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Learn To Short Sell Successfully: How I Made $3,500 On My Last Three Stock Trades…

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Mon 22nd of Jun, 2009 03:00:37 PM

…while only trading with $14,000 of my now $60,000+ account….putting me up 46% in 2009 and 403% in the last 18 months, aka just a small taste of what successful PennyStocking is all about!

More importantly, TIMalert subscribers made $4,500+ from these trades, as you’ll read in the testimonials below.
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Best Stock Broker For Short Selling: Which Two Do I Use & Recommend?

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Fri 19th of Jun, 2009 08:00:57 AM

This is the single most frequently asked question I get so, every 2-3 weeks I think I’ll have to repeat it (it takes a while for information to sink into traders/investors…you have to treat them like little kids because market experience and cynicism-wise, little kids is exactly what 99% of these people are)
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The Single Worst Company I Have Ever Shorted, Prepare To Laugh

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 16th of Jun, 2009 02:11:09 PM

Despite its small size, this is definitely the single worst company I’ve ever shorted…this morning, this is what I sent to TIMalert subscribers:
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How I Made 35% In One Day Trading Penny Stocks

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 16th of Jun, 2009 07:45:20 AM

Remember my weekend posts detailing why SPNG is a pump and dump HERE and HERE?
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Details On Why Spongetech Delivery Systems Inc. (SPNG) Is A Blatant Pump & Dump

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sat 13th of Jun, 2009 12:43:18 PM

You’ve seen my posts calling SPNG a pump & dump HERE and HERE and students of my PennyStocking instructional DVDs, specifically my TIMfundamentals DVD package, in which I explain my research process in a 6-hour 4-disc DVD package (with huuuuge instruction manual & 30-day satisfaction guarantee), know EXACTLY why but for you lazy/gullible suckers out there, the following is why I shorted 10,000 shares at 18ish cents/share late Friday (Over a dozen TIMalert subscribers are short at 18, 21, 23, 24, 26 and 27 cents/share, some of whom covered as low as 8 cents/share on the predictable intraday drop…yup, that pattern is not unique to SPNG, it’s happened about 1,000 times in the past few years and I’ve made several million dollars trading these pump & dumps, that’s why I teach from experience)

Here are the facts:
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How To Profit From Promoted Penny Stocks

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 7th of Jun, 2009 02:00:52 PM

Alright, you guys know my main source of profits/knowledge in this world is through PennyStocking, and while I love shorting hype & message board chatter, my main passion is Short Selling pump & dumps..take a look at THIS list of recent pumps & THIS video I made about why I short sell them…
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My Latest 35% Gain In One Day Winner: Why Hemispherx Biopharma Is Rubbish

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sat 6th of Jun, 2009 08:26:03 AM

TIMalert subscribers know I think the guys running HEB are scumbags–they’ve done 2 financings at massive discounts to the market price (showing no regard to their shareholders because they KNOW the shareholders are nitwits so screwed they deserve to be!) in the past few weeks by taking advantage of their pumped up stock price based on PRs detailing YEARS OLD DRUG DATA.

I shorted 300 shares at $4.18 at 10:20am on Friday, sending this alert out to TIMalert subscribers:

Shorted 300 HEB at 4.18, very small speculative position…found the shares through Thinkorswim, have 700 more reserved and I got up late so I’m guessing there are many more shares out there…I think I can make $1-2 of downside from here, but I’m keeping it small since the stock is still up on the day…biotechs are jumpy and if you read thestreet.com’s article on this carcass, you’ll see this company ain’t worth its hype

I’m still holding my miniscule position because the size doesn’t matter, it’s the great feeling of being right (already up nearly $1.50/share on my short) and my desire to rub it into those gullible/ignorant enough to believe the BS/hype….after all, this slumdog is up from 50 cents/share just one month ago!

There will always be new suckers, but I intend to create such a ruckus in the coming years (not saying these stocks aren’t good to buy, obviously the upside is nice…I want you guys to learn to buy the hype, just never believe it!) that every long-term penny stock investor sucker will know that Timothy Sykes warned them before they did the dumb thing that lost them so much money.

