Timothy Sykes
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Short Selling Tips I'm Using Today-Tips from a 7-Figure Student

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Michael Goode is my first millionaire student ... but he’s had some serious losses along the way. This is a perfect learning opportunity for you. Michael shares his short-selling mistakes to help you avoid them. Check it out!

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The ‘pump and dump’ is all too common in the world of low-priced stocks. It’s where promoters drive up a stock’s price only to jump ship and leave inexperienced chumps holding the bag.

It’s insidious and dishonest. But it can also create opportunities for savvy short sellers.

In this video, my first confirmed millionaire student Michael Goode talks about how he learned how to short sell –– the hard way. By learning from him, you can jump a few steps ahead in your learning curve!

Michael talks about the first big investment he considered. It looked like a great company ... well, except for the CEO who was in trouble with the law. But on paper, it looked like the stock was on the rise. What could possibly go wrong?

Surprise, surprise: a few months later, that company was sued. Turns out, the CEO really was shady, and the company had no real contracts, no real business ... It was just promoting the stock to sell shares.

That was an eye-opening moment for Michael, and suddenly it clicked. He saw how stock promotion really works. It was also the moment that he realized that he could get on the right side of things by shorting.

He’d tried options trading, scalping, algorithmic swing trading — none of it worked for him.

But shorting pump and dumps worked.

Learn how he realized that he could short low-priced stocks, and how he quickly made six figures ... That’s great money for someone who, at the time, was in grad school and on a stipend of $17K per year.

But he wasn’t doing everything right. He was putting all his profits from one trade into the next. That could be a way to grow an account ... or a fast means to blow it all up.

Guess what happened? He shorted the wrong stock, and in a cataclysmic moment, he became a “one-man short squeeze.”

That’s actually how he ended up studying with me. He realized he needed to get a lot better about timing and avoiding forced buy-ins. If you haven’t heard the story of our great “love-to-hate” affair, you can’t miss this video!

Michael was able to overcome his demons and get ahead as a trader. Listen to what he has to say!

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