"One Day. One Billion Dollars — The Bold Trade of George Soros"
George Soros was not born rich or powerful.
He was a Jewish boy in Hungary who survived World War II by using fake identities to hide from the Naazis.
After the war, he moved to London with almost nothing — poor but determined.
He worked as a waiter by day and studied economics by night at the London School of Economics.
In 1992, he made one of the boldest financial moves ever:
He shorted $10 billion worth of British pounds.
He believed the pound was overvalued and about to collapse.
On September 16, 1992, known as Black Wednesday, Britain pulled out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. The pound crashed — and Soros made $1 billion in a single day.
The world was shocked. The media called him:
“The Man Who Broke the Bank of England.”
But Soros wasn’t just about money.
He has donated over $32 billion to causes like education, freedom, and democracy.
This is not just a story about trading —
It’s about vision, courage, and a sharp mind that changed history.
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