Tim Sykes Daily

Sizing Down To Win Big

Earlier this month, I got a call from one of my students, Strati. When I asked how things were going, this is what he said… “It’s been crazy. I’ve had a roller coaster of a summer.” It turns out Strati was in a drawdown and trying to find his way out of it.

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How to Find “Good” Stocks That Can Grow Your Portfolio

A “good” stock is one that aligns with your trading goals and shows strong potential to move based on real, measurable criteria — not hype. In trading, that means understanding price action, spotting catalysts, and knowing how to interpret key data. Success doesn’t come from chasing… It comes from preparation, planning and a process that helps you identify the right setups.

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Why Trading Is One of the Greatest Jobs In the World

Apparently, a lot of traders are scared to tell people what they do… It’s crazy. This market is FULL of opportunities… But because of common assumptions, misconceptions, groupthink — and a bunch of BS thanks to scammers and social media haters — some people are actually avoiding telling others that they trade.

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From Risk-Averse Engineer to Millionaire Trader

Growing up middle-class in Bangalore, India, Sandeep was raised to be careful with money. So the idea of trading and potentially losing money seemed risky and didn’t appeal to him much. But in 2019, everything changed. Here’s the incredible story of how he persevered through two account blow-ups and turned $2,000 into over $1 million in profits in about 18 months…

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