Counterflow 92: Ditching the School Flower at the Start and Building a Trillion Empire

In his previous life, Lin Yifeng was tricked by his first love into going abroad, missing the period of rapid development in his homeland.

He finally managed to amass a fortune of hundreds of...

Chapter 271 A Triumphant Return

In 1992, not many people could afford to buy stocks.

In most cases, like in Shenzhen, only a very small number of people are frantically buying, seeing it as an opportunity to make a fortune.

Meanwhile, in Shanghai, securities trading has gradually taken shape, with only the state remaining ready to intervene and take over at any time.

Lin Yifeng buys stocks not only out of curiosity, but also as an investment.

1992 was a relatively stable year for the stock market. In 1993, a formal system was established in China, and the domestic stock market began to take off gradually.

Like the initial stocks, they will basically grow exponentially.

To put it bluntly, Lin Yifeng's plan to buy stocks is essentially buying some assets so that they can generate money there.

He just needs to patiently wait for the stock to take off, and then he can come to Shanghai to withdraw the money.

Lin Yifeng didn't know much about the stock market.

However, all he knew was that buying stocks now would be incredibly profitable, even if he bought blindly; the only question was how much he would make.

But when they went to buy it again in 1993, the situation was quite different.

Lin Yifeng also plans to try his luck in the stock market early tomorrow morning.

In the evening, after everyone had packed up, Lin Yifeng took a few people to the old street to experience the local cuisine. After dinner, he also showed everyone the night view of Shanghai.

"Slow down! Don't go too far!"

Xu Qingyi reminded Xu Wanxia.

Xu Wanxia, ​​wearing a straw hat she had just bought, happily ran along the Bund, feeling the cool evening breeze.

Guo Fengsheng followed Lin Yifeng, looking around at the brightly lit city, and couldn't help but sigh.

"I can't believe that just a few months ago, I was lying on a broken wooden bed in my bedroom."

Lin Yifeng raised an eyebrow but did not respond.

He knew better than anyone that all of this was achieved through Guo Fengsheng's efforts.

Of all the people in the dormitory, he was the only one willing to follow Lin Yifeng and work so hard.

That's what brought him the life he has now.

Guo Fengsheng was also very grateful to Lin Yifeng. If it weren't for him, he might still be working day and night in some factory and would never have had the chance to see the prosperity of Shanghai.

"Old Guo, there's still a long road ahead."

Lin Yifeng sighed and took Guo Fengsheng to find Xu Qingyi and the others.

That night, everyone saw many things that they couldn't see in Makino City.

For example, there are double-decker buses, trams in the old town, and all sorts of European and American style buildings.

These things left a deep impression on everyone.

Back at the hotel, the group continued their excited discussion even after they had rested.

The next morning, Lin Yifeng let them do as they pleased, gave them some money, and told them to have a good time exploring Shanghai.

He headed straight for his destination—the Securities Building!

As the first stock exchange in China, this place can be said to be a gathering place for people from all kinds of companies in the country. Even before the morning started, there were many people in suits and ties at the entrance reading local financial newspapers in Shanghai.

Along the way, Lin Yifeng also saw many people wearing white shirts, holding mobile phones and talking excitedly about the recent stock market.

Without a doubt, these people are the local elite class in Shanghai. Unlike others, they have been immersed in securities trading since the opening of the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

Lin Yifeng had just sat down on a flower bed outside and was flipping through yesterday's financial newspaper when a middle-aged man covered in sweat sat down next to him.

The middle-aged man wiped the sweat from his forehead, tucked his handbag between his legs, and flipped through yesterday's newspaper.

Lin Yifeng glanced at the man out of the corner of his eye. The man was looking at the newspaper with a furrowed brow, which probably meant that the stocks he bought had not risen recently.

There was no conversation between the two; they simply waited in silence.

A moment later, a man in a white shirt rushed over, and immediately began to smile obsequiously at the man.

"Mr. Liu, I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry! I was taking my child to school, that's why I'm late."

The man didn't say much, just nodded silently, pulled the man in the shirt to his side, and they started discussing how to buy stocks that day.

During the conversation, the man in the white shirt kept glancing at Lin Yifeng.

Lin Yifeng's youthful appearance caught his attention.

In the two years he had spent working at the stock exchange, he had seen all sorts of people, but he had never seen anyone as young as Lin Yifeng before.

People who come to the stock exchange are usually older and well-off.

You hardly see any young faces here.

But looking at the financial newspaper in Lin Yifeng's hand, the man vaguely sensed that Lin Yifeng was a potential customer.

With other business owners around, the man was unsure whether to approach them and try to find an opportunity for cooperation.

Shortly after, the stock market opened, and countless people got up and rushed to the entrance.

The man turned around and saw that Lin Yifeng was still standing there, so he gave up the idea of ​​recruiting Lin Yifeng.

It wasn't that Lin Yifeng didn't want to go in, but rather that he wasn't in a hurry at all.

These days, most people who come here to buy stocks hold shares in multiple companies, and they are constantly monitoring the stock market's rise and fall.

If the rate of increase of their stocks slows down, they will sell them directly to avoid a downward trend.

The reason these people rushed in was simply to check the rise and fall of their stocks, hoping to be the first to trade at the window.

Lin Yifeng, on the other hand, was not in a hurry.

Anyway, his original intention was to buy some stocks to hold until he could withdraw the money later.

Whether you buy it early or late, it's all the same, so why bother going to the door now and squeezing into the queue with everyone else?

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