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Tim Sykes

Tim SykesFounder of Weekend Trader

Tim Sykes is one of America’s most recognizable and successful self-made traders — a 20-year veteran best known for turning a modest $12,415 Bar Mitzvah gift into more than $7.7 million in verified trading profits.

His unique approach to trading tiny, overlooked stocks has made him a fixture on major media platforms, including Steve Harvey, Larry King, Fox Business, and CNN, while earning coverage from Forbes, Bloomberg, and The Financial Times.

But Tim’s accomplishments extend far beyond his own trading success. Over the past two decades, he has become one of the most influential trading educators in the world — mentoring thousands of students and helping more than 30 of them become millionaires. Countless others have used Tim’s strategies to achieve six-figure profits and transform their financial lives.

Beyond trading, Tim is a dedicated philanthropist. Through the Tim Sykes Foundation, he has donated millions to build more than 100 schools for children around the world.

Today, Tim remains committed to one goal: helping everyday traders take control of their financial future — one weekend at a time.

Tim Sykes’ Articles

How I Turned My Bar Mitzvah Money Into $7.7 Million December 4, 2025 Tim Sykes Daily - Most people know the headlines of my story. “Teen turns $12,415 into millions.”, “Trader appears on Steve Harvey.”, “Controversial guru banned from CNBC.” Nice soundbites… but they miss the part that actually matters — the day I realized I had discovered something almost nobody on Wall Street understood.
Welcome! Let’s Kick Off Your Trading Transformation December 3, 2025 Tim Sykes Daily - Welcome to Tim Sykes Daily — your brand-new, free daily e-letter designed to help you think, trade, and analyze markets the way I have for more than 20 years. Every day, you’ll get short, actionable content that cuts through the noise and shows you exactly how to look at the markets — especially the overlooked corner of small stocks where news often spreads slowly… and opportunities can move fast.
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