"I think the Hong Kong Monetary Authority is really not worth mentioning."
As soon as he finished speaking, several blonde, blue-eyed beauties immediately stood up and echoed, "Which one in the financial world can outmaneuver the Soros Group?"
The group they were referring to was not a real limited or unlimited liability company, but a huge interest group composed of the entire speculative financial market, with Soros' Quantum Fund at its core, Robertson's Tiger Fund and other international foundations as auxiliary entities, and international speculators and hedge funds as its backing.
Soros acts as a leader within this huge interest group.
Cyber looked up from the huge computer screen, pointed at the computer interface with both fingers, and said casually, "They probably didn't expect that we would dare to short the Hong Kong stock index directly."
“Shorting stock indices and shorting the Hong Kong dollar are almost equivalent operations, except that shorting stock indices requires a larger amount of capital.” Soros tapped the table lightly and admonished his subordinates: “The so-called stock market is all about betting on people’s hearts; algorithms and financial models are just tools.”
"Official securities firms and brokerage advisors rely too much on data-driven judgments and are limited by the legitimate means available to the authorities, which is why they avoid us like the plague."
"But if private capital now stands up to us, then we international speculators need to be careful."
The people below looked puzzled. "What kind of private capital can compete with us international speculators?"
Soros sniffed. "During this period, when we were operating through brokerage firms, we clearly felt the obstacles in advancing our funds."
"Securities firms and brokerage firms in Hong Kong, as well as a considerable number of large listed companies, have successively announced that they will repurchase shares one after another."
“This is not a good sign. I suspect that in addition to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Financial Secretary, private capital from Hong Kong or the mainland has also joined this battle,” Soros said with a rare look of tension. “Moreover, I can sense that this mysterious private capital is not on our side.”
"Ladies and gentlemen, although we may not see the swords and spears in the financial markets, we must still maintain the vigilance of wild beasts."
After the meeting, Robertson, Cyber, Memphis, and others stayed behind. Regarding the mysterious private capital that he had mentioned earlier appearing on the Hong Kong stock market, Robertson asked curiously, "Can't we find out who this private capital is through brokerage firms?"
Cyber sneered, "It's the rule of the brokerage firm that private buyers cannot disclose their operations and identities unless they have reached a certain scale of funds."
"If we can use covert methods to accumulate chips, why can't they?"
Robertson took a deep breath. "So, we're now out in the open, while the actual controller of this private capital is watching us from the shadows?"
During this period, Soros's financial intelligence department had been gathering all sorts of rumors and official information in the stock market. After listening to Robertson's words, Soros fell silent, which can be considered a tacit agreement.
"This is outrageous! We international speculators have always operated in the shadows. When did someone become even more secretive than us?"
They were only testing the waters with the Hong Kong stock market, so the amount of funds they used was not very large. However, the resistance they encountered when accumulating shares this time fully illustrates that in the Hong Kong stock market, the mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind.
The Soros Group is not the only global interest group capable of controlling the interests of all international speculators worldwide.
“Ignore him for now,” Soros coldly ordered. “No matter who the actual controller of private capital is, there’s no way to stop our plan.”
"Currently, the shares we have acquired in the Hong Kong stock market include those in heavyweight sectors such as agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and power utilities, as well as those held by third-party institutions, securities companies, and commercial banks. All of these, roughly speaking, account for at least 5% to 7% of the Hong Kong Old Market."
"With such a large amount of funds involved, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Financial Secretary must have already noticed it. They are currently in a wait-and-see state. We must adjust our timing to make a move next. We must not act rashly like last time and become prey for the four major families in Hong Kong."
Soros's usual tactic is to use the power of media opinion to manipulate people's minds.
No matter which country or region's financial market he attacks, he always makes sure to establish his media presence in that market beforehand.
It is precisely because he has influence in the global media that Soros has a great deal of appeal in the media field.
At the same time, he is also enthusiastic about public welfare, having established more than a dozen animal protection centers on the African savanna, and transformed many slums in economically underdeveloped areas around the world, enabling nearly 30 million people to live in apartment buildings.
It is precisely because of his hypocritical image in the media that, despite Soros's unethical actions of disrupting market order and interfering with the economies of various countries in the financial markets, he has no shortage of fervent followers worldwide.
Cyber, who was standing next to him, was one of them.
Besides Cyber, there's also Neil Robertson, the head of Tiger Fund.
However, unlike Cyber, Robertson and Soros have a cooperative relationship. Moreover, unlike Soros, who likes to attract attention, Robertson's investment methods are more conservative. He advocates traditional economic principles and is a rare conservative among international speculators.
Sadly, due to the interconnectedness of the global internet, traditional economic principles for predicting financial and stock market trends are no longer considered gospel.
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