There is a saying in the United States that American money is in the pockets of Jews.
According to statistics, Jews have a population of more than 16 million in the world, accounting for only 0.3% of the world's population, but their wealth accounts for more than 70% of the world's wealth.
The United States "Forbes" magazine announced that in 2017, the United States more than 30 billionaires, Jews accounted for 75%. Among the world's richest entrepreneurs, Jews make up nearly half, and famous financial companies such as Goldman Sachs and Solomon Brothers were founded by Jews. 50 percent of Wall Street's elite is Jewish.
Why does such a small country, with such a small population, have so much wealth? This is because they have three magic weapons to make money.
One of the magic weapons: doing business and doing business for the rich
The Jewish classic Talmud says that "78:22" is an eternal law with no room for compromise.
That is to say, in this world, the rich account for only 22% of people, only a minority.
The vast majority of people are ordinary people, accounting for 78% of this proportion. If ordinary people want to make money, they have to make money in the hands of the rich.
Akkad, an American-Jewish man who dropped out of school to work at an investment company due to his father's early death. But he did not give up his studies, worked while studying on his own, and thus finished college.
During this time, he observed that 78% of the company's business came from 22% of its wealthy customers.
This requires the business community to carefully study and analyze the composition of its own customers, focusing 78% of its energy on 22% of the wealthy, rather than using power evenly.
The thoughtful Akkad focused his main focus on wealthy clients at work and became a millionaire in just two years.
Later, he founded an investment company of his own, pooling Jewish scattered funds into costly projects with high rates of return.
After years of struggle, Akkad became a prominent figure on Monopoly Wall Street.
Throughout the world, most of the goods traded by the Jews were gold, silver, jewelry, furs, etc., which, although expensive, were needed by the rich and could be highly profitable.
The second magic weapon: to do business to earn money in a woman's pocket
The center of the world is the man, but the center of the man is the woman. So, the owner of the money is actually a woman.
The source of wealth for Jewish merchants was to open shops for women. They know that if they win a woman, they win wealth.
Because this is the phenomenon of human society, it is a man who earns money, and a woman who uses money. It is easy to make a woman's money, and it is 10 times harder to make a man's money than it is to make a woman's money.
Therefore, if you aim at women, you will definitely be able to make a lot of money.
Jewish merchants, in order to win the favor of women of different ages, divided their time into two parts.
Daytime products cater to the clothing, underwear, etc. that are of interest to housewives. At night, it was transformed into a fashionable goods store, bringing a youthful and beautiful atmosphere to the store to cater to the eyes of young women.
The third magic weapon: to do business to make mouth money business
As the saying goes, the mouth is a bottomless pit of consumption, and there are more than 7 billion bottomless pits on the earth today, and this number is huge.
Another source of wealth for Jewish merchants was the human mouth. In order to survive, people need to constantly absorb energy and consume energy. For this reason, the Jews managed to trade in all the edible commodities.
The Jewish merchant Simplotter, during World War II, bought one of the largest vegetable processing plants in the United States to process dehydrated potatoes for the native soldiers of the combat troops.
In the 1950s, frozen fried potatoes were developed. Simplott went on a "frozen fried potato strip" production line to meet the need for fresh taste in people's mouths.
Later, Simplot became one of the richest hundredaires in the world.
Jewish merchants firmly believed that the catering industry was an industry that would never fall. In Israel, in the United States, and around the world, Jewish restaurants, bars, and nightclubs abound, and it's hard to count how much money they make.