It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
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It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.
It's Friday afternoon, and for most traders, that means the week is basically over.
For Tim Sykes, the week is just getting to the good part.
Somewhere around 3pm today, he'll be looking at a handful of small, overlooked stocks, deciding which ones show the signs of what he calls a weekend windfall.
The signs aren't complicated.
A stock nobody's watching.
News that hasn't been priced in yet.
A closing bell that buys him two full days before the rest of the market catches up.
That two day gap is where he's pulled profits of $9,177 on a single trade, and where his student Jack Kellogg once turned a Friday afternoon buy into a $37,212 Monday morning payout.
Of course these are some of their best trades.
All trading is risky, past performance doesn’t indicate future success, and his results are exceptional.
But right now, this morning, is the last quiet window before that happens again.
Sykes recorded a short video that walks through exactly how he finds these setups and decides which ones are worth the trade.
A few hours from now, he'll be doing it live.
This morning is the time to see how, before the bell rings.