Adam F. of TheStreet.com explains what this pump and dump is all about–and contrary to the pimple-faced-snot-nosed kids and boobs posting on Yahoo Finance, the article came out at 8am, plenty of time for everyone who knows how to read to go short this pile of junk (it was reposted after my 10:20am alert, thus giving rise to the theory that Adam and I are in cohoots)…the problem obviously stemming from the fact that most people “invested” in HEB don’t know how to read…seriously…and have dreams of being invested in DNDN, VNDA, MAPP-type moves. While that very well may happen, the signs of blatant manipulation and pumping make me believe the odds are very high to be short here and I’m perfectly positioned with my ultra-small position to reap the rewards of probable further downside come Monday.

Here’s Adam’s fact-based article, facts are which the promoters and suckers are sorely lacking:

Erik D.M. writes, “Hey mister journalist, still feeling the same about Hemispherx Biopharma(HEB Quote) as you did a couple of days ago? I don’t see you writing anything negative anymore, or did you buy them yourself, too?”
Nope, I still feel the same way about Ampligen — a long shot for U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval as a treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome.

I assume Erik is taunting me because Hemispherx’s stock price is higher today than it was when I wrote my column on May 28. Well, Hemispherx’s CEO William Carter has helped his cause by hooking up with some online penny-stock promoters who’ve been flogging the stock incessantly.

The company has also fed the maws of risk-hungry retail investors by issuing a couple of hyper-promotional (but largely content-free) press releases related to Ampligen’s role to potentially treat avian and swine flu strains.

But so far, nothing from Hemispherx about the pending FDA approval decision on Ampligen. All of Carter’s bluster is designed to divert attention away from the real matter at hand, but he can only stall for so long.

And he still hasn’t answered any of the questions I posed to him in my last column.

What Carter is doing instead is taking a page from the well-worn playbook I’ve seen used countless times by companies in trouble with the FDA. In fact, Hemispherx reminds me so much of Biopure(BPUR Quote), the old human blood substitute company. That story ended badly, and so will Hemispherx.

I’ve already catalogued several inconsistencies in past statements made by the company about the clinical data coming out of Ampligen’s clinical trials. Carter’s track record hyping Ampligen is no better. Check this out:

On Hemispherx’s March 19 conference call, Carter spoke about the strong prospects for Ampligen’s approval. To back up his claim, he quoted a report from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a U.S. government-run organization, which stated that “Ampligen, an investigational drug that is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, given intravenously to severely debilitated [chronic fatigue syndrome] patients yielded the most promising results.”
Ampligen is “most promising,” according to the AHRQ, an arm of the federal government. It’s a claim you hear Carter make often.

I found that AHRQ report, thanks to the Google. It was published in September 2001 — almost eight years ago. The “most promising” line about Ampligen is in the report, for sure, but it refers to the small Ampligen study done in 1993-1994, not the pivotal study of the drug conducted in 2004.

The report also states that, “In sum, evidence from trials involving immunologic therapies was relatively scant and insufficient to conclude whether these treatments were effective or ineffective.”

Not such a ringing endorsement, but then, Carter doesn’t want investors to know that, nor does he want them to know he’s quoting from an outdated report compiled eight years ago.

Several Good Penny Stocks To Consider Short Selling

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Wed 3rd of Jun, 2009 03:15:12 PM

The companies behind Penny Stocks usually fail.
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How to Short Sell Penny Stocks: Example #2

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Thu 28th of May, 2009 11:30:16 AM

UPDATE: To the morons who only think I talk about trades after the fact and that I make up all these testimonials–the reason you’re a moron is that you actually don’t understand that this is my free site, where you get the same info, just delayed…aka good for learning, but non-actionable, if you wanna see my stuff real-time, sign-up HERE

Soooo many pumps, so little time…you saw example #1 on GRO from the other day, here’s the second pump I shorted in the last few days, following up on my original post HERE that details how the stock was meticulously pumped.

