От мафии до Белого дома В 1919 году

От мафии до Белого дома
В 1919 году был введен "сухой закон". Джозеф воспользовался и этим для получения прибыли. Он сформировал альянс главарей мафии из Бостона, Нью-Йорка и Чикаго. Кеннеди занимался импортом алкоголя, а мафия его распространяла.
Деньги от незаконного бизнеса Джозеф использовал для своих операций на Wall Street и для покупки компании по производству фильмов. В 1926 году Джозеф даже купил киностудию FBO. Организовав падение ее акций, он скупил контрольный пакет всего за $75 тыс., а после того, как поменял ее репертуар, компания стала приносить прибыль по $30-50 тыс. в неделю. Впоследствии его медиаимперия пополнилась еще десятком компаний.
Но основную часть прибыли Джозеф получал от манипуляций на фондовом рынке. В 1922 году он ушел из своей брокерской конторы и остался на рынке как частный инвестор. Теперь ему было под силу манипулировать рынком в одиночку. Журнал Fortune оценивал его состояние к середине 20-х годов в $2 млн. Но все еще было впереди.
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Результаты (английский) 1:

From the mafia to the White House In the year 1919 was introduced "dry law". Joseph took advantage of this to make a profit. He formed an Alliance of leaders of the mafia from Boston, New York and Chicago. Kennedy engaged in importing alcohol and mafia it distributed. The money from the illegal business Joseph used for its operations on Wall Street and for the purchase of the company on production of movies. In 1926 year Joseph even bought Studio FBO. Organizing the fall of its stock, he bought up a controlling stake for just $ 75 thousand, and once changed her repertoire, the company became profitable on $ -50th. per week. He was subsequently enlarged with a dozen more mediaimperiâ companies. But the bulk of the profit received from Joseph manipulation in the stock market. In 1922, he resigned from his brokerage firm and remained on the market as a private investor. Now he was able to manipulate the market alone. Fortune magazine estimated his fortune to mid-20 's, $ 2 million. But it was still ahead. Read more: http://kommersant.ru/doc/372776

Результаты (английский) 2:

From the mafia to the White House
"dry law" was introduced in 1919. Joseph and took it for a profit. He formed an alliance Mafia leaders from Boston, New York and Chicago. Kennedy was engaged in the import of alcohol, and the mafia its spread.
Money from the illegal business, Joseph used for its operations on Wall Street and for the purchase by film production companies. In 1926, Joseph even bought a studio FBO. By organizing the fall of its shares, he bought a controlling stake for just $ 75 thousand. And once changed her repertoire, the company became profitable at $ 30-50 thousand. Per week. Subsequently, his media empire gained another dozen companies.
But the bulk of the profits, Joseph received from the manipulation of the stock market. In 1922 he retired from his brokerage firm and remained on the market as a private investor. Now it was under his power to manipulate the market alone. Fortune magazine estimated his fortune to the mid 20-ies in the $ 2 million, but was still ahead..
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Результаты (английский) 3:

from the mob to the white housein 1919, was a "prohibition". and joseph took it for profit. he formed an alliance of warlords mafia from boston, new york and chicago. kennedy was the import of alcohol, and the mafia, it was out of hand.the money from the business. joseph used for operations at wall street, and for the purchase of the company for the production of films. in 1926, joseph even bought the studio FBO. a fall in its shares, he bought the controlling stake for $75. after changed its repertoire, the company was earning a profit on $30 - 50%. in a week. subsequently медиаимперия has still a dozen companies.but the bulk of profits joseph received from the manipulation on the stock market. in 1922 he left his brokerage firm and remained on the market as a private investor. now he was able to manipulate the market alone. the magazine fortune telling his condition to the mid 1920s, $2 million. but it was still ahead.read more: http: / / kommersant.ru / doc / 372776