How did the earliest American private capital operate?

Capital operation refers to a mode of operation that uses market rules to realize value appreciation and benefit growth through the skill operation of capital itself or the scientific movement of capital.

The earliest operation of private capital in the United States was:

People in the eastern region were encouraged to farm and develop in the western region through the Homestead Act, but after a period of time, it was found that the effect was not very obvious, so this model was put into the western region, which attracted a large number of people to the western region, and quickly promoted the development of local real estate, transportation, tourism and other industries, and the economy also improved rapidly.

this model is called "offshore economy" in America.

In fact, capital operation is not applied in the United States. It was invented in the United States, developed in Japan and matured in Singapore.

The core idea of capital operation in the United States is to concentrate scattered funds and redistribute them according to a certain proportion, so that some people can get rich quickly and most people can earn money.

Up to now, it is an investment and financial management model with the most advanced management, the highest bonus distribution, the least risk and the most humanized cooperation.

There are many modes of investment and financial management, such as buying dividend insurance, buying and selling stocks, funds, futures, foreign exchange, bank deposits, etc., and the pure capital operation mode of mutual assistance is adopted, but the ways and methods are different, and the subjects are different, which is essentially the same.