Sep 11, 2026
The Oil Money founder, Scott Morris, has expanded his algorithmic trading education program to offer investors practical frameworks for evaluating automated trading systems, performance metrics, and risk.

Miami, United States, September 11, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Investors, entrepreneurs, and executives looking to understand automated trading better now have access to an expanded educational resource through The Oil Money. Led by founder Scott Morris, the program helps participants evaluate trading strategies and technology before committing capital, with a focus on building a more informed approach to algorithmic systems.
More information is available at https://theoilmoney.com
The expansion comes as technology plays a growing role in how investors research financial markets. A 2026 HSBC survey of around 10,000 affluent and high-net-worth investors across 10 markets found that 73% now use AI for finance and investment, with finance ranking as the single most common area of AI adoption among respondents. The findings reflect broader adoption of financial technology alongside a continued need for investors to understand and critically evaluate the tools informing their decisions.
A central part of the educational approach is learning to assess trading strategies objectively. This includes looking beyond headline returns to consider factors such as drawdown, historical performance, market conditions, and the evidence available to support performance claims. The aim is to give investors a framework for asking more informed questions about a system rather than relying solely on promotional claims or short-term results.
The expanded program also reflects Morris' broader work in trading software and algorithmic technology. The Oil Money develops trading tools and indicators designed to identify market patterns, alongside automated systems that execute trades directly through participants' own segregated brokerage accounts. The company does not take custody of client funds.
Morris founded The Oil Money more than 20 years ago after identifying a repeatable pattern while analyzing live crude oil charts. What began as a morning trading group centered on the crude oil market open later developed into a broader trading education and technology platform. The expanded program reflects Morris' focus on helping investors understand the systems and technology increasingly used in modern trading, while maintaining an informed approach to risk and strategy evaluation.
To learn more about Scott Morris and The Oil Money's trading education, software, and algorithmic technology, including resources for evaluating modern trading systems and understanding how automated strategies operate, visit https://theoilmoney.com
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Address: Simpson Park 5 SW 17th Rd, Miami, Texas 33129, United States
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Website: https://theoilmoney.com/
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