Investing

There are two types of investors in the financial world: those who are considered “dumb money,” and those who are considered “smart money.” Dumb money refers to private investors who usually have less time and experience in handling financial products. They tend to trust their feelings and often make poor investment decisions as a result. The opposite of dumb money is smart money. This term describes professional, institutional investors (i.e., the “big boys“). These professionals have the necessary knowledge and experience, as well as access to important in–depth information. Smart money investors usually make good investment decisions, timing their investments well and being able to jump in and out of the market as needed. They are also able to identify market trends before other players do. Each of our authors has years of experience in professional stocks, currencies, crypto, or commodities investing. In this section you will find scientifically based future trends combined with fundamental and chart technical analysis.