Huang Qiming's words made Xing Baohua somewhat relent, and Xing Baohua told him that he needed time to think about it.

The meeting was temporarily adjourned. Before leaving, Huang Qiming told Xing Baohua to call him when he had made up his mind.

The longer Xing Baohua thinks about it, the more disadvantageous it will be for him.

After everyone left, Jin Xin came out, went to the reception room, walked to Xing Baohua's side, and asked, "Should we fight it out or give up?"

“The ultimate interest of businessmen is to make money. We have already made our money, so we have achieved our goal. Now we just need an opportunity to back down gracefully,” Xing Baohua replied.

“I’m really afraid you’ll just tough it out! You’re not as good as them at playing dirty tricks,” Jin Xin said.

"That's the truth. Public opinion is in my favor right now. They need to eliminate some of the influence. My condition is that international speculative capital withdraws so that I can free up my resources to go to Europe."

“The international speculative capital has lost money in your hands, and they certainly won’t leave willingly. I doubt you can persuade the Hong Kong government with your terms,” Jin Xin said.

“The Hong Kong government will speak on my behalf, since they are also involved in my dealings with international speculative capital. If the international speculative capital doesn’t leave soon, it will really cause a mess. They will definitely try their best to make the international speculative capital wait for me in Europe.”

“That’s true. Hong Kong is subject to foreign exchange restrictions, but Europe is different. It’s their own territory. They will make up for the loss of face and damage in Hong Kong in Europe.” Jin Xin nodded and agreed with Xing Baohua’s analysis.

The foreigners involved in this incident in Hong Kong are also cleaning up their own pockets, with some working at the stock exchange destroying evidence of their collusion with international speculative capital.

At the same time, he quickly resigned and left this free port.

They have been in contact with Xing Baohua's missing employees, and they know why they disappeared.

It was definitely Xing Baohua's doing. They had no proof, but they knew it in their hearts. Besides, Xing Baohua didn't have time to deal with them right now, so why didn't they run away quickly and wait to be added to the missing persons list?

Foreigners are busy making money; they have no time to care about these working-class people.

In the following two days, the stock prices of Huahong Group's listed companies soared, showing a very encouraging upward trend. Of course, those who bought stocks to support Xing Baohua were even happier.

I bought it for a low price, and now it's more than doubled in value. How could I not be happy?

Regardless of how much you lost on Huahong before, that's the stock market! There are gains and losses. If you didn't see the warning before entering the market, remember that the stock market is risky and you are responsible for any losses.

It's like gambling; no matter how much you lose, you're happy as long as you win once.

While international speculative capital was not making a move, the stock price continued to rise, and Xing Baohua did not take control. If he had taken control at this time, it would have been even more disheartening.

After two days of deliberation, Xing Baohua had someone inform the Hong Kong government that if the international speculators withdrew, he would stop.

In reality, if the Hong Kong government ignores him, the situation will remain as it is, and it will eventually fade away. Anyway, it doesn't affect the livelihoods of Hong Kong people, so it's not a problem.

Following this step, with some people from the Hong Kong government stepping in to mediate, Xing Baohua's side achieved a minor victory.

Despite earning over a billion, the actual profit wasn't much; most of it went to the banks.

The bridge crossing is very expensive.