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The most accurate mind in the history of physics lost one-third of its entire fortune. This happened even after it had executed a perfect sell-off. Newton's trading records, restored after 300 years, are different from the story we knew. 💡 Director's Note The adage that "even a genius cannot beat the stock market" has been consumed for 300 years. However, when a paper published in the Journal of the Royal Society in 2019 restored Newton's account records, what was revealed was a record far more uncomfortable than the adage. He was not a scholar ignorant of the market, but a Mint Director investigating counterfeiters, and in the midst of madness, his first action was not to buy, but to take perfect profits. The problem lies on the next page of the ledger. This video follows one person's trading record line by line. Why did the seller return at a higher price? Tracing that answer leads not to Newton's ledger, but to the South Sea Company's ledger, where things are written that cannot be explained by the word "individual folly." Stocks allocated without payment, a list of shareholders published in the newspaper, and treasury stock loans funded by company money. And even a verdict diametrically opposed to expectations regarding that famous quote. In the same year, the name of one person who sold the same stock and did not return still remains at the front gate of a hospital in London. The difference between the two ledgers was not intelligence. ◼️ Chapter 00:00 [The Strange Ledger]: The name that calculated universal gravitation is on the stock trading records 00:30 [The Investigator's Background]: He was not a naive scholar, but a man who sent counterfeiters to the gallows 02:22 [The Product Called Story]: Why no trade profits are found in this company's ledger 04:17 [Perfect Profit-taking]: Newton's first action in the midst of madness 05:01 [Keynes's Counterargument]: "Newton did not lose": The final verdict of a 300-year debate 06:05 [The Unexplained Record]: The seller and the buyer are the same person 09:31 [The Designed Room]: The names of those in power, installment subscriptions, and the cycle of treasury stock loans 12:36 [The True Nature of the Quote]: The moment the near-fake and the real were swapped 14:05 [Two Ledgers]: The Mint Director who went back in, and the one who did not return Bookstore #NamhaeCompanyBubbleCase #Newton #Bubble #EconomicHistory #BehindMoney ◼️ Disclaimer All content on this channel is produced for the purpose of examining economic historical facts and financial systems. The information included in the videos is intended solely as educational and reference material to aid the public's intellectual insight and does not recommend or imply any investment in, buying, or selling of specific assets (stocks, real estate, cryptocurrencies, etc.). The market is like a giant gear that no one can predict. Behind Money and the production team bear no legal or financial liability for investment decisions made based solely on the content of this video without the viewer's own independent and prudent judgment. The consequences and responsibility for all economic choices rest entirely with the investor.