This was what I initially sent out to TIMalert subscribers:
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How To Short Sell Pump & Dumps: Example #1

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 26th of May, 2009 08:15:06 AM

The past few weeks have been crazy–every single day there have been great pump and dumps as the soulless stock promoters, unethical message board pumpers & dumb company insiders have helped and/or combined forces to pump the stocks of some of the worst publicly traded stocks around
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A Short Selling Chart Patterns That Led to $1,000 For Me & $3,000+ For TIMalert Subscribers

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 28th of Apr, 2009 02:40:31 PM

The other day, I sent this to TIMalert subscribers because BCRX was up 100% on news of the swine flu, despite the CEO saying they don’t have a product even close to being ready to help at all:
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My Latest Short Sell Trade: Betting Against A Pump & Dump From StockPreacher.com

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Mon 20th of Apr, 2009 02:00:11 PM

My God I love pump and dumps and StockPreacher.com, with their beautiful pump of CLZR last week (on which I earned an ill-timed but stll pretty easy $330 from shorting into their pump), is the hottest stock promoter out there right now.

Today their pick is NTWK and I shorted 4,000 shares a bit too early at 62 cents after it surged from 42 cents to 70 cents–as I told TIMalert subscribers my entry was horrific (there was 350,000 share sell order (maybe StockPreacher’s cousin or lawyer LOL) at 63 cents that i didn’t think would get taken out)

Th email alert StockPreacher sent out today is the ONLY thing that caused the stock rise and given the joke of analysis included and more importantly, StockPreacher’s biz model, I’ll double, triple and maybe even quadruple my position before I’m done with this POS:

Dear Tim,

Good Morning!

We try to mix it up when we’re looking for Companies that we believe may be a good trade for everybody.This company is an excellent example of what we are talking about, as we’ll explain below.

We hope you’re all excited about the ‘Platform’ we put together for you. By logging into our website, at a designated time, it completely gives EVERYBODY the same opportunity at the same time!

Obviously that is going to make a lot of people EXTREMELY HAPPY seeing how our last 4 Trading Ideas hit highs of well over 100%+ gains the SAME DAY we profiled them!

Without wasting any more time, we’re going to release the name to you right away, and give you a summary of the company and why we think it’s got good potential to be yet ANOTHER winning Trade Idea! -Today should be a very good Trading Day for everybody!

Ladies and Gentlemen, we give you:

NetSol Technologies Inc. (NTWK)

Like we said above, it’s important to mix things up when looking at companies. We always take a very deep look into a Companies Trading Patterns, their EMA and MACD Chart Analysis’ and Support/Resistance.

Simply put, NTWK is so UNDERVALUED in our opinion, it’s such a no-brainer! Now when we looked at this Companies EMA/MACD, which you can view HERE , you’ll notice that it is more or less ‘Neutral’.

NTWK is however BULLISH in the short term, and if you pay attention to the Support/Resistance, you’ll see that there is VERY LIGHT resistance all the way up to $1.61 (NTWK currently trades in the low $0.40 range), that’s almost a 400% gainer, and we wouldn’t be surprised if it went that high soon!

Both the MACD and the EMA analysis on NTWK is very strong in the short and intermediate time, so by no means is this chart looking bad, we’re just very impressed with how little resistance this stock has going all the way up to $1.61!

Okay, enough of the technical side of things. Take look at the Company itself, very good stuff going on here!

Let us explain…

Check out their latest news, and continue reading below for their company profile: NetSol Technologies and Atheeb Group Form Atheeb NetSol Limited, a New Software Engineering and Joint Venture Company Focused on Saudi Arabia, GCC, and The Middle East

SOLID, SOLID news on a Company that is making all the right moves!

NetSol Technologies Inc. (NTWK) provides information technology services and software for the leasing and financing, banking, and financial services industries.

NetSol’s LeaseSoft software for asset-based lending organizations automates such tasks as credit valuation, financial comparisons, wholesale finance management, and services tracking. NetSol also offers banking and treasury applications and a knowledge management tool.

The company’s services include systems integration and technology infrastructure outsourcing, including network operation and application development.

Competitive Landscape
Demand for IT services is driven by rapid technological advances, but spending for these expensive products depends on the health of the US economy.

The profitability of companies depends on offering technical expertise, innovative services, and effective marketing. Large companies have advantages in broad service offerings and global reach, which give them the ability to provide outsourcing services to big corporate customers.

Small companies can compete effectively by specializing in market niches or by partnering with larger companies that want to broaden their mix of services. Average annual revenue per employee is close to US$160,000.

