Quote from TimothySykes:
Ha, ask a question worthy of anything more than a one sentence response and you shall receive one.
Quote from Bob Rowshan:
Ok.
Will you admit that you much prefer to run the title "sykes appears in financial times" on the homepage of ET than this thread title "will you buy timmay's book?", which shows you in an unfavorable manner.
Are you trying to polish your tarnished image with snake oil tactics?
Quote from Trvlwanderer:
He never does mention the effects of his losses on those who TRUSTED him with their money. Instead he defends his actions or better yet, says it is a good lesson.......for who? Your investors.
Hedge fund is off it's highs...nice spin.
Quote should read:
"Fund devestated by losses as Timmay works his image for the betterment of mankind"
You gonna push book profits to the losing investors who "TRUSTED" you to manage their money, or is this ALL ABOUT YOU?
You are a Piece of Shit.
But I'm not a "hater". Trust me.
Quote from EPrado:
Timmay sykes: "The financial media industry is ripe for opportunity, it's funny how people look down upon me for taking advantage of this, but its just another opportunity, just like any other trade. So far my entry has been perfect, we'll see how the rest of the trade goes, but every day its looking better and better"
Your entry has been perfect? Whata re you smoking?
You went on Cavuto and he basically said you were late to the HF game...and didnt mention your book at all.
You went on CNN and got owned by Rabbi Schumley. He made you look horrible and you had zero comeback.
You got trashed by Trader Monthly .
You get an embarassing headlinge on Page Six.
Quote from TimothySykes:
Since you've read my book, you know the losses have devastated me and my fund. But I'm not going to curl up in a little ball like you and Traitor Monthly believe to be appropriate. No, these losses will serve a purpose. By detailing them, I will save thousands, maybe more form the same suffering, and that is my goal here.
Quote from slacker:
Also, not going so well is the sales of 2 to 3 books a day.
If he sent out 150-200 pre-release books, he may not be near breakeven yet.
Most self-published books never sell more than 300-500 copies.
Did he really turn down a $37k publishing deal? I doubt it, but if he did it looks like another 'bad trade'.
May be too early to tell, but it hardly looks like a 'breakout' here.