Posts Tagged ‘Link Love’
Sykes’ Saturday Sevenish: May 9th, 2008 Educacion
Now that prices have come down a bit, think it’s time to buy real estate in the US? Hello no! Check out what your hard earned money can buy in other countries…
Can’t wait to read badass short selling
hedge fund manager’s David Einhorn’s new book…he was just on CNBC today talking about that oh so evil, unpatriotic act, impressing the hell out of just about everyone. I’m particularly pleased with him lashing out at the bastards over at the SEC. Guess you just need a few billion under management to get people to listen.
It’s time to play check out Tim’s excellent sponsors game again because they allow for such a transparent business model! Your choice of click throughs are:
a. SpeedTrader!
b. GFT Forex!
c. Optimus Futures!
d. Your Ad Here!
Sykes’ Saturday Seven: Watch Some Crazy Indians & Warren Buffett Screw Up
Berkshire Hathaway is gonna get taken apart next week as they missed on revenue estimates by $3 billion and took a $1.6 billion loss on derivatives—I like and respect Warren Buffett, but I do look forward to the pain this will cause his sissy value investor cult
This video is tailor made for the narrow-minded value investors out there—while this looks pretty crazy to us, it’s a multi-century tradition older than our entire egotistical culture:
Perruna’s got a cool stock screen
TIM 6 Month Review: Earn 47% While The Markets Drop 10%
Yup, that’s right, tiny, loud mouthed, mistake-celebrating TIM just busted a cap in the ass of the joke that is the financial industry by implementing my own brand of PennyStocking, or short selling
penny stocks, a niche that’s supposedly random/akin to gambling and according to Forbes’ oh so popular Investopedia, in their definition of short selling, impossible to short sell! Screw them, the graph below says it all:

Maybe in the future more attention will be paid to this accurate definition of short selling
—written by somebody who’s made millions from this strategy instead of some wannabe who’s just the latest journalist joker…you guys remember Sri, the theater major over at CNBC (fired yet?) and TheStreet.com guy who wrote about a product the company had already sold (fired yet?)! How could we forget—after all, their jokes have been very profitable for me and my readers.
Sorry, I digress—my blood is boiling from the amount of misinformation out there—this is a time for celebration and review. After all, while I made plenty of mistakes, a 47% return in 6 months is something to be proud of. So, take a look at all the most important posts during this journey, I promise, no matter what Investopedia says, this strategy is alive and well, legal and learnable (and to you haters, just wait until you see what I can do when I no longer have to deal with the pattern day trader rules, I plan my speaking schedule better and I’m not building a revolutionary new website…when TIM reaches $100k, it’s gonna be damn fun shutting you up as I make $50k+ in 6 months):
Successes:
Shorting Into A Factually Inaccurate Article
How I Made An 8% Return Before Lunch
How I Made 25% Just By Holding A Distinct Pattern Overnight
Why My Strategy Works Even For Stupid People
God, I Love Short Selling Penny Stocks!
Failures:
Sykes’ Saturday Sevenish: April 26th, 2008 Edition
I met rockstar ANALyst Meredith Whitney’s husband backstage at FOX last year…interesting guy. Now he’s trying to hawk a liquid viagra product…check out this absurd video:
So industry bitch Patrick Byrne likes making life tough for short sellers, now it turns out his crappy company is being investigated—is it wrong for me not to feel bad? Nahhhhhhhhh Byrne Baby Byrne!
Marquee has been one of the hottest NYC clubs for years, learn from founder NT
You know what, screw nightclubs, check out this interview with kingpin hotelier IS
Screw physical properties altogether, learn from blogger/internet property kingpin MA
THIS is a really cool boat!
You guys better be signing up demo accounts at Speedtrader, I wanna hear what you think…and don’t forget that for forex trading, there’s ONLY GFT!
Sykes’ Saturday Seven: April 19th, 2008 Edition
I’m never gonna be able to find exactly seven so here’s 7-ish articles from the week that was…
THIS blog compares me to a Duke basketball player—I like the piece on the whole—especially the point he makes, but c’mon Duke basketball is just evil—I’m not—UConn forever!
Gotta love that 5 hedge fund managers raked in over $1 billion each in personal earnings last year…America, f%#@ yeah!
Welcome to my site’s newest sponsor, Speedtrader, a broker that charges as low as $3/trade, has access to 30+ market makers and ECNs and is OTCBB and Pink Sheet friendly. Holy hell, I might just have to open an account and see what all the hype is about.
