Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
the-smart-money
Noun
/ðə smɑrt ˈmʌni/
Definition
Refers to investments made by experienced and knowledgeable investors, often seen as more informed decisions.
Examples
- Many analysts follow the smart money to predict market trends.
- Investors often seek advice from those considered to be smart money in their field.
- During the economic downturn, the smart money shifted towards safer investments.
Meaning
The term ‘smart money’ typically indicates funds or investments that are perceived to be backed by professional investors or those with insider knowledge. This term is often used in contrast to ‘dumb money’, which represents investments made by inexperienced investors. The ‘smart money’ is believed to move the market in a more predictable direction due to the expertise and strategies employed by its stakeholders.
Synonyms
- informed investment
- expert capital
- professional funds
