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:

PS Traitor Monthly is small potatoes, the fact that they took the time to smear me, a lpractically nobody trader, shows just how irrelevant they are.

Nice spin Pinocchio. The rag mag is worthless, but it was YOU who took the time to try to discredit them! They only responded, as any attacked entity would do, by making your embarrassing, grovelling emails public. They fought back, and with the publication of your "pretty please let me goto the party" emails, they destroyed you. That's why you got a PR rep. You were getting crushed and needed help.
 
Quote from Bob Rowshan:

Nice spin Pinocchio. The rag mag is worthless, but it was YOU who took the time to try to discredit them! They only responded, as any attacked entity would do, by making your embarrassing, grovelling emails public. They fought back, and with the publication of your "pretty please let me goto the party" emails, they destroyed you. That's why you got a PR rep. You were getting crushed and needed help.

Actually, to get ready for my book, I hired the PR firm a few weeks ago. Who cares if I sent them emails asking to go to the party, I'd already planned a whole night and their last minute BS messed up all my plans.

PS I think I hsatterd my reputation the first time people saw me in a bathrobe so who cares about this. This was a very calculated move since it's not easy to get exposure for a self-published book. Judging from my new contacts, it worked like a charm.
 
Quote from BrightPropGuy:

Sykes said: "..It'll be a lot easier for me to teach 1,000 people to make $10,000 ..."

Uh oh....Here is a warning about Sykes/BullShit Express:

1) He closes the failed Cilantro Fund because it had an audited track record which documented his failures, then

2) Now, with the Fund closed he can BullShit his "trades" to newbies and suckers....(kind of like another marketslurper).
For example, Sykes will name a bunch of possible trades and then take credit for anything that works.

3) Sykes will not have any audited track record; so all aboard the BullShit Sykes express!

So, Tim will be able to BS people much easier without that pesky track record.
 
Quote from spinoza:

So, Tim will be able to BS people much easier without that pesky track record.

Ha, do you mean the track record where I'm still up 60x my oroginal investmnet after-tax? you guys seriously gotta give up on the 'Tim is a failure' BS--sure my hedge fund hasn't done as well as I hoped, but in no way do my numbers constitute failure. And not to rub it in, but nobody else is sharing their track records so even if I had a much worse track record, you're in no position to judge.
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

Ha, do you mean the track record where I'm still up 60x my oroginal investmnet after-tax? you guys seriously gotta give up on the 'Tim is a failure' BS--sure my hedge fund hasn't done as well as I hoped, but in no way do my numbers constitute failure. And not to rub it in, but nobody else is sharing their track records so even if I had a much worse track record, you're in no position to judge.

Bingo! You were right BrightPropGuy!

Sykes has already forgotten that Cilantro is below 1%/yr. Almost like it never happened!
 
think about it, why keep the fund open? after a massive drawdown and the public humiliation Sykes has suffered, his career as a hedge fund manager is over....who in their right mind would give a self described "cheap jew" with no risk management discretion over their assets? especially after seeing him on TV making a mockery of the industry and in general, acting like a jackass.
 
Quote from BOSS_HOG:

think about it, why keep the fund open? after a massive drawdown and the public humiliation Sykes has suffered, his career as a hedge fund manager is over....the sad thing is that he still holds himself out as an accomplished trader and fund manager.

Tim, granted, turning 13K into 1.65 M is an accomplishment, but how many other guys made millions off of leveraging their small accounts, maxing out their BP and going long from 98-2000?? A LOT. Give it up dude, as much as it hurts, you are not a trader anymore, you are an author and vendor now.

Ah yes but if you knew the details of my story, you'd see I didnt use leverage (the one time I did, I lost $), and forgetting about my massive failued of an investment in CYGT, my strategies still work, as evidenced by me perfectly calling the top in JRJC yesterday.

Yes, the fund is down, and I don't claim to be an accomplished fund manager--but I definitely am a battle-tested fund manager and for giving helpful advice and telling wild stories, that is the key.
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

Ha, do you mean the track record where I'm still up 60x my oroginal investmnet after-tax? you guys seriously gotta give up on the 'Tim is a failure' BS--sure my hedge fund hasn't done as well as I hoped, but in no way do my numbers constitute failure. And not to rub it in, but nobody else is sharing their track records so even if I had a much worse track record, you're in no position to judge.

Yes, thanks to starting with only $12K, you can make claims like 60X. Did "60X" work in soliciting sophisticated investors timmay?

Yes, you still may have about $600K-$700K left. Living in NYC, that'll buy you about 4-5 years. So you'd better come up with a money making career quick or hello Queens!!
 
Quote from TimothySykes:

... as evidenced by me perfectly calling the top in JRJC yesterday.

Ah yes, Tim, it will be nice not getting your performance audited. You can BS newbies and suckers more easily once you delete the record of your past five years of trading!!

There will be many more "perfect calls" from the BullShit Sykes express!! All aboard!!
 
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