Will you buy timmay's hedge fund book?

Will you buy Timmay's book ?

  • Hell Yes ! I can't wait

    Votes: 41 10.3%
  • Yes

    Votes: 85 21.3%
  • No

    Votes: 77 19.3%
  • Hell No ! I wouldn't pay a nickel for that crap

    Votes: 197 49.3%

  • Total voters
    400
Quote from TimothySykes:

.... Not to mention that even with all my mistakes, I annihilate your 15-20% rate of return....

Tim, your Fund/Cilantro annual rate of return is 1.1%.

(If your annual return was 20%, then you would not have lost all your investors, and you would have been a successful Fund manager.)
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

1999: 564.91%
2000: 292.64%
2001: 35.08%
2002: 86.89%
2003: 6.06%
2004: 20.37%
2005: 23.56%
2006: -25.83%
2007: -10% (estimated through Aug)

For a 9-year average annual return of 110.41%

Wow, look at tims great track record. He made 110% average annual return. Anyone investing with Warren Buffett for a measly 20% gain SHOULD IMMEDIATELY withdraw their money and give it to tim!

I think everyone can now see plainly why no one would give tim a nickel these past 2 years, and that the investors he already had ran. That's all that counts. Can't succeed in the hedge fund business with big 100% average annual returns... then go write a book!

Money talks, and TS walks.
 
Quote from BrightPropGuy:

Tim, your Fund/Cilantro annual rate of return is 1.1%.

(If your annual return was 20%, then you would not have lost all your investors, and you would have been a successful Fund manager.)

Actually, even with my years of exponential gains behind me and 20%+ returns in 2004 and 2005, I couldn't get investors.
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

Hey, even with my 20% returns in 2004 and 2005, I couldn't get investors.

You need to do 20% consistently over the long-term, without wild volatility.

Gradual/consistent returns win the long term race.
 
Quote from BrightPropGuy:

You need to do 20% consistently over the long-term, without wild volatility.

Gradual/consistent returns win the long term race.

Exactly, I didn't learn that until it was too late. But, I'm still only 26 so I have a long race ahead of me.
 
Quote from Bob Rowshan:

I think even your gay lover surfer can tell you emphatically that you have the wrong guy.

I caution you about using your 100%+ returns as authentic. It was on $12K. Maybe this is why you were unable to raise money. You believe 100+% returns on $12K count as much as similar returns on millions:eek:

Warren Buffet has 20+% returns for 40 years. So I guess you annihilated him too ? :eek:

ps anyone else notice that the longer this thread goes, the higher tim's negative rating beocmes:D :D


are you robert "babak" rowshan or the guy tim posted?

surf
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

1999: 564.91%
2000: 292.64%
2001: 35.08%
2002: 86.89%
2003: 6.06%
2004: 20.37%
2005: 23.56%
2006: -25.83%
2007: -10% (estimated through Aug)

For a 9-year average annual return of 110.41%
Wow, look at tims great track record. He made 110% average annual return. Anyone investing with Warren Buffett for a measly 20% gain SHOULD IMMEDIATELY withdraw their money and give it to tim!

I think everyone can now see plainly why no one would give tim a nickel these past 2 years, and that the investors he already had ran. That's all that counts. Can't succeed in the hedge fund business with big 100% average annual returns... then go write a book!

Anyone else notice that the longer this thread goes, the higher tims negative rating becomes?

Money talks, and TS walks.
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

Exactly, I didn't learn that until it was too late. But, I'm still only 26 so I have a long race ahead of me.

Why don't you, surf and tudor jones combine your efforts into the Fund. Maybe together you could figure out how to be successful.
 
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