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No matter how reluctant Henry was, Yang Jing was the boss, and a boss who had never made a mistake in judgment before, so in the end Henry had no choice but to unconditionally carry out the task assigned by Yang Jing.
In addition to Yahoo, there are a large number of Internet companies on the list that Yang Jing listed for Henry. It can be said that in this liquidation operation, Akart Capital only retained a few dozen Internet companies, and Akart Capital will liquidate all the stocks of other Internet companies.
The stocks of Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Apple, IBM, Intel, Nvidia, and Amazon naturally cannot be sold. Even during the bursting of the Internet bubble, the stock prices of these companies fell sharply, but Akart Capital's original cost of holding the stocks was very low, so there is no need to worry about losing money.
Not to mention that the stocks of hundreds of Internet companies controlled by Akart Capital will be sold out in the near future. The profits brought by this alone will be enough to make up for the losses caused by the decline in the stock prices of those companies.
The most important thing is that once the stocks of these companies are sold, it will not be easy to get them back later. The bursting of the bubble in the Internet market is not only a disaster, but also a journey of elimination of the fittest.
Only Internet companies that can persist are called true gold that is not afraid of fire. Most of these companies have developed very well in the future. For example, the stocks of the more than ten Internet companies that Akate Capital has a heavy stake in must not be sold. In the future, Yang Jing will still rely on these companies to show off...
Even though the stocks of these companies suffered huge losses in the bubble burst, it was nothing to Akart Capital, which had already made enough profits from the stocks of other Internet companies.
Before the bursting of the Internet bubble, you could make money on the Nasdaq with your eyes closed, especially in the whole year of 1999. The madness was almost the same as in 1987 thirteen years ago.
Akart Capital will naturally not miss this opportunity, and relying on its strong capital strength, Akart Capital has acquired many stocks of Internet companies in the past few years. The appreciation of the stock price alone is enough for Akart Capital to make a living.
Not to mention that Akart Capital will also short the Nasdaq index, which is the highlight of the profit.
Of course, Yang Jing didn't have to worry about these things himself. He only needed to give some general instructions. There were plenty of people to do the specific operations. And considering the current size of the Dragon Fund, even if Yang Jing was split into a hundred parts, he couldn't control all the transactions under the Dragon Fund by himself.
Therefore, he, the invincible "God of Investment", is more often just a symbol.
That’s right, within the Dragon Fund, the big boss Yang Jing is revered by everyone as the “God of Investment”! Buffett, Julian Roberts, and Paulson are not even worthy of carrying shoes in front of their big boss!
This is not bragging. If the boss is unwilling to show up in public, otherwise, just listing the boss's performance over the past 20 years would be enough to make people like Buffett feel ashamed.
The bursting of the Internet market bubble is a screening process of survival of the fittest, but also a feast of integration.
In the process of the bubble bursting, which lasted for two and a half years, a large number of Internet companies that did not conform to the market rules were destined to be eliminated, accounting for about half of all Internet companies at present. A small number of Internet companies will become the leaders of the Internet market in the future, and this number is very small, only a few percent. The remaining Internet companies will be swallowed up one by one by the Internet market leaders in the following few years.
Yang Jing was well aware of the future development process of the Internet market, so he could easily screen out the Internet companies with the most development potential. As for those Internet companies that were destined to die, they were ruthlessly put on the liquidation list by Yang Jing. Yahoo was the most important one among them.
Yang Jing would feel sorry for himself if he didn't take advantage of this opportunity to make a fortune.
Unfortunately, although the bursting of the Internet bubble dealt a devastating blow to the Nasdaq Index, it did not have a significant impact on the Dow Jones Index and the S&P Index, especially the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke through the 10,000-point mark on March 29, 1999, and broke through the mark again on May 3 a month later, although it was also affected by the Nasdaq, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has never fallen below the 10,000-point mark.
If the Dow Jones Industrial Average were to plummet like the Nasdaq, KY Investment Fund would have another feast.
Yang Jing sat alone in the office, tapping the table with his index finger, and then he started laughing.
He also knew that he was a little too greedy. Since the stock market crash in 1987, the only way for the Dow Jones to experience such a dramatic ups and downs again would be to wait until the subprime mortgage crisis broke out a few years later.
Therefore, there is no need to rush now. It would be a good thing to bite off a piece of fat meat on the Nasdaq.
As for gold, although the international gold market has entered a bull market from now on, and this bull market will continue until 2011, now is obviously not the best time to intervene in the gold market on a large scale.
If you want to intervene in the international gold market in a big way, you'd better wait until June 2005. After the September 11th incident in 2001, the lowest international gold price was $257 per ounce. Although the international gold price soared to more than $400 per ounce after the Iraq War in 2003, the real momentum of gold prices was after June 2005.
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