Quote from dwpeters:
Follow his blog for any length of time and you will find his strategy is discussed quite openly.
1) well, yeah, but lots of other people talk about their strategies without charging - either free or much cheaper - how much he does. one strategy his buying 52 wk highs. the other is shorting parabolic moves. both have been discussed for a long time.
2) except he doesn't discuss everything. people would say "hey, i can't short this stock (some crappy pink sheet stock)" and his response would be "i can, nyah nyah, don't be cheap and pay me $10,000 and i'll tell you who my 'secret' broker is".
i don't remember what the parameters were for investing in his 'secret' broker, but i know that his trading wouldn't have qualified him for trading in that account.
He is constantly bashing penny stock promoters so it is not at all surprising that they in turn try to bash him ]
except for the time that they're promoting his product (blue wave advisors). i'm on one of their lists so i can see what stocks they're shilling for, and one day, the tim sykes pitch was in my box from them. his defense? "they're my affiliates, i welcome them selling my stuff!"
>Tim has an edge but his subscribers may not get such good entries and so may not achieve the same level of returns.
there's no chance they do.
and as i've posted elsewhere, for new traders, shorting fast runners is one of the worst strategies to learn, because any slip in discipline can lead to blowing up the account.