The long overdue thread on...Timothy Sykes!

Whatever happened to Tim Sykes' hedge fund? How do you go from running a hedge fund to selling courses?
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MUCH better to run a personal account;
even though a fund can increase pressure , complexity + fees in some cases LOL.
Most funds including his do not beat SPY benchmark for long.
And that SPY benchmark has no bid\ask deducted until it get traded/invested :D:D
Good point from that Asian or whatever race she is, 14 hours a day workday.
Do 12 or more myself .
Ordered \ One Up on Wall Street, from an ex fund manager......................
 
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MUCH better to run a personal account;
even though a fund can increase pressure , complexity + fees in some cases LOL.
Most funds including his do not beat SPY benchmark for long.
And that SPY benchmark has no bid\ask deducted until it get traded/invested :D:D
Good point from that Asian or whatever race she is, 14 hours a day workday.
Do 12 or more myself .
Ordered \ One Up on Wall Street, from an ex fund manager......................
But to go resort to selling courses though....
 
But to go resort to selling courses though....

i think tim found a way out of paying that congestion pricing fee for travelling into manhatten.


but yeah, tim is kind of suspect for how he ropes in people to his millionaire challenge and he's relentless in getting people into it. then he turns around and uses that money for whatever he uses it for.
 
But to go resort to selling courses though....
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I WAS also never afraid to order a free book [library loan LOL]] like ONE UP on Wall street/Peter Lynch.
IBD sells hi priced seminars never went to those.
Good buy on T Sykes \All American Hedge Fund, paid under $33.777.
He maybe a capitalist nationalist,[not an insult] me 2 LOL:D:D
 
"I WANT YOU TO MAKE ONE TRADE EVERY FRIDAY AT 3PM AND YOU'RE GOING TO THANK ME COME MONDAY MORNING!"

That's a pretty bold statement of Tim to be making.
 
Tim charges $7 but there's a 30 day money back guarantee. What do you guys think? He says the offer may not last forever since the stock market might be open 24/7 in the future. I'll believe that when I see it.
 
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