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The Rothschild family has controlled the world gold market and the economic lifeline of Europe for 200 years. They attach great importance to information and intelligence

when he was young, Nathan, the third son of Rothschild, was engaged in the trade of cotton, wool, tobacco, sugar and other commodities in Italy, and soon became a tycoon. The legendary man's performance is commendable, but the most amazing thing is that he made millions of pounds in stock trading in just a few hours

the story happened on June 20, 1815, and the London Stock Exchange was full of tension early in the morning. Because Nissan is an important figure in the exchange, and he is used to leaning against a pillar in the hall when trading, so everyone calls this pillar "the pillar of Rothschild". Now, people are watching the "pillar of Rothschild" every move

just the day before, that is, on June 19, the battle of Waterloo between Britain and France related to the fate of the two countries. If Britain wins, there is no doubt that British government bonds will soar; On the contrary, if Napoleon wins, he will be in a great decline. Therefore, every investor in the exchange is anxiously waiting for the news of the battlefield. As long as he knows one step ahead of others, even half an hour or ten minutes, he can take the opportunity to make a big profit
the war took place in the south of Brussels, the capital of Belgium, far away from London. At that time, there was neither radio nor railway, mainly relying on the express horse to transmit information. However, in the several battles before Waterloo, Britain was defeated, so there was little hope that Britain would win

at this time, Nissan leaned on the "pillar of Rothschild" and began to sell British government bonds“ The news of "Nissan sold" immediately spread all over the exchange. So all of them followed up without hesitation. In an instant, British government bonds plummeted, and Nissan continued to sell them without expression. Just as the price of government bonds couldn't fall any further, Nissan suddenly began to buy in large quantities

people in the exchange are confused. What's the matter? What's Nissan up to? The followers were in chaos and whispered one after another. At this time, the official announced the victory of the British army
there was another riot in the exchange, and the price of government bonds continued to soar. At this time, however, Nissan leaned back on the pillar to enjoy the scene. Whether he was excited or intoxicated with the joy of winning, he made a fortune