"Thank you so much, Director Shen!"

"Gentlemen," Zhang Tian suddenly stood up, picked up his wine glass, and his face showed an irrepressible excitement.

"I have urgent business to attend to! I'll settle this meal first, and another day we'll drink until we drop!"

Everyone raised their glasses, expressing their understanding and telling him to go ahead with his work.

As soon as Zhang Tian left, Zhang Jingtao frowned and looked at Zhang Cheng:

"You two, what were you doing so mysteriously just now? What big deal were you up to?" Zhang Tian was unusually impatient.

Zhang Cheng grinned: "Brother Zhang and I have been thinking of joining forces to sweep up the treasury bonds in Jiaxing."

Shen Baiwan gave a forced smile: "As expected of Boss Zhang, he pounced on the smell of blood."

Gao Datong was so focused on picking up food that he seemed oblivious to Shen Baiwan's sour taste.

Zhang Jingtao glared at his old comrade-in-arms secretly. This man's thinking was too rigid.

They ate their meal until the sun was almost setting.

Zhang Cheng got into the rickshaw and closed his eyes to rest.

Zhang Tian's movements were incredibly fast.

Thanks to his connections in Jiaxing, the credit union loan of seven million yuan arrived in his account on the same day.

Of course, the numbers were just sitting in his account; the bank couldn't provide that much cash.

At his command, news of the acquisition of treasury bonds spread like wildfire throughout the streets and alleys of Jiaxing.

Many small business owners, hearing the news, took the initiative to approach the government with treasury bonds.

Zhang Cheng and his companions were arranged by Zhang Tian to stay in a secluded hotel.

Just one night.

The treasury bond market in Jiaxing has undergone a complete transformation.

Zhang Tian entered the game with an astonishing ratio of 100 to 80.

It's important to know that the mainstream ratio in the market is still around 100 to 70, and within state-owned enterprises with high subsidies, it might reach 78%.

But a price of eighty is almost unheard of.

According to this calculation, employees who sell treasury bonds barely lose money, and may even make a small profit.

Those who sold their shares at a ratio of 50% or 60% are now kicking themselves and regretting it deeply.

Meanwhile, ordinary people who still have coupons are holding onto their money tightly, hoping that prices will rise even further.