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Smart Money

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Vindictive, punitive, or exemplary damages given by way of punishment and example, in cases of gross misconduct of a defendant.



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It is widely believed and said that the smart money is the trend and by following it you stand to win more than you lose.
It looks like the smart money is going to be right again.
This allows you to get a bargain price (something the smart money does) while everyone else has been paying top dollar and have paid too much (something the dumb money does).
 
 
 
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