第二次世界大战期间,谷物成了战略物资。当时美国政府规定,不许用谷物酿酒。作为美国酿酒业老前辈的哈默先生一眼看透,唯有用谷物酿造的威士忌才能成为热门货。他看准行情,立刻以每股90美元的价格一举买下5500股美国酿酒厂的股票,并签订了以5 500桶烈性威士忌作为股息的合同。两个月后,酒业股票上扬,涨幅突破每股150美元。此时,哈默将以前一时难以卖出的 During the Second World War, cereal became strategic supplies. At that time, the U.S. government stipulated that grain should not be used for winemaking. Mr. Hammer, the veteran of the American wine industry, saw at a glance that only whiskey brewed with cereals can become a hot item. He spotted the market and immediately bought 5,500 U.S. breweries at a whopping $ 90 a share and signed a contract to pay 5,500 barrels of strong whiskey as a dividend. Two months later, liquor stocks rose, or more than 150 US dollars per share. At this point, Hammer will be difficult to sell the previous moment