By 1932, The Dow Had Lost 90% Of Its Value. J. Paul Getty Called It 'The Opportunity Of A Lifetime' And Scooped Up Shares Of American Oil Companies. 25 Years Later, Fortune Named Him 'The Wealthiest Living American.'

By 1932, The Dow Had Lost 90% Of Its Value. J. Paul Getty Called It 'The Opportunity Of A Lifetime' And Scooped Up Shares Of American Oil Companies. 25 Years Later, Fortune Named Him 'The Wealthiest Living American.'

When the Dow collapsed and investors fled, one man saw something no one else wanted to see. What he did next with a few dollars and a contrarian bet took decades to fully unfold.

By 1932, The Dow Had Lost 90% Of Its Value. J. Paul Getty Called It ‘The Opportunity Of A Lifetime’ And Scooped Up Shares Of American Oil Companies. 25 Years Later, Fortune Named Him ‘The Wealthiest Living American.’

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