Making money watching sport with The Sports Trading Club tipped as the business to watch in 2013

There are two reasons for the phenomenal growth in professional sports. The first is it makes money. And the second is it makes money.

That pro sports is primarily a major profit industry has not been news for 15 years. Players first rate themselves on their salary. Then, their scoring average. Franchises have become blockbuster capital gains investments. And sports broadcasting rights can make or break networks.

Two of the most dynamic growth industries of the past 25 years have been computer science and sports trading. From a standing start, they are now both multi-billion-dollar giants.

No one can doubt their impact. Today, American industry is programmed by computers and American leisure time is programmed by sports.

Why All The Top Investors Are Scrambling To Join The Sports Trading Club

Warren Buffett, perhaps history's greatest investor, once urged people to "be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful."

This prompted one leading economist to make his top tip for 2013 outside of Wall Street. Who did he pick and why?

Online PR News – 30-December-2012 –When Peter B. Kenen, a leading international economist and an expert on the Eurozone, in his last media interview earlier this month, predicted that The Sports Trading Club is a rising star to follow in 2013, it got investors scrambling to learn what all the fuss is about.