Money Making Stories Collection - Wealth Grand Lecture

Author: Lao He
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: In the world, success is always an attractive thing. Success brings wealth, and wealth demonstrates success. Behind every successful wealth story, there are many little-known real details. Understanding them will teach you the mindset and patterns of making money, help you discover profitable business opportunities suitable for you, and give you insights into unique money-making tips. This book collects the most classic money-making stories from all over the world, introducing the world's top ten types of people who can make money and the top ten methods to make money. It offers ten lively case studies for those seeking wealth. Understanding one money-making story is like discovering a business opportunity; learning one method is like opening another path to prosperity, which will change your life!
From Rags to Riches in Stocks
American stock giant Cordell Hull possessed extraordinary business talent. Others built their businesses from small to large, gradually rolling profits forward. But he not only started from scratch but also became a millionaire without investing a single cent. From a poor childhood, Cordell Hull lost his father at a young age, which made him endure great hardships but also mature early. Later, with incredible perseverance, he attended a prestigious university. After graduation, due to financial hardship, he traveled alone to New York and worked as a salesperson for a mutual fund association. A mutual fund, also known as a mutual fund, is an organization that specializes in securities investment. It raises funds from participating shareholders and pools them for mutual benefit, usually investing in listed stocks. If the fund is well-managed, it will gradually grow, and its stock price will rise, benefiting the shareholders.
Cordell Hull thoroughly studied the structure of mutual funds. He found that mutual funds resemble a pyramid: at the bottom are salespeople, above them are sales managers, then regional and national senior salespeople, and at the very top are the managers of mutual funds. Each level above has the authority to take a commission from the salespeople below them. Thus, Cordell Hull used all his money to start a trading cooperative company, hoping to demonstrate his talent in a higher field. At this time, Cordell Hull discovered a great opportunity—the market for American expatriates. These Americans were wealthy and wanted to invest in the U.S. stock market to achieve long-term gains. To seize this golden opportunity, Cordell Hull extensively promoted mutual funds, earning huge profits for himself. This success brought him fame, and more people invested in him. Soon, Cordell Hull noticed that the stock market in Frankfurt was very promising, so he submitted an effective development report, hoping to become the European agent for Frankfurt. Thanks to his reputation and performance, Frankfurt agreed to cooperate with him. As a result, Cordell Hull could take a 20% commission from every transaction made by his salespeople, and he quickly became a millionaire.
In 1960, Cordell Hull registered his own mutual fund company, naming it "International Investment Trust Company." With over a decade of experience in mutual fund sales, Cordell Hull was not only familiar with the industry but also had a large team of trained salespeople. Many clients trusted his company and bought its stocks. Within less than a year, the fund stocks of International Investment Trust Company became highly sought after in the market, and Cordell Hull's income soared. Within two or three years, his wealth reached $750 million, and he became a highly respected stock giant in the United States.
Money-Making Tips
Everyone is born twice in their lifetime. The first time is when they are in their mother's womb, receiving biological life. The second time is when they seize opportunities to achieve themselves.
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