Debunking the myth of earning from wars.
The popular investment advice "buy when the streets run with blood" turned out to be a myth in the context of real-world wars. Historical analysis shows that during global upheavals, stock exchanges close, governments default on obligations, and the investor's task becomes not to increase wealth but to simply preserve capital.
The real beneficiaries in wars were not stock speculators but neutral bankers and corporations working for the state defense industry.
History shows that the only ones who could win in global conflicts were either neutral parties (Swiss banks) or contractors. In the Soviet system, where there were no private enterprises, enterprising dealers turned out to be ordinary swindlers, who ultimately faced execution or prison.
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