another stock that will be having trouble in the near future is stage stores, as a protest outside there 3 GA. stores is being planned by several sub contractors who cannot get paid.

VistaPrint should not be invested in. I just found numerous complaints on consumer affairs about the company's unethical habit of unauthorized charging and sharing of its customers' private information with third parties. You can read more about it here: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/online/vistaprint.html. In reality, any ethical investor should not put money into VistaPrint, but rather should pull his/her money out of it and find a better stock.

This guy is total joke. A few months ago I heard an interview with him and noticed how nervous he got when he started making things, his voice going pitch high. However, he has the the luck to keep talking at increadible speed, sellling,selling, making up,promoting just like Cramer. What he did in this article is run a Worden Softtware with the highest growing stocks >30% EPS and hands it to you. All the rest of his gibberish is made up:
1.the hundreds of investors that asked me what's next (never mind that his style is completely unclear and for all we know he inherited some money)
2. Now we know he is making this $2 mill by selling you books and overhyping his "increadible trades".

3."But before I buy, I'd like to see some more panic or basing" Ok, so later you will tell us you bought and how will we ever know if you really did.
Enough with your hype, why don't you analyse one stock coherently instead, and sell me something I have not seen before? Thanks.

I think you should " teach lessons" those like me who came here with $3000 and made it into $5 mill without beating the drumms and write a book about it. Because everyone that buys your book and attempts it will loose money. That book is garbage and you know it. In reality you are not making money with the strategy you are describing because it is not working. If you can analyze your methods, you will find out that you are making money with straight forward trend trading. However, you need to describe this strategy so all the suckers out there buy into it and since it doesn't really work (trust me I am no chicken in the market) noone seems to know how to ask questions. In fact, noone seems to tell you that you are total sellout and too lazy to get a real job. That said, combining Darvas, hedge fund and American Pie into a book is all about making "codewords" buzz and sorry but you are not "teaching" peoeple how to make money, but the poor guys will burn their cash following your made-up half-disclosed strategies that are mostly luck.

LOL, I love how people rip on me writing a book since I "only made $2 million". What they don't understand is that I'm just trying to help people learn from my experiences, both good and bad, so what I lack in earnings, I make up in brutal honesty. And thanks to the success of the TV show I was in, I get bombarded with emails asking the same questions--the book just makes it easier for me to explain my methods.

As for my strategy not working, just visit my site and see I'm up 20%+ since November, I never use leverage or options, but, I'm also not a great timer and I make plenty of stupid mistakes. The key is that I detail ALL my trades for everyone to see, so you can learn. If you turned $3k into $5mil, I'd love to see your strategy too as I'm not only an author, but a publisher too, so while you might not have a TV show for exposure, your returns should make it quite an entertaining book. Email me tim@timothysykes.com, if you're interested!

Tim
http://www.timothysykes.com

Interesting. I like that you are positive, but tell me, between being a publisher, a writing star, a movie star, a trader, a talker - when do you really have the time to trade? And if you want to help people, why bother when there are mutual fund managers that have outperformed the markets for a long period of time with consistently proven strategies.
Isn't the SEC after you for penny-pitching stories?

I'm the hardest working guy you'll ever meet, I make the time to do everything. And, I've found the most success in my trading when I don't watch the markets every day tick by tick, instead, checking in every now and then, waiting for any worthy opportunities.

And, who cares about outperforming the market, I come from a school where I'm in this to get rich, not make 20%/year. Individual investors have been brainwashed into thinking they should manage their money like a $500 million fund and take 40+ positions.

Even if a mutual/hedge fund makes 50-200%/year, their investors don't learn because they don't disclose all their trades/mistakes/lessons. That's where my new fund, TIM, short for Transparent Investment Management, comes in. I believe the stock market is great not just because of the great wealth it's able to great, but for the lessons it teaches, as that is the main point of my book because I value my losses even moreso than my gains because they have taught me much more than my gains ever have

Tim
http://www.timothysykes.com

Thanks for the interview. By the way you are somewhat different then these other kids - like Cramer, Rob Wallaston , Bo Yodder, - all you kids are nuts, but as long as you are looking for ways to grow - "a flower is a flower and does not need to tell the world that it is beatiful"

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