Comments on: Timothy Sykes is full of bullship http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/ It may be cheap, but is it a Goode value? Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:06:46 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: chuckmeback http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/comment-page-1/#comment-1578 chuckmeback Sun, 06 Mar 2011 07:44:58 +0000 http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/26/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/#comment-1578 Damn I love this $hit...Tim you should sponsor me so i can afford your dvd's..I;m a tim alerts subscriber and his strategy is good and he is dedicated..Cocky, so what i would be too with 20mill in the bank and sure is shit wouldn't be helpin piss ants like us become rich...Cheers from Canada Damn I love this $hit…Tim you should sponsor me so i can afford your dvd’s..I;m a tim alerts subscriber and his strategy is good and he is dedicated..Cocky, so what i would be too with 20mill in the bank and sure is shit wouldn’t be helpin piss ants like us become rich…Cheers from Canada

]]> By: Mickey http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/comment-page-1/#comment-1577 Mickey Wed, 02 Mar 2011 00:41:51 +0000 http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/26/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/#comment-1577 Tim, I think you're a cool dude. Tell it like it is, don't care what others think, etc, etc. And what really impresses me is that your for the "Little Guy". I see many promotors of systems say they're for the little guy, but are they? Are you? I often thought if someone was really for the little guy they would price their product accordingly. I'm not saying your pricing is unfair, but for this "Little Guy" 2grand for a system is a bit much. How about a program where you actually tought the system for around $197.00. Put it on DVD or whatever. At the end of your instruction the buyer of your system would have an option...Pay for your reseach...monthly, quarterly, OR ... this would be the real cool part...offer the service with no out of pocket expence. Instead sign an agreement that would allow you to be paid a % of earnings based on a minium investment of (just for argument sake) say $500.00. At least the "Little Guy" might really have a chance to get into the market and play the game. You seem like a smart young man Mr Tim Sykes. I think I would really enjoy following you and your recommendations...if I had the 2g's. Keep givin em hell young man. Keep givin em hell! I Like your style Mickey Tim,
I think you’re a cool dude. Tell it like it is, don’t care what others think, etc, etc. And what really impresses me is that your for the “Little Guy”.

I see many promotors of systems say they’re for the little guy, but are they? Are you?

I often thought if someone was really for the little guy they would price their product accordingly. I’m not saying your pricing is unfair, but for this “Little Guy” 2grand for a system is a bit much. How about a program where you actually tought the system for around $197.00. Put it on DVD or whatever.

At the end of your instruction the buyer of your system would have an option…Pay for your reseach…monthly, quarterly, OR … this would be the real cool part…offer the service with no out of pocket expence. Instead sign an agreement that would allow you to be paid a % of earnings based on a minium investment of (just for argument sake) say $500.00.

At least the “Little Guy” might really have a chance to get into the market and play the game.

You seem like a smart young man Mr Tim Sykes. I think I would really enjoy following you and your recommendations…if I had the 2g’s. Keep givin em hell young man. Keep givin em hell!

I Like your style

Mickey

]]> By: Michael Goode http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/comment-page-1/#comment-1541 Michael Goode Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:26:51 +0000 http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/26/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/#comment-1541 JT - The uneducated people who buy the pumps get fleeced no matter what. The short seller, by selling when the stock is high and buying to cover when it is low, makes the pump & dump scam just a little less profitable for the stock promoters. Furthermore, by talking about pump & dumps and how we profit by short selling them, people learn about how much of a scam they are. I have had numerous people tell me that my blog has informed them and they have saved money by avoiding such scams because of me. That is also true for Tim. JT -

The uneducated people who buy the pumps get fleeced no matter what. The short seller, by selling when the stock is high and buying to cover when it is low, makes the pump & dump scam just a little less profitable for the stock promoters. Furthermore, by talking about pump & dumps and how we profit by short selling them, people learn about how much of a scam they are. I have had numerous people tell me that my blog has informed them and they have saved money by avoiding such scams because of me. That is also true for Tim.

]]> By: JT http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/comment-page-1/#comment-1540 JT Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:05:02 +0000 http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/26/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/#comment-1540 This thread is great. The reason Tim is a douche is obvious. He acts as though he fights for the little guy, trying to even the playing field for those who might buy the stock of a crappy company during the pump phase of a pump and dump. "Short instead and makes loads of cash." The reality of his system is that he places himself (and his "students") on the same side as the unscrupulous promoters and fleeces unsuspecting retail investors of thier hard earned money as well. Who do you think buys his short positions? The guy is a weasel and the kicker is that while he is robbing the uneducated investor, he will happily teach you the error of your ways for the low low cost of his DVD system. What a joke. Hire yourself a professional advisor and make sure his fee structure is fee based. Then steer clear of this guy and crappy companies altogether. This thread is great.

The reason Tim is a douche is obvious. He acts as though he fights for the little guy, trying to even the playing field for those who might buy the stock of a crappy company during the pump phase of a pump and dump. “Short instead and makes loads of cash.”

The reality of his system is that he places himself (and his “students”) on the same side as the unscrupulous promoters and fleeces unsuspecting retail investors of thier hard earned money as well. Who do you think buys his short positions?

The guy is a weasel and the kicker is that while he is robbing the uneducated investor, he will happily teach you the error of your ways for the low low cost of his DVD system. What a joke.

Hire yourself a professional advisor and make sure his fee structure is fee based. Then steer clear of this guy and crappy companies altogether.

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]]> By: Michael Goode http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/comment-page-1/#comment-1373 Michael Goode Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:05:41 +0000 http://www.goodevalue.com/2008/03/26/timothy-sykes-is-full-of-bullship/#comment-1373 Stocks on Wall St: Your comment about Tim faking his gains on Covestor shows you have no clue what you are talking about. Covestor does not report how large a person's position is in absolute size; it only reports what percentage of an account is invested in each position while ignoring cash. So of course the percentage returns on Covestor are off. That being said, it is perhaps more impressive that had Tim gone all in on each trade (as he only trades one position at a time most of the time) he would be up 100,000%+ and he would not have blown up. I know the big wall street traders like to look down on small fry day-traders who do not swing $100m+ trades, but most of those traders have little to no talent and only make money because of the advantages of being at the center of everything. Still, so many of those traders blow up ... lionizing people simply because they take huge risks with other people's money seems rather stupid to me. Lastly, it is stupid to take your other criticisms of Sykes and then talk about him being a fraud and a scam. Being small-time does not make him a scammer ... while many of your hero traders on the street are scammers (because so many of them trade on inside information). I can assure you, having bought Sykes products and having made money trading like him, that he is not a fraud. Stocks on Wall St:

Your comment about Tim faking his gains on Covestor shows you have no clue what you are talking about. Covestor does not report how large a person’s position is in absolute size; it only reports what percentage of an account is invested in each position while ignoring cash. So of course the percentage returns on Covestor are off. That being said, it is perhaps more impressive that had Tim gone all in on each trade (as he only trades one position at a time most of the time) he would be up 100,000%+ and he would not have blown up.

I know the big wall street traders like to look down on small fry day-traders who do not swing $100m+ trades, but most of those traders have little to no talent and only make money because of the advantages of being at the center of everything. Still, so many of those traders blow up … lionizing people simply because they take huge risks with other people’s money seems rather stupid to me.

Lastly, it is stupid to take your other criticisms of Sykes and then talk about him being a fraud and a scam. Being small-time does not make him a scammer … while many of your hero traders on the street are scammers (because so many of them trade on inside information). I can assure you, having bought Sykes products and having made money trading like him, that he is not a fraud.

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