Will you buy timmay's hedge fund book?

Discussion in 'Educational Resources' started by ghostzapper, Jun 29, 2007.

Will you buy Timmay's book ?

  1. Hell Yes ! I can't wait

    41 vote(s)
    10.3%
  2. Yes

    85 vote(s)
    21.3%
  3. No

    77 vote(s)
    19.3%
  4. Hell No ! I wouldn't pay a nickel for that crap

    197 vote(s)
    49.3%
  1. EPrado

    EPrado

    35 % is a good sucess rate?


    You are clearly out of your mind.



    Yeah..your book is is comaprable to Catcher in the Rye.

    I didn't know you had some of the residents of Creedmore reviewing your book.


    Keep dreaming Tim. Yes...a lot of people on here now know who you are...and also know what a prick you come across as. A word of advice. Next time on tv try and actually get the interviewer to talk about your book (Cavuto), as you really didn't come across to well in that one.
     
    #441     Jul 15, 2007
  2. you are out of control....

    first that blog is not by tim. learn to read, further more---rip on him is not the same as ripping him off. get that straight.

    :D :D
     
    #442     Jul 15, 2007
  3. EPrado

    EPrado

    Are you really this stupid. By calling it as we see it you think we want something this prick has? Get a grip.

    So when you, marketsurfer, say negative comments about something , in reality you want that thing or want to be like it ?

    Again with the pr. Well it is pr in a sense....bad pr.


    Surf ...please..you are killing Tim with your defense.
     
    #443     Jul 15, 2007
  4. Look at what a fucking tool this guy is, scroll down halfway throgh the interview on this page

    http://www.dealbreaker.com/2006/10/better_know_a_trader_timothy_s.php


    where he is asked

    "What is the worst character fault for a trader?"

    and he responds,

    "The need for "action" and/or the need for attention/recognition."


    What exactly would you call your book, or you appearance on wallstreet warriors?? Wow you are the biggest tool i have ever seen, you should be proud of yourself on that one, you have put yourself ahead of all of the biggest pieces of shit on the planet.
     
    #444     Jul 15, 2007
  5. any men left in trading?
     
    #445     Jul 15, 2007
  6. I was hoping someone would see that...
     
    #446     Jul 15, 2007
  7. EPrado

    EPrado


    Yeah....pretty funny how he fits that mold perfectly. Perhaps it's why he is failing recently...arrogance finally caught up to him.
     
    #447     Jul 15, 2007
  8. No you idiot. You posted a blog entry that was not even about Tim's book. The great reviews you were talking about were just a post of reviews by Tim in the comments section of the blog. You're too dumb to even figure this one out? Seriously, you might be even more clueless than stock_turder. :eek:
     
    #448     Jul 15, 2007
  9. That is pretty funny. So is this:


    What job would you have taken? What's your 'exit strategy'—how long until you retire or move on?
    I can't even imagine my life without trading since there are just so many market inefficiencies out there waiting to be taken advantage of, but I could easily close my fund and just go back to trading for myself.


    I love all the inefficiencies Tim is so busy exploiting that he hasn't turned a compound profit in 4 years...wow! I think his fund might be closing itself soon and if he wants to trade for "himself" he is kind of already doing that since his investors pulled out.

    What a fucking ridiculous interview. :p
     
    #449     Jul 15, 2007
  10. Arrogance is one of the worst diseases a human being can get. As soon as you tell yourself you know it all and you go out of your way to make sure others know, you are done.

    He said that he learned a lot from his failures. If he learned a lot from his failures he would be turning a profit. The numbers indicate that he's not. I hope he's not fooling himself into thinking he's learned a lot when he hasn't.

    While I am very proud of the fact that he is charismatic enough for people to trust him with their money and he has his own book, I will not purposely avoid the facts. The fact is is that documentation beats conversation. Show me the money.

    I'll surely read his book, as, i am sure I'll learn something from him, as he is but a few years older than me and I used to be as arrogant as they came. Coming to the reality that I was all-in with my life in a multi-level marketing semi-ponzi scam was a very humbling experience. I walked around acting like I was king ding-a-ling for a long time just b/c I knew what the Rule of 72 was. He walks around like king ding-a-ling because of Illinois Superconductor. Hopefully this thread will bring him some reality.

    Steve Cohen and James Simons run 'hedge funds.' I am sorry Tim but you don't belong anywhere near those guys. For you to name your book "An American Hedge Fund" is an absolute spit in their faces.
     
    #450     Jul 15, 2007