The Most Interesting Investor of The Gilded Age

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  @HamishHodder · 1 year ago · pinned

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• LE

  @lewsaboy1645 · 1 year ago

  and theres me thinking im frugal making my coffee at home.

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• CL

  @clarkroberts5603 · 1 year ago

  I read a book written about her, railroads were a means of getting her hands on vast amounts of land attached with them. She&apos;d buy up the bonds and wait for the company to fail. Sell off the line and pocket the difference. Brilliant lady

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• TH

  @TheJttv · 1 year ago (edited)

  Wait a channel that does actually research and digs into the old papers. Unheard of. You get a sub.

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• CA

  @Calla-g4n · 1 year ago

  The importance of a good father right here. Maintaining wealth is still a skill even if it was inherited

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• GE

  @Ger1d0s · 1 year ago

  The mysterious story of success of the Witch of Wallstreet: proceeds to tell how she inherited her wealth estimated at hundreds of millions in today&apos;s value

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• AN

  @AntoineWilliams7118 · 1 year ago

  It’s nice to watch a Video with real photos and real voice over

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• JE

  @jeffreymartin6369 · 1 year ago

  Her son was my best friends great grandfather’s business partner! EHR Green came to Dallas where his mother owned a stretch a RR. I don’t think she ever visited but his grandmother told stories to me about visiting Hetty in NYC. Hetty lived rather like a pauper but she was generous with Katherine a child and her sister and mother. She hired expensive carriages for them and put them up at a posh hotel as her son’s guests! She gave them gifts and was kind but Katherine said her dress was appalling and she was VERY odd. The videographer should research EHR Ned Green and his life in Dallas with his former prostitute lady friend! There’s a story there! He had a prosthetic leg having lost his leg from her neglect when he was a child so the rumor was

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• JY

  @jyy9624 · 1 year ago

  Fun fact - petroleum&apos;s first commercial use was to sidtill kerosene for illumination by Rockefeller - wiped out whale oil

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• MA

  @ManMade-o5r · 1 year ago

  Refusing to treat your kid coz of frugality is a crime.

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• MA

  @mattivation_inc · 1 year ago

  I really enjoy these investment lessons based on real life people. That was an enjoyable history lesson. Thanks mate.

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• VI

  @victorfontaine4943 · 1 year ago

  In a misguided fit of revenge her son squandered his inheritance when she died. He didn’t die broke but there wasn’t much left. Not sure if he had any children.

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