The Oppenheimers got lucky

• The Oppenheimers did not get lucky, they made smart business decisions and took advantage of opportunities at the right time.
• The Oppenheimer family's success is also attributed to the foresight and ability of Ernest and Harry Oppenheimer, who effectively absorbed Cecil John Rhodes' business interests and turned them into a mining behemoth.
• Wiese's comments on luck are likely a marketing ploy to downplay the role of hard work and strategic decision-making in his own success, and may not reflect the actual circumstances surrounding the Oppenheimer family's business dealings.