Jiang Yimei felt a little sorry for Yao Yao.

If you sell your stocks now, you'll definitely lose money.

If we keep waiting, things might get better, but they might also get worse.

If it were her, she would also find it difficult to make a decision.

Perhaps this is the mentality of most stock investors: no one wants to lose money, so they wait and wait, only to lose even more.

She didn't have any great advice, but Lin Congzhi's words would all have some merit; it just depended on how Yaoyao interpreted them.

Yao Yao's understanding was: "Lin Congzhi, are you just talking without understanding the situation?"

Lin Congzhi retorted, "Why would I need to harm you?"

The meaning of this sentence is now even clearer.

Yao Yao understood immediately, quickly dispelling her tension and calming down.

Gao Jiakai's story became increasingly unbelievable.

Could it be that the stocks this girl picked have a chance to turn around?

He didn't want to face that moment, because he was sure to be ridiculed by that little brat.

Jiang Yimei is becoming more and more interested.

I really want to know whether Yaoyao ultimately made a profit or a loss.

Half an hour later, Jiang Yimei sold all her stocks.

In total, she earned more than $500 in that hour.

Five hundred dollars may seem like a small amount, but it is actually a lot. If she earns five hundred dollars every twenty days, she can earn ten thousand dollars a month.

In the United States, the per capita GDP is only a few thousand dollars, yet she has already contributed to the GDP.

After selling all her stocks, she didn't want to continue trading. Since the market was closing soon, she knew that investing more wouldn't yield good results and might even result in losses, so she wasn't willing to take that risk.

After waiting for another half hour, Yao Yao was utterly desperate.

The stock showed no signs of rising; although there was a slight recovery, it suddenly plummeted again.

Now, she seriously doubts Lin Congzhi's intentions.

"Lin Congzhi, are you trying to set me up?"

Lin Congzhi expressed his innocence: "How did I wrong you? It was all your own choice. I neither coerced nor tempted you."

Yao Yao exclaimed indignantly, "Even at this point, you're still trying to shirk responsibility?"

Lin Congzhi corrected her statement: "It's not about shirking responsibility, it's that there is absolutely no responsibility."

Yao Yao suddenly raised her hand, pointed at Lin Congzhi, and angrily rebuked, "You bastard, you're clearly in cahoots with him."

Lin Congzhi shrugged: "If that's what you think, there's nothing I can do about it."

Yao Yao regretted it terribly; she shouldn't have trusted the enemy's friend.

Taking advantage of the fact that the price drop wasn't too severe yet, she immediately used her phone to prepare to sell her shares.

Lin Congzhi wanted to stop it again, but after seeing the stock price soaring, he suppressed his impulse.

Yao Yao sold her shares in two stocks. When she was selling the third stock, she noticed that the stock's numbers were changing a bit too quickly, so she immediately stopped what she was doing.

After observing for a while, I noticed that the stock's numbers were still increasing, and I felt increasingly better.

She felt that the stock was about to turn around, and that she might be able to turn her losses into profits.

Seeing that she hadn't sold all her stocks in a long time, Gao Jiakai, who was immersed in joy, leaned closer.

After seeing the stock price on Yao Yao's phone rise rapidly, his expression changed from initial smugness to surprise.

What's going on? This stock, which had clearly fallen drastically and was the one he least favored, is now rising the fastest.

At first, he thought Brother Lin was on his side, but now he has to wonder if that view was too naive.