Chapter 371 Prelude to the Great Battle

"You son of a bitch!"

Upon hearing the news, Xing Baohua stood up from his chair in shock, cursing inwardly.

Previously, we analyzed whether speculative funds would withdraw directly or make a comeback.

Xing Baohua always believed that speculative investors couldn't hold on, since the money wasn't theirs and came from private equity.

They want to make a profit, not waste time confronting Xing Baohua in the stock market.

Everyone who knows finance thinks so, but then Uncle Su appeared.

They don't follow the usual path!

He persuaded other speculative investors to surrender and come to negotiate with Xing Baohua.

Did he stab a bunch of speculative investors in the back?

Or do they want to use speculative investors as cannon fodder to mislead them?

I can't see through it, I can't guess it.

Indeed, if one could see through and guess the ways of Master Su, there would be no Master Su in later generations who is so awesome.

How could a legendary figure who is on par with Buffett be understood by ordinary people?

Buffett mainly plays stocks, while Solskjaer focuses on foreign exchange.

The two individuals target different markets, but their group is involved in all kinds of financial products.

Mr. Suo has also achieved considerable success in the stock market.

Xing Baohua convened a meeting to discuss the matter.

Grandpa Su took the opportunity to buy a lot of stocks and kept a close eye on them.

Should I sell my stocks now or hold onto them?

Xing Baohua hesitated to issue the order, deciding to observe the situation first.

His hesitation caused the falling stock to slowly rise, turning from red to green.

Subsequently, with this guidance, prices gradually rose again, albeit slowly.

Throughout the office hall, phone calls were constantly being made, and people were constantly drawing line diagrams on the whiteboard while listening to numbers.

Because the computer is not connected to the internet, I cannot view the price quotes online.

It can only be drawn by phone, by someone close to us.

Well, upon seeing the transaction data, Xing Baohua knew that retail investors had taken over.

Many small orders were completed continuously.

rise!

Xing Baohua was worried about what would happen to these retail investors.

Sure enough, a slight rise made people feel that the decline had stopped, so they quickly bought at the bottom.

Is this low? It's still at the neckline, hurry up and get out of there, or you'll be trapped.

Getting angry won't help; they brought it on themselves.

Before prices rose too much, Xing Baohua quickly ordered a large release of goods to drive prices down.

As soon as Xing Baohua released the goods, the price immediately dropped by 2%.

A large number of sell orders are piled up at the bottom.

Those retail investors who had just bought in at the peak were dumbfounded. Some remained calm and didn't rush things. Others, however, were very anxious; their luck had been terrible.

Some people say that this is not a matter of luck, but rather a deliberate manipulation by the bookmakers to drive up the price and then suppress it.

Retail investors took a bite, but this amount is insignificant to the overall situation. Who cares about the fate of retail investors when it comes to playing the stock market?

And they make their money from the money in their hands.

When Xing Baohua releases his shares, the Quantum Fund buys some, and then buys more after the price drops.

This is similar to the method of planting landmines.

I'm not afraid of the other party planting landmines. Xing Baohua has plenty of shares. If they have the ability, they can buy them. It would be best if they could buy the whole company. Do they have that much capital?

Every time the Quantum Fund rallies, the data shows that quite a few fearless retail investors still enter the market.

Another day passed, and the entire financial department of Huahong Group was working overtime.

Organize today's data and analyze each transaction.

The chaotic scene turned the usually quiet office into a bustling market.

Fearing a shortage of manpower, they even called up the staff from Haina Finance downstairs to work overtime.

With limited manpower, most of Haina's staff were assigned by Xing Baohua to Japan and the United States.

The dozen or so people who stayed behind are practically slacking off.

Few are willing to work overtime, but they grit their teeth and persevere because of the substantial overtime pay.

With over forty people, Xing Baohua discussed with the head of the finance department and decided to split them into two shifts.

Everyone worked overtime until 10 p.m., some went home after get off work, and the rest stayed until the next morning.

Those who stay overnight will receive double the hourly overtime pay, and those who go home at 10 pm will receive 1.5 times the hourly pay, plus reimbursement for taxi fares.

At this critical juncture, it all depends on the performance of the employees.

Fortunately, everyone was enthusiastic, and no one dared to raise any objections.

Xing Baohua didn't go back to rest either, but stayed in his office to oversee things.

It's basically telling all the employees outside that even the boss is working overtime, so how can you not work hard?

Other departments also stayed to assist, but there were fewer people.

None of Xing Baohua's secretarial team left; they helped order late-night snacks for employees working overtime.

They even booked a taxi for 10 o'clock.

Humanized management, very well done.

These things don't actually cost much, but when used on ordinary employees, they can have some subtle effects.

Even after they leave their jobs, they'll say, "When I was working overtime at my previous company, they were provided with a car."

When others hear this, they feel envious.

In later generations, these were all overused tactics, nothing more than a predictable routine.

Xing Baohua was in his office, looking at many reports and information on other speculative financial groups.

One of these documents is an analysis of the Quantum Foundation.

The main operators and analysts included Xing Baohua, but I didn't see Uncle Suo in this document.

Ask someone why Grandpa Suo isn't in this document.

The person who provided the information also looked completely bewildered when questioned.

He countered Xing Baohua's question: "Why does it have to be Uncle Suo?"

Hearing this, Xing Baohua sighed inwardly.

The intelligence analysis expert we invited, has he never heard of Mr. Suo?

However, the intelligence employee pointed to the documents on Xing Baohua's desk.

He said, "Boss, you shouldn't be focusing your energy on the Quantum Fund."

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