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The Rothschild Waterloo story is used as a model of fast information, media panic, asset collapse, and buying distressed assets to build financial power.
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Waterloo
The Rothschild Waterloo story is used as a model of fast information, media panic, asset collapse, and buying distressed assets to build financial power.
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"...rich. In 1815, Napoleon and the British fought the Battle of Waterloo. And this would determine who controlled Europe. In the battle, the British..."
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"...his large capital. He staked all he was worth on the Waterloo loan, and the event made him one of the greatest capitalists in..."
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"...extremely well. Napoleon was defeated in 1815 at the Battle of Waterloo, and after that, there's no more wars in Europe, okay? Until maybe..."
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