What were the outstanding financial figures in ancient China?

Shen Wansan, Ming Dynasty funded Zhu Yuanzhang.

I think it should be Fan Li, who is excellent as a general and a businessman.

Fan Li, Hu Xueyan, Lü Buwei.

If there is one of the most influential financial figures in history, it is none other than Jesse Livermore, the big Wall Street bearer of the last century. His life is a legend. His life was crazy.

In the 30s of the last century, the Great Crash of the United States caused countless Americans to go bankrupt, but he became one of the richest people on almost Wall Street by shorting the war. The Dow Jones was beaten from a high of 350 to 45 points. That's down nearly 90 percent.

The Great Collapse of the United States. Hundreds of millions of dollars in profits. It is known as the biggest short on Wall Street.

Later, because of the suicide of his son and the betrayal of his wife, he was unable to engage in transactions rationally and was defeated by the market. Finally commit suicide.

Charlie Dennis. The commodity ** made a fortune, and $400 magically became a legend of $200 million after 15 years. After encountering a setback on **.

George. Soros, Jim. Rogers, these two are the partners of the former quantum. I don't need to say much about their deeds.

American stock god Warren Buffett. The Japanese god of stocks.

Peter. Lynch During Peter Lynch's 13 years as Magellan's manager, Magellan managed assets.

The company grew from $20 million to $14 billion, with more than 1 million investors, making it Fidelity's flagship and achieving an average annual compound rate of return.

Julian. Robertson. This should be no stranger to everyone, the founder of Tiger in the last century, was the largest hedge at that time, and quantum was inferior in front of it.

Outstanding track record. Later, due to investment errors in risk management and other aspects, it was forced to liquidate due to huge losses.

John. Paulson, a billionaire who was the biggest winner of the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, was known as the "Wall Street Voidman" for profiting from shorting in the 2008 financial crisis.

I'll focus on Jesse Livermore. Why put him first. Because Soros and his ilk are hardly comparable to Jesse Livermore.

Wealth: Jesse Livermore went bankrupt in 1914, but in 1929 he made $100 million ($4.2 billion in U.S. taxes that year).

Theory: The idea of breaking through to new highs and gradually increasing positions all originated from him.

Works: "Memoirs of a Writer" is almost 100 years old, and this book is still firmly in the first place of classic books.

Morgan, the big banker, begged him in his private capacity not to sell short (which is equivalent to saying that you are not making money).

Roosevelt of the United States asked him to go to the White House and ask him to close the cotton position to save the country.

And it should be said that Jesse Livermore committed suicide in his 60s, and his wealth was amassed in more than a decade. Both Warren Buffett and Soros have struggled for more than half a century. And Soros and his ilk use ** to make money, and use investors' money to make money.

And Jesse Livermore is a true self-made, lone wolf. Rely on sharp insight. Alone.

Invincible.