Here Are 10 Money Managers You Should Follow On Twitter

Interested in learning how you can have your questions answered by Tim Seymour or Stephen Weiss? Find out more here. 

Some of the smartest people on Wall Street have Twitter accounts, many of which are definitely worth following. Just for you Benzinga, has put together a list of the best asset managers to keep an eye on:

Tim Seymour, CIO of Triogem Asset Management and Founder of Emerging Money (@timseymour)

Tim Seymour's forte is emerging markets, but he tweets about currencies, commodities, economics and more. You'll also frequently find him on CNBC's Fast Money Halftime show. Seymour can also answer your questions on #PreMarket Prep on Wednesday, March 26. Learn more here.

Stephanie Link, Managing Director and Equity Portfolio Manager at TIAA-CREF (@Stephanie_Link)

There's a reason Stephanie Link is a frequent guest on CNBC's Fast Money Halftime and Closing Bell shows: She knows markets, really well. Link recently took a short break from Twitter, but has since resurged since starting her new position at TIAA-CREF. Before that she was the CIO for TheStreet.

Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management (@ReformedBroker)

You haven't truly lived until you follow Josh Brown's account, which is easily the wittiest on finance Twitter. Follow for links to his insightful Reformed Broker blog and opportunities to laugh out loud all day long.

Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners (@ScottMinerd)

Scott Minerd is an alum of both Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley. He takes the time to tweet honest and well-thought out opinions of what's happening in the market.

Stephen Weiss, Managing Partner of Short Hills Capital Partners (@stephenLweiss)

Stephen Weiss is a 25-year veteran of Wall Street, in addition to be an author, speaker and guest on the CNBC Fast Money Halftime report. Click here to find out how you can have Stephen answer your questions live on the #PreMarket Prep show on Friday, March 20.

Gemma Godfrey, Head of Investment Strategy for Brooks McDonald (@GCGodfrey)

Quantum physicist by background, Gemma Godfrey has a way of explaining things that makes it easy for everyone to understand. She's loaded with global and macroeconomic knowledge. She was also picked as one of our Top 10 Women In Finance To Follow On Twitter.

Doug Kass, President of Seabreeze Partners Management (@DougKass)

Doug Kass is both a legendary hedge fund manager and avid tweeter. He tweets often about broad market trends, and shows the depth of his knowledge from decades of Wall Street experience.

Adam Sarhan, Founder and CEO of Sarhan Capital (@adamsarhan)

There isn't much related to the market that Adam Sarhan doesn't do, in addition to being incredibly active on Twitter. He tweets some of his own data, in addition to tons of retweets from other money managers, analysts and intelligent people.

Todd Sullivan, Co-Founder of Rand Strategic Partners (@ToddSullivan)

Another jack-of-all-trades, Todd Sullivan tweets a lot of links to his blog, Value Plays, in addition a comical remark here and there to lighten your day.