it -the halfway point.

    Where were you 1.5 years into it when you were in college and made the $1.6m and how does that compare to your 229% gain at $40k 1.5 years into it now?
  • mike all detailed in my book:

    http://www.timothysykes.com/book

    tired of answering that questiont hats why i answer it int he book ind etail!
  • Mike
    So the answer is you are doing much worse at the halfway point this time.

    As evidence to why you are pawning off your book.

    I actually respect what you are trying to do but the way you handle yourself you come of as a selfish child. You really need to learn to respect those who visit your site and be humble and thankful for the opportunity to have a voice. Instead you chose to just put down most people or try to hawk them things for a quick buck. Shit man life isnt about hawking garbage dvds, books etc.
  • no mike, this isnt the same market, i'm not as ignorant/foolhearty, i'm trying to teach conservative financial speculation to those who most need it...a simple thank u will suffice.

    PS i make dick off my book, i wrote it to answer questions and to help teach...i need to work on shoving harder down some of your throats because its obviously not working enough yet
  • as for respecting those who come to my site? LOL i respect those who deserve it, its been a while since i've heard from anybody like that, u dumbasses still think i just wanna make $ off my DVDS, but you're too dumb to realize i'll make the most $ if i actually create a millionaire with my strategy
  • Dude
    No offense, but your response and your style just prove the poster's point. Too bad, because just like many others here I really really want to like you and want you to succeed.
  • u can say whatever u want, just as i can, #s and testimonials talk, stupid comments under my blog posts walk
  • Justin
    hey tim, first comment here but been following your blog for the past few months - great stuff. i think me and you have a similar trading strategy - react on the overeactors. anyways, question i hope your willing to answer. 1) do you focus on trading only one stock per day? 2) if so, how much % of your overall capital do you allocate to this? 3) when do you decide enough is enough and cut ur loses?

    dis is probably all in your book/dvds - but i wanted a lil preview before i spent $$$ on them =)
  • Mike
    How is that a stupid question?

    You say you are all about Transparency - Isnt that your thing? But yet you want me to pay for information regarding your past performance.

    So Transparent Tim will be transparent if it suits him and he makes a buck off it. How are you any different then anyone else on wall street.

    Gotchya.

    The sad thing about you is you are probably underperforming miserably at the halfway point this time as you were when you were like 18. And you were way more clueless about your strategy then. Which proves that it was dumb luck after all.

    Transparent Tim for a $20 ;)
  • mike, no quick way to explain it, book is the easiest, if $20 is too much for u, maybe u should go play forex, i hear minimum there is $10
  • and u forget i didnt have to spend my time dealing with sniveling dumb traders back then, it was just me and the stocks, different biz model now and if u count my blog income i'm further along than last time...now stop wasting my time and go attack ANYBODY else who doesnt have a 200% performance in 2008
  • Dude
    Here you go, a free preview: http://books.google.com/books?id=IivmRlAMyY4C&a...

    Again, while I admire Tim's proclaimed goal and intentions, the execution could have been a bit more gracious. After all, yeah, money and numbers do talk, but a dick is a dick no matter how much of $$$ (s)he has.
  • Mike
    Its not a hard question to answer at all.

    Using 12k as the basis

    What % up were you 1.5 years into it in college.

    You are 229% up 1.5 years from it now. Which i respect and think is great.

    I dont think i should have to buy a book i dont need - i work for these boring wall street firms i understand the business.

    Just curious how you stack up at the halfway point.
  • wasnt always a dick, just what happens after u deal with degenerate gablers for a year
  • made 700k in 2000 due to once in a lifetime market, of course i'm gonn abe behind when i'm not even going all in like i used to do, dumb question
  • Mike
    It is not a dumb question at all and you know it. Traders use benchmarks constantly. Its one of the most important things.

    I have seen you reply often "there are no dumb questions" You just didnt want to respond to it.

