I just read Tims book; NO NEED TO BUY BOOK! Summary in a nutshell: 1) Timmy made money trading the NASDAQ bubble (along with everyone else). 2) Timmy has not made money trading in the last 5 years. 3) Timmy is trying to make money off his '99-'01 track record, while lying about his trading failures over the last 5 years. I just saved you the $20 book fee. Tim, we do not hate you; but you are NOT "Rocky" and the book is NOT a "Classic"....
You my friend are a lying POS. I hate to dwell on this yet again, but if you had read my book, you'd see I made some nice money in 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005, but more importantly, I talk in excruciatingly detail why I've lost money in 2006 and 2007 and what you can learn from these losses. But here's the real test, what's the last sentence, what's the last sentence on page 141. If you really have the book, let's hear it. amaozn jumped the gun and is selling it now so if you get the answer wrong, then we'll all know you're a fake.
Let me ask you--is is professional courtesy to say 'this is right up there with confessions of a street addict' as one of my all-time favorite books...'? http://stockerblog.blogspot.com/2007/09/book-review-american-hedge-fund.html You guys are asking for a licking and I can't wait to see which major reviewer will be the first to set you straight
Thanx for not answering my question. Love how you 'just joined' ET and decided immediately to rip on my book that you haven't read. Stop creating aliases sisepuede, it's getting old
Take a few lines from the Trump playbook. Instead of "my Rocky like story" you should broadcast. "My story is better than Rocky" "Today is a great day to buy and sell stocks. If so, you'll want to buy my "no BS" book"
I don't claim to be better than Rocky, but my story is very Rocky-esque, just finance-style. What you guys are going to learn that my losses have taught me much more than I ever thought possible and I'm thankful to have learned these lessons at such a young age.
The only thing I've ever said about TIm is that I thought he was probably a bad trader. That was based on watching him trade on WSW. And this was before I knew about his fund track record. You can just tell if someone is bad by watching them trade. I watched the rest of WSW season one and I must say, he doesn't seem like that bad of a guy. The golf day was good. Cocky? Yeah, but he'll probably grow out of that. I think I'm going to buy the book. I got a few Amazon gift certificates for my b-day. Gotta get the new John Sanford ''prey'' book too. I'll post my honest, unbiased review.