Thank you for the kind words Marco! :) Ya, with Tims strategy going Long is the same as Going short, all your doing is flipping the chart upside down...For example, when your shorting a Pump & Dump and it breaks support and Drops the Chart looks the same when you flip it as Going Long and buying a stock thats Breaking through resistance and is a earnings winner for example! Also with the Bull market we are in there is a play at least every other day. That being said, I have opened me a Interact

I have a hard time finding the earnings portion of these stocks, does Tim have any DVD's that tells us how to search for those and what to look for? Thanks in advance

@rhwang yes, SEC filings or yahoo finance

only justed noticed this, sorry; there has been *some* action in prepromos recently, hopefully September will bring more volume and more prepromo setups; as for otc vs more liquid markets, it's also a question of whether you're full time or not; if you're a full time trader i'd recommend the more liquid markets, otherwise otcs are more manageable for a part timer imo

it's fine, not a problem. i see. for me, i'm going to be a part time college student. Mind I ask why you personally think OTCs are more manageable for the conventional part timer? i mean, i understand that full timers can be at the desk, trading that liquidity any minute, but what about OTCs? wont the illiquidity affect the profit/loss a lot?

well if we're talking about pre/promos, then the way they (used to) work, you could initiate a long position and not have to monitor it too closely, at least not until the promotion is official and more volume flows in

which makes it more friendly to part-timers