Welcome to FutureMoneyTrends.com. Our goal is that you will find our site incredibly resourceful when it comes to finding future money trends. Who we are? We study Macro Economics in order to have our money at the right place, at the right time. By keeping up to date on the latest trends, statistics, demographics, and technology we believe that we can make educated predictions. For example, U.S. Census statistics allow us to know that the United States has an aging population, by 2020 the U.S. will have as many people over 60 years old as there will be people under 18 years old. Sounds meaningless to most, unless of course you currently own a business that sells canes, walkers, or Viagra. If you are one of those business owners, then you know that the baby boomer generation is about to give a boom to your wallet. Does this mean that we should all go out and open up a cane shop?  No, but it certanly isn’t a bad idea to position your money to profit from America's elderly boom.

The aging baby boomers is just one of the many trends you will find by studying macro economics. Here at Future Money Trends we believe the next trend is just around the corner. Whether it's a commodity, currency, or a drug made by Pfizer, future demand is just as predictable as the weather cycles in most cases. We know we have a summer and a winter every year. So, just as it doesn’t make sense to wear flip flops and shorts all year around, it doesn’t make sense to have your investments in a one size fits all. Before investing, we need to know how demographics, currency exchange, and new technology will effect our strategy. We believe macro economics matters to our investments just as a change in the weather season matters to someone planning a vacation.

There are 3 types of investors:

1) The Smart money investors get in before everyone else. They are in front of the trend. Imagine being one of the first Apple investors, now that's smart money.

2) Bubble investors are investors who are getting in just as the bubble or bull market is hitting full speed. Typically the average investor.

3) Dumb money investors are the people who have waited so long, the trend is now coming to a close, but they buy anyway basing their decision off of the history of the trend and the dream to make a profit.

Clearly the smart money is what we want to be. Placing our money in front of the trend, not during and especially not after.

By knowing the big picture, we can feel much more confident about our own financial future. Most have turned their 401Ks into nothing more than a casino game based on luck. Our view is it doesn’t have to be that way. Education is the key to investing, not luck.

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