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Will you buy timmay's hedge fund book?
- Thread starter ghostzapper
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Quote from bontrjd:
You spam-sucking idiot, this is one of your dumbest posts ever - and for you that's saying something.
Haha, just wondering how you could possibly think those are reviews of my book when he's only using circumstantial evidence--the fact is that none of you know the details and yet you're quick to find me guilty without giving me any chance to explain. Thank god you bastards aren't in charge of the courts or else this country would fall apart!
Quote from bontrjd:
2 of those 3 reviews were of the title you numnut.
You guys are resorting to critiquing my subtitle! The subtitle was meticulously designed to get me more exposure when people search for other financial bestsellers. It's smart business. Come on man get a freaken life
Quote from BrightPropGuy:
he needs to change that subtitle. "Stock operator" is an inflated-sounding buzz word, and the verbs "made" and "created" are almost unbelievably weak.
Timothy is a "Stock operator"...... LOL....
Quote from BrightPropGuy:
...Tim says he's proud of hanging on to his money post tech bubble...too bad he hung on to it and didn't do anything with it before he lost most of it."
Tim should have parked the money in T-bills rather than hope for more blind luck with his trading....
Check out this latest review from Stockwire.com and tell me if it's 'professional courtesy' or not. Not to mention I also gave him permission to post Chapter 6 so you can see some of my writing for once:
http://www.stockwire.com/content/view/516/238/
http://www.stockwire.com/content/view/516/238/
Ok, so you wrote a book.
As any aspiring author knows, after the first few months of writers block, after the first sentence (It was a dark and stormy night) it's not the easiest thing.
The real question is, are you planning to write another one?
If not, why not?
If so, what about, exactly?
And are you planning a career in publishing? Because with the outlandish beat -up on this one, you'd be a shoe in for a exec marketing position.
As any aspiring author knows, after the first few months of writers block, after the first sentence (It was a dark and stormy night) it's not the easiest thing.
The real question is, are you planning to write another one?
If not, why not?
If so, what about, exactly?
And are you planning a career in publishing? Because with the outlandish beat -up on this one, you'd be a shoe in for a exec marketing position.
Quote from acronym:
Ok, so you wrote a book.
As any aspiring author knows, after the first few months of writers block, after the first sentence (It was a dark and stormy night) it's not the easiest thing.
The real question is, are you planning to write another one?
If not, why not?
If so, what about, exactly?
And are you planning a career in publishing? Because with the outlandish beat -up on this one, you'd be a shoe in for a exec marketing position.
I have no idea if I'll write another book--I did discover I love writing, but maybe it's just because after years of silence, I had a lot to say. I definitely see a ton of opportunity in publishing so I have created my own company, BullShip Press, named after the BullShip all around us so I look forward to cutting though that for the next few years.
Did you guys read Chapter 6 that was listed in that Stockwire review? I'd love to know what you think.
Quote from TimothySykes:
I have no idea if I'll write another book--I did discover I love writing, but maybe it's just because after years of silence, I had a lot to say. I definitely see a ton of opportunity in publishing so I have created my own company, BullShip Press, named after the BullShip all around us so I look forward to cutting though that for the next few years.
Did you guys read Chapter 6 that was listed in that Stockwire review? I'd love to know what you think.
Define Bullship please.