"Bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered" is an old saying that cautions against excessive greed and impatience. Those three types of investors make up 90% of the stock market.

The bull depicts investors who are optimistic about future prospects of the stock market and believe an upward trending market is on. The polar opposite is the bear: an investor who is convinced that the market is headed for a fall.

Then there are wolves in the market, who are known to circle their prey, smell fear and act on it in the form of buying stocks when there is “blood on the street” or in other terms when investors begin to sell their positions in order to reduce their losses. Wolves are known to be malleable and therefore are able to behave in the same methods as the bulls and bears of the market. They don’t follow the crowd and in essence are the rare investor in the market.

PLEASE NOTE: We open rooms to discuss opportunities in the markets when they occur and do not have any herd like mentality or behavior that the general market operates on.

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