Tim Sykes

I am sure you heard about Tim Sykes. He is an American penny stock trader and entrepreneur-level scam artist. I had a considerable interest in trading stocks from my infancy and always seemed to predict behaviors, especially regarding highly complex scenarios intuitively.

I have always known that the point of passion and career is stock trading. Where else will I put the best of my abilities if not in the riskiest with the highest promise of return if gotten right and longest and hardest fall if gotten wrong? That place is penny trading. I got it wrong with all the self-realization and preparations by following the media “badass.”

I have always felt the astonishing deviation from the norm, the next big thing to happen to boring old “business as usual” methods. The truth is that I was right; the sad truth is that I chose the mentor’s hip of a stage-managed fraud called Timothy Sykes.

To be able to demonstrate precisely what is meant, his fraud will be exposed now with the following expose:

Timothy Sykes Method Explained The “bad boy” narrative There has always been an attraction for destructive deviance from norms like Robinhood or Captain Jack Sparrow.

All these appeals yet in the outcast category gone to massive success and repeatedly reproduced in the industry.

You can mention a few of these endeared eccentric characters like this. One thing common to all of them is that they have a red line they are not supposed to cross, which separates them from real bad guys that we categorize as villains.

Staged Management As mentioned in the good “bad boy” analogy above, he needs to actively manage his brand to appear just bad enough to fit the analogy without being too good and too bad not to work. I will guide you through a process to show you his frauds get your google close.

Activity 1: Google “Timothy Sykes Review” You will see articles supporting his successes and his good “bad guy” sides only. That itself is a red flag, as it seems too true not to fit the narrative. The narrative ensures that the douchebag keeps smiling at the bank. Mind you, he still needs to appear good at what he does.

So the need for success story management. His mom also attested this when she implied, “He is not actually like that but playing that role makes him appear bad, good-bad but also makes him so reach as compared to penny trading only.” Activity 2: Google “Timothy Sykes scam” or something negative

You will see a lot of references to a website called thetimsykesscam.com claiming to be for his former student and specially developed to stage-manage the brand.

The delicate balance has to be maintained so that the extremes of too-good that fits into standard societal norm and too-bad that makes him undesirable is avoided. This page even goes ahead to backlink a lot to his website, acting as an SEO tool, thus a huge red flag for foul play.
The Real Fraud – Timothy Sykes

There is nothing terrible in brand management in a true sense as long as it is not harming anyone… There goes the redline. Real people follow his advice and lose real money, but their voices are drowned by the stage-managed brand that has succeeded in drowning their votes so far.

The problem here is now how to ensure that the natural man is exposed so that the actual narrative of a caustic and greedy man is revealed? As a matter of selfless necessity, I urge you to share this post as much as you can so that others will not fall into the trap as I have and lose a considerable chunk.

I had an insight into his personality based on the fact that I will admit, just as I started and stated at the beginning of the article, I am a millennial and can’t go to the extent Tim has gone to defraud other fresh young minds in the stock trading to lose hard-earned savings.

A friend who doesn’t want to be named, whom we started and got swooned together, spent his medical savings for a severe defect on this fraud brand. He chose either to undergo corrective surgery or go through the romanticized guide. Unfortunately, we are here today, and in his case, he is acutely depressed now added with his initial medical problem.

This is just an isolated close friend of mine, and there are other sad stories out there while the plotter smiles at the bank every day. How long will this go on? What will it take to stop frauds like this? Just a little education and awareness creation.
Exposing Timothy Sykes

As long as Timothy Sykes is out there destroying lives and smiling to the bank, I have taken it upon myself to keep sharing the news and hoping that others will be made to see the accurate picture.

Today, I am a proud owner of a business, but that does not stop me from ensuring that what I went through and what my friend is still going through is not repeated.

Timothy Sykes should be and will be exposed according to the genuine fraud that he is. There will be no hiding for the wicked. I urge the reader to share their own experience to save others, and if you do not have a direct experience, share the story, and you do not know who will be saved. Awareness creation will go a long way in helping us all.

Penny Stock used to be and is still the most volatile, unpredictable, and high-risk area of trading, and when someone makes a claim to guide anyone through, it is either the person is a genius or a complete scam, as is the case of Timothy Sykes.

As of 2017, Timothy Sykes’s net worth is estimated to be 12 million dollars by Forbes. This makes me wonder, “how is Timothy Sykes executing his scam and making people fool of his penny stock?”

Timothy Sykes is like Loki in penny stocks but only fits the abhorring features too perfectly. Let us all share our experiences to save others coming through to the stock-trading world.