The Braun brothers, who were destined to become some of the most successful people in the field of stock markets, took their life start from the lowest point. Otto and Lars were born not so much in destitution, but in poverty for sure. Their father held a small brokerage firm and could barely make ends meet. Perhaps it was extreme penury that brought the two brothers together. Despite the four-year age difference, the Braun brothers were inseparable like twins. Since their early age, they tried to be useful to the family. The embrace of stock exchange overtook the Braun brothers at a very young age. Actually, they did not want deal with anything else. Their whole narrow world was made up of the tiny company of their father, where they spent days and nights as boys and teenagers later. In 1991, the brothers moved to Luxembourg from the hometown of Vianden, located on the border with Germany. There were better work opportunities. At first, the Brothers got into a small brokerage firm specializing in the sale of lesser-known companies and their shares at a very low price. And in just six months at the new place Otto has grown from a sales agent to a department head. The brothers worked for about four years, gaining practical experience in buying and selling a wide variety of stocks. Then they moved to England, taking up positions of sales agents. Things got even better here. Otto soon became a head of department, and Lars (it worth mention, he was more technically gifted of the two brothers, but Otto compensated for some technical lag with his entrepreneurial streak) began to use fundamental analysis alone. This was the starting point. Otto found an investor and the brothers opened their first brokerage firm in a rented office with his money. Otto and Lars arranged sale of shares of then-lesser-known companies and engaged exclusively in this direction.