Guess what I’m saying at the end of this video:
First Quarter 2008 Review: Earn 21% Every 3 Months And You’ll Live A Happy Life
Coming off my best week since I started TIM 5+ months ago ($900-ish profits), it’s good to review past successes and mistakes. Without further ado, I give you the first quarter of 2008 in a nutshell, where TIM used small account size–finishing at $17,388–combined with PennyStocking to thoroughly dominate the performance of ALL major indexes, even while making tons of mistakes. Follow along and learn to do the same…already 5% higher in April and I’m just getting warmed up…
Successes:
How I Made An 8% Return Before Lunch
How I Made 25% Just By Holding A Distinct Pattern Overnight
How I Made 8% In One Morning, Leaving 40%+ On The Table One Day Later
Sykes’ Saturday Seven: April 12th, 2008 Edition
Stupid stupid teenage girls film assault on another teenage girl specifically to post video on Youtube, video’s gone viral, but they’re in jail…no joke…disgusting…
10 movie gadgets that have become reality
Forget website analytics, time to start analyzing your email, but only if you have Gmail (Gratzie PK)
Another successful—if not legendary—trader gives his rules for success (awww c’mon Todd, no banjos?)
Learn your history, venture capital history that is
Get the WSJ for free!
Inside the panic at E*Trade…you stupid stupid longs don’t even know how close to disaster many of these financial firms are coming
TIM Lesson: Never buy or short sell falling knives, much is happening behinds the scenes, none of it is predictable
Sykes’ Saturday Seventeen: March 8th, 2008 Edition
Why some bloggers, especially those who are billionaires, hold back
I now have a fan club, join so you can stay on top of all the upcoming goodness!
Even though I despise market guessing games, since I nailed this market back on January 4th, I gotta show it off
Finance bloggers/website operators, sign up to TIMlinks, it’s free!
Wanna bid $40k to meet I-need-a-script-and-a-director-or-else-you’ll-discover-how-awkward-I-am-on-camera Scarlett Johnansson (watch the video on the link to see what I mean)
No Trades But A Fun Financial Video Montage!
No trades the past two days—all my potential PennyStocking plays—COIN, SWC, CPST and STEN—have let me down in some way. COIN, I want a bigtime breakout, but it’s just messy breakout after messy little breakout, up a hardfought $2 over several days (although its continued strength on decreasing volume signals a potential Supernova pattern), SWC takes out $20 every morning but then bounces (until one time it won’t), CPST is up only 15 cents on a perfect breakout AND contract news and STEN, which I hoped to spike big in order to short into the absurdity, did to $6, but I couldn’t find shares to short! (now at $4, it’s tough to watch a $2 drop from the sidelines).
And then there’s the spam stocks like SOIGF, whose positive news helped it breakout into the close yesterday, but remembering how I made tens of thousands of dollars on it last time—by shorting into their seemingly endless spam promotions—I hesitated buying and have now missed out. The stock gapped nearly 20 cents to $1.40, now at $1.80! Damn stupid TIM, gotta get more comfortable buying spam stocks like this on strength. (Another spammer, MXFD, could soon be a good short)
This game might be hella fun and profitable, but the obstacles are many. Lots of plays come close to perfection, but unless all—and I do mean all—the variables are aligned, high-percentage, low-risk profits you shall not have. The lack of liquidity, shortable shares, difficulty in getting comfortable trading spam plays and truly perfect chart patterns are why pro traders stay away form this niche. The good news is that when the time is right, there’s really not much competition, other than naïve suckers and hype-hype-hyping stock promoters (chill out guys, website traffic and product sales are waaaay up, I’m well on my way to popularizing this stuff, we’ll get you your increased liquidity, please, please just gimme some more plays so we can really break into the bigtime!)
For now, I console myself with this financial video montage:
Sykes’ Saturday Seventeen: March 1st, 2008 Edition
UBS now sees financial industry losses at $600 billion, now we’re talkin’, c’mon $800 billion, do I have a bid at $800 billion, okay, you sir with the Arab head-dress, $800 billion it is, do I hear $1 trillion, can I hear $1 trillion, anybody, anybody, anybody?
One of my now 2,500+ Facebook friends painted a portrait of Gordon Gekko, check it out!
One of the many advertising options on this new site, a link in that little “Are You In My Top Spots?” box can be yours for $20, only a couple left, get ‘em while they’re hot
Too bad Motley Fool doesn’t allow their readers to rate companies with marketcaps of under $100 million, besides the majority of their “writers”, there’s a whole bunch of idiot investors there, wish they’d come down to our neck of the woods so we could take their money!
Hey, check this out, finally got a video clip of my DVD I keep blabbing about up on Youtube, do I hear a $297, anybody, anybody, anybody, you sir in the Arab head-dress?
UPDATES
May 10, 2008Saturday linkfest, read it or weep
May 9, 2008Made a cool 20% in 2 days on VRML, just a perfectly executed trade from start to finish, nap time
May 9, 2008VRML about to crack $3.40, could take 20 minutes or so, enough time to listen to the latest TIMradio podcast with Thinkorswim founder / industry badass Tom Sosnoff!
May 9, 200810 stocks to watch today, don't worry about not finding shares to short, few are ideal anyway
















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