Mitsui Bank had used this tactic before during the Hong Kong stock market crash, when Xing Baohua even tricked them.

Never learn your lesson?

"It's definitely not that simple," Xing Baohua shook his head and said, "Please pass on a message to your chairman, thanking him for his attention. I appreciate his kindness. I have distribution channels, and I'll prioritize cooperating with you next time there's a good opportunity."

"Chairman, Mitsui Bank is your most loyal partner, and we will stand with you through this difficult time," Mitsui Fujisaburo said with a sincere bow.

If you believe that, Xing Baohua has wasted his life. Those Japanese devils are cunning; they seem sincere, but they're actually full of evil intentions.

Xing Baohua roughly understood why Mitsui Bank wanted to help him with distribution. Although the commission was a significant source of profit, the key was that they wanted to provide a channel for Japanese investors.

Even if they only grant a 10% distribution quota, that would still represent 10% of the outstanding shares. Once these shares are pooled together, Mitsui Bank only needs to exceed 5% to make a disclosure, or even without making a disclosure, they can sell them at a high price to a powerful institution.

This is Mitsui Bank's ultimate goal.

If Xing Baohua can win this match, everything will be fine. They can continue to be obedient grandsons, and everything will be amicable.

If Xing Baohua loses, their sinister true colors will be revealed. They will then tell Xing Baohua that they had no choice, otherwise the Japanese investors who suffered losses would file complaints against them.

When are banks ever afraid of complaints? Whether it's wealth management funds, insurance deposits, or various investment promotions, who have they ever been afraid of?

No matter how much Mitsui Fujisaburo pleaded, Xing Baohua simply wouldn't agree. If she did, Xing Baohua would have already lost half the battle.

At least 10% of the stocks will fall into the hands of international speculative capital.

Mitsui Fujii left, and Jin Xin followed their conversation closely. Only after he left did he ask Xing Baohua why he didn't agree to Mitsui Bank's distribution offer, as having an additional distribution channel would make stock trading faster.

Xing Baohua then told Jin Xin his suspicions: people's hearts are treacherous, and one must be wary at all times.

It was getting late, so Xing Baohua told Jin Xin to go home and rest. At this point, Xing Baohua needed to work overtime; he needed to know the situation of the stock market in Da Mei that evening.

The absence of a stock market also affects Hong Kong.

Furthermore, there is an unstable factor: the stock prices of Columbia Pictures and that comic book company.

Xing Baohua bet they wouldn't dare touch Colombia, after all, Colombia is a huge company with complex and intertwined shareholder relationships.

If Colombia is really targeted, Xing Baohua doesn't want to support the stock price unless he, as chairman, is ousted.

This guy also knows that Colombia's shareholders want an industrialist, not a speculator, to lead them.

Those bastards on Wall Street, once they succeed, they'll definitely find a big buyer to sell the shares and make a profit.

As expected, Xing Baohua encountered malicious suppression in Hong Kong, and some of his related overseas holding companies also began to decline, although the decline was not significant.

The entire Hainan Investment Company also operates on two shifts, with some working overtime and others working the night shift.

They get very excited if they can get any information out of the president's office.

Unfortunately, Xing Baohua only assigned them tasks without truly trusting them. They received no information whatsoever; all they did was compile stock market data reports.

The trader from DaMei will arrive around midnight. Xing Baohua has already arranged to receive them, let them rest first, and then arrange a place for them to work.

In short, they should not be allowed to appear at the company.

The traders for Haina and Huahong were also separated and given a safe, secluded place to work.

Armed personnel from the security company acquired by Xing Baohua protected them, but this protection was actually surveillance.

All communication devices will be collected first, and then monitored through the network to see if any applications or emails are sending messages.

However, the time was not right yet. Geng Rui and the others did not need to arrive. First, they should focus on studying the Eagle Bank server system with Xiao Tian.

After all, that's the main battlefield.

Of course, if pushed too far, Xing Baohua could also pull some tricks in the Hong Kong stock market.

In this way, if someone raises questions about the stock market server, it will alert the European side, which is somewhat like stirring up trouble.

The decline in Colombian stocks this night did not exceed the warning line and can be ignored for the time being.

The stock market continued to plummet the following day, falling rapidly.

Xing Baohua has already convened shareholder meetings for several listed companies.

The main theme is to be vigilant and defend against any threats. He has already allocated billions of yuan as support. Shareholders, don't just stand by and watch; contribute your strength and money if you have the ability.

Anyone who wants to sell their shares should give him a day's notice so they can part ways amicably. But if anyone tries to sabotage things behind his back, don't blame him for what he'll do.

While others use a combination of carrot and stick, he uses the stick first and then the stick.

The principle is the same, but the effect is different. The minority shareholders are after money. Xing Baohua has now united Huahong headquarters like a water bucket, and no one can get in. The combined financial power of these shareholders can shake Hong Kong.

Where can minority shareholders afford this?

After the board meetings of Huahong Bank, Huahong Telecom, and Huahong Aviation Logistics concluded, the stocks of these companies surprisingly began to decline slowly.

Xing Baohua made it seem like he was dealing with cash, and anyone who wanted to sell shares would get to him first.

He'll accept any premium, but this hides a threatening signal: he'll leave you with nowhere to spend your money.

Many minority shareholders originally wanted to take advantage of the situation by offering a high price that Xing Baohua would find unsuitable, thus depriving Xing Baohua of his preemptive right to repurchase shares.

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