CEO and founder of Tim Stuyts Inc.
Tim Stuyts is the founder of Tim Stuyts Inc., and his investment experience spans back to 2008, a time that is considered by many economists to have been the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Tim’s professional investment career began as a trader who traded his own accounts before he started working as a trader and analyst for financial institutions. In 2013 he graduated at the Erasmus University Rotterdam with a master’s in Finance and Investments. He graduated at the top of his year in Risk Management and when managing his portfolio, Risk Management is the most important aspect.
‘Ralph Nelson Elliott is not a part of the team but a major inspiration by means of his wave theory.’
In the early 1930s, Elliott began his systematic study of seventy-five years of stock market data, including index charts with increments ranging from yearly to half-hourly. In August 1938, he detailed the results of his studies by publishing his third book (written in collaboration with Charles J. Collins), entitled The Wave Principle. Elliott stated that, while stock market prices may appear random and unpredictable, they actually follow predictable, natural laws and can be measured and forecast using Fibonacci numbers. Soon after the publication of The Wave Principle, Financial World magazine commissioned Elliott to write twelve articles (under the same title as his book) describing his new method of market forecasting.
In the early 1940s, Elliott expanded his theory to apply to all collective human behaviors. His final major work was his most comprehensive: Nature’s Law–The Secret of the Universe published in June, 1946, two years before he died.
In the years after Elliott’s death, other practitioners (including Charles Collins, Hamilton Bolton, Richard Russell and A.J. Frost) continued to use the wave principle and provide forecasts to investors. Frost and Robert Prechter wrote Elliott Wave Principle, published in 1978.
There are also other analysts, such as Glenn Neely, that do not fully subscribe to Elliott’s wave theory, but have used it as a starting point to develop their own wave prediction methods.
In addition to his successful investments in financial markets, Tim has demonstrated proficiency in navigating and investing in the hospitality sector.
Tim’s expertise extends to the conception and implementation of refined systems, robust financial infrastructure, and effective risk management. This strategic approach has translated into measurable success, evidenced by substantial cost savings, revenue growth, and the expansion of esteemed brands. The experience encompasses adeptly inaugurating restaurants within the competitive milieu of New York and directing multi-unit Food and Beverage departments, with oversight of budgets ranging from $20 to $25 million.