Information Technology Industry Forecast
The output of US computer and data processing is forecast to grow at an annual compounded rate of 3 % between 2008 and 2013. Data Sourced: December 2008

NetSol Technologies Inc. (HQ)

Najeeb Ullah Ghauri; Founder, Chairman, Chief Exec. Officer and Head of NetSol Global Sales
2000 Powell Street
Suite 1500
Emeryville, CA 94608
United States
Phone: 510-250-8899
Fax: 510-899-7890
http://www.netsoltek.com

Remember - “Knowledge is Power” and as always here at StockPreacher.com, we strive to give you all the best information available!

Happy Trading out there today!

OK, so the email is nicely written to appeal to the gullible, just as SP entire site (designed by Pallian!) is made to look like they’re a legitimate information site.

Unfortunately, their disclaimer, which is posted in its entirety below, gives them away as stock pumpers/promoters who can make $ in several different ways:

1. by buying shares-maybe not SP themselves, but affiliates, friends, family, tons of people who can benefit even though they say they have no vested interest–before sending out emails (we don’t know but their disclaimer lets them do that and the heavy buying volume all throughout early April is fishy, at best (think about it, buy 1-2 million shares in the 30-40 cent range, pump it up and sell a few days later at 60-70, make several hundreds of thousands of dollars, much easier than trying to make $ through instructional DVDs and subscription services like TIMalerts to teach people to profit form this legally…oh yeah, their disclaimer actually lays out EXACTLY what they do:

You understand and agree that at the time of any transaction you make StockPreacher.com employees, StockPreacher.com affiliates, and friends and family of StockPreacher.com may have a position in such securities. The positions may have been acquired prior to the publication of any website information or email newsletter. You should also be aware that the aforementioned parties do have the right to increase, decrease, and/or liquidate their positions at any time without further notification. You understand and agree that at any time of any transaction you make StockPreacher.com employees, StockPreacher.com affiliates, and friends and family of StockPreacher.com will sell its shares in the event the shares rise in value. StockPreacher.com will sell its shares for less than target prices given in opinions, if target prices were given. StockPreacher’s affiliates, officers, directors, employees, friends and family members may have also bought or may buy the shares discussed in StockPreacher.com report and may profit in the event those shares rise in value. This should be viewed as a conflict of interest. StockPreacher.com will not advise as to when it decides to sell and does not and will not offer any opinion as to when others should sell; each investor must make that decision based on hisor her judgment of the market.

2. SP didn’t get paid for NTWK, at least according to their disclosure page–how well can you trust thieves though?–but you’re damn sure they’re loving all the emails they’re collecting for future promotions! After all, these guys are promoters and it’s good for promoters to mix up real picks with paid picks, Lebed does it all the time.

As detailed below, this publication accepts compensation from some of the companies from which it features. To the degrees listed herein, this Newsletter and website should not be regarded as an independent publication. All statements and expressions are the sole opinions of the editors and are subject to change without notice. A profile, description, or other mention of a company in the Newsletter or on the website is neither an offer nor solicitation to buy or sell any securities mentioned. The information presented is for informational purposes only.

Moreover, as detailed below, this publication accepts compensation from third party consultants and/or companies which it features on StockPreacher.com, stockpreacher.tv, or in one of our News Letters. To the degrees enumerated herein, this newsletter and website should not be regarded as an independent publication.

While we believe all sources of information to be factual and reliable, in no way do we represent or guarantee the accuracy thereof, nor the statements made herein.

We will accept restricted shares of company stock as a form of compensation; by SEC regulations, restricted shares cannot be sold into the market for a period of at least six months from the time that the shares are issued. In such cases, we detail on our disclosure page the specific term of any restrictions. We also receive compensation in the form of stock options, in which case we receive the right to buy shares of the stock of the company at issue, at a specified time and a specified price. In such circumstances, we specify on our Disclaimer the terms of the options received.

On occasion, we also accept free-trading shares in a company that we cover. We intend to sell these shares at any given time, including while we a profiling the stock on our website or in one of our newsletters. Family members, friends and employees may also buy and sell the very stocks we recommend while we profile, or recommend them.

