Ingeborga Mootz

Ingeborga Mootz is almost a typical German pensioner. Her 83 of the year, she lives in the tiny town of Giessen, in a small apartment, furnished with old-fashioned furniture. She has blackcurrant juice in the fridge., and yellowed photographs of deceased or departed relatives hang on the walls. The perfect portrait of the average German woman of her age, if not for one "but". Ms. Mootz is one of Germany's most successful private stock speculators. For eight years, a lonely pensioner managed to make money on the stock exchange 500 thousands of euros and is not going to stop there. Today it is very popular in Germany, though, certainly, not so, as legendary investor Warren Buffett in the US. She wrote a book., Lectures, gives interviews and teaches pensioners, how to make money in the stock market.