Tim Sykes Daily

You may not be able to execute trades on stock market holidays, but that doesn’t mean you need to hit the pause button on your trading career. Do you remember the tagline from the “Wall Street” movie sequel? “Money Never Sleeps.” Opportunities arise all the time, and events are in the works that can move the market even when it’s closed.

Do you think that you have to be in front of your computer nonstop to succeed as a trader? What if I told you that my biggest winners over 20+ years of trading have happened over the weekend? Every once in a while, someone comes along and says: “But Tim, that pattern doesn’t work anymore, does it?” Let’s put that theory to rest…

Welcome to another short trading week. On Friday, the market will be closed in observance of Juneteenth. During short trading weeks, the volatility in the stock market can reach a fever pitch. It’s a perfect catalyst for our small-cap sector.

I probably say this at least a dozen times a week. It sounds negative, but hear me out. Your #1 job as a trader is to survive the learning curve to reach profitability. You will NEVER get there unless you…

I need you to understand something. Morning, midday, afternoon and night… There are plays. Several dozen stocks are spiking by 100%, 200% and 300%… Some are spiking 2,000% in a day. Whatever you are doing, stop it.