NTWK’s financials gave me a laugh, revenues down 50% year-over-year and massive losses…

In short StockPreacher didn’t pick this stock because they believe in it in the least, they’re a very smart stock promoter–actually owned by Allen James Group–with a proven track record of pumping up stocks and whose prices inevitably crash:

Since last month, these have been their picks:

BWIH dropped 50% after being pumped

KRY dropped 30% after being pumped

XCR dropped 70% after being pumped

ENA dropped 50%+ after being pumped

ORS dropped 50%+ after being pumped

CLZR dropped 50%+ after being pumped (the one on which I screwed up, like this one, and still made $330 along with several other happy TIMalert subscribers)

And now there’s NTWK, hmmmmm, what kind of price action should we expect (it’s not up as much as the others because shorts have learned how easy/high percentage it is to bet against StockPreacher, so me thinks instead of 50%+ downside, all I want is 20-30%, shouldn’t be that tough considering how bad a company NTWK is, how many sellers there are at every turn…

PS As my PennyStocking DVD and other instructional DVDs preach, there’s $ to be made buying these pump and dumps too and if you’re quick like the experience 2 DVD students below are, you can play both sides and double your profits:

shorted and covered already for an extra $400, including my long earlier I made $1287.51 on NTWK today … will short more and big on bounces
-Michae lGoode

bought .4497…i made $586
-InvestorsLive

The SEC Wants “Comments” On Their Five Short Selling Proposals, Fine Here’s My Five:

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Thu 9th of Apr, 2009 08:05:02 AM

First, if you don’t know the issue, this Marketwatch article gives a good overview.

OK, here are my comments:
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The Daily Show’s Misguided CNBC-ish Take On Short Selling With Help From OverStock.com Conspiracy Theorist Idiot Patrick Byrne

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sat 21st of Mar, 2009 02:36:38 PM

Forget about Cramer vs. Stewart, did you guys happen to catch The Daily Show’s battle with Short Selling a few days ago?
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Do You Want To Learn How To Short Sell?

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Sun 15th of Mar, 2009 04:35:39 PM

Learn from me…after all, I was the #1 ranked short bias hedge fund manager (Barclays) 2003-2006…
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My Take On The Uptick Rule For Shorting Stocks

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Wed 11th of Mar, 2009 08:20:22 AM

A congressman said yesterday on CNBC that the uptick rule for Short Selling stocks will be restore din a month, so will that impact my trading dozens of traders are asking me?
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The Exact Process By Which It’s Possible To Short Sell Hard To Borrow Stocks

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 10th of Mar, 2009 08:20:11 AM

Still getting a ton of questions on how it’s possible to short hard-to-borrow stocks, so I’ll link again to my original post detailing the process, encourage you to check out my instructional trading DVDs and eve show you an example below of exactly what I say in my Thinkorswim chat window each morning:
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Why I Bet Against SkyTerra Communications, Inc. (SKYT), Lost & I’d Do It All Again…

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Fri 6th of Feb, 2009 08:20:43 AM

The following post was sent to TIMalert subscribers mid-day the other day:
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Thank You Satyam Computer (ADR) (SAY) For Proving My Point…Short Selling Isn’t Evil, Many Companies Are

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Wed 7th of Jan, 2009 08:20:35 AM

Forget Madoff for a second, today’s news that multi-billion dollar company SAY is a total fraud really energizes me because it proves perfectly how you cannot trust anybody in this joke of an industry…

The businessmen in charge of these frauds say “oh, I can’t go on, I’m so embarassed…blah blah blah”…they all deserve to be strung up and tortured in front of a ravenous public and TV audience…people liek them have ruined what society thinks of businesspeople and instead of being respected for the world-advancing titans they are, businesspeople are now looked at suspiciously, and rightfully so.

The good news is that now you can presume EVERYONE (at least those who don’t blog and answer all comments/questions) as guilty before innocent and you can profit legally from the vast majority of businesspeople fear/greed/incompetence/whatever you wanna call it…through ShortStocking…it’s not an evil strategy, it’s profiting off those who are evil aka the only good that comes out criminals like these aka the SEC should be a friggin TIMaffiliate for my DVD that teaches how to short sell.

A few days ago, blogfather Howard Lindzon twittered:
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10 Reasons Why I Shorted Carcass Of A Company CPI Corp. (CPY)

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Thu 25th of Dec, 2008 03:00:08 PM

As I alerted TIMalert subscribers yesterday, I shorted 2500 CPY at $3.31, a stock up 330% off its lows in the past 2 weeks for these 10 reasons:
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