    Look - again i respect what you are doing. Why do you need to be so negative - just look at this thread you end every response with some negativity or put down for questions that were appropriate. It just seems you have some underlying ambition that is driven by something else i cant put my finger on it but it isnt good and will beat you in the long run. Sure trading is about money but damn man for you its as if you entire identity/exisitence revolves around it. Its pretty sad actually.
  • i get negative repeating myself again and again again again again again again agin again
  • Chris
    Mike you twat, what you on about? if Tim carries on making 229% every year or year and a half he will have another million in 3-4 years which is still pretty fucking decent, you cant expect him to do it overnight.
    Yeah fair enough the market condition probably helped back then but things have changed and he wont do it as quickly but I'd like to see your returns, bet they wouldnt come close. People ask me a question 3 times im sick of it, imagine people asking 1000 times, you'd see where Tim was comming from and just tell them to fuck off. At least he's telling you where you can get the information you wanted. Pay the $10-$20, its a good book, if you cant afford it, theres no point being on blogs about trading.
  • R
    Tim,

    You really suck. Your posts show your are much more stupid and brain-dead than I thought initially when I saw your blog a couple of weeks ago. I am seeing in many of your posts people ask very valid questions and you just answer them the most stupid way someone can imagine. Stop being a jerk.
  • Mike
    Thanks Tim and Chris Sykes. For your responses, as twelve year oldish as they were - Much appreciated.

    Tim the nature of your business is to repeat questions over and over again again again again again again again again again again again again

    Think about it. You are selling DVD's to rookie traders. The life blood of you business requires you to continually bring in new fresh people that are going to be asking the same questions the other batch did.

    If you want your business to be worth $10 million you are gonna have to figure out a way to help answer those repeative questions because they are not going to stop - new potential customers come to the site and wont have the prior knowledge of what was discussed.
  • mike, fuckt he nature of the business, the business stinks, it doesnt work...i can and will change it. i dont answer questions again and again and again and again, my products do:

    http://www.timothysykes.com/store
  • Hedo__Turkoglu
    Tim: Funny how you tell Mike, "buy the book, it's all answered in the book, everything is detailed." Yet, when you buy and read the book, you see you don't really go into depth too much and then it's, "this isn't good for learning, buy the DVDs they are what you need to learn," Then when you buy the dvds it's, "these are just for entertainment purposes," where does it end?
  • Hedo__Turkoglu
    And Mike, the reason in Tim's book that he made so much at the halfway point was because it was in the middle of the tech boom, everyone saw the same returns, difference was, Tim started a hedge fund which did some serious returns before it failed because he was too greedy. Now he markets DVDs and Tim-Alerts. The end.
  • Hedo__Turkoglu
    Sry for posting so much on your site Tim I am jobless and I am a crap trader as you can clearly see with my incessant ranting and lazy comments. If i ever lost 6 trades in a row I would curl up in a ball and cry in a corner because I have no brain.
  • pj
    Tim is the man keep up the good work, I like how u do not conform to all the old ways u think like a regular person and i commend you for that. Good job would like to join you in the ride to the top let me no what i have to do. Cheap ass people wont pay for a fucking book, beat it chumps this is the real world got to spend money to make money. Lets go!!!!!!!!
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TIM Trades

View All
Date Stock Buy Sell Net
Nov 19 AENY $2.80 $3.02 $1148
Nov 18 NLST $4.16 $4.40 $947
Nov 18 IMGG $1.42 $1.64 $2094
Nov 17 NLST $5.04 $5.59 $2195
Nov 13 VRMLQ $21.50 $22.97 $2901
Nov 11 EONC $2.61 $2.80 $687
Nov 10 EONC $2.74 $3.36 $9784
Nov 6 QXM $4.31 $4.80 $1936
Nov 4 COT $8.66 $8.88 $642
Nov 4 QXM $4.61 $4.89 $822
Oct 30 DDRX $25.70 $26.53 $812
Oct 29 CTDC $4.00 $4.42 $781
Oct 26 AWSL $3.24 $4.10 $2516
Oct 23 RODM $5.27 $5.23 $301
Oct 22 AMLM $2.69 $2.97 $820
Oct 22 USEG $6.12 $6.09 $85
Oct 20 CBOU $8.93 $9.06 $243
Oct 16 VRMLQ $16.79 $18.65 $2773
Oct 13 YONG $11.05 $11.66 $1202
Oct 13 NPHC $0.59 $0.71 $583
Oct 12 IMGG $0.60 $0.70 $682
Oct 9 ZAGG $5.50 $6.10 $2380
Oct 7 GVBP $0.03 $0.27 $702
Oct 1 NPHC $0.70 $0.85 $1482

Total: $98,094 (681%)