Chapter 128 We were all scammed by the Japanese conglomerate!



"What a clever trick to achieve a feint."

Looking at a problem from an outsider's perspective often leads to a clearer view.

Chen Dong was the same.

The decline in the island nation's stock market is a general trend and an inevitable one.

It is no exaggeration to say that it was a victim of the power struggle between nations.

Given the established trends, there must be a connection between yesterday's stock market events and the pronouncements by economic experts.

It seems the Japanese conglomerate hiding behind the scenes is really in a hurry.

That's why they came up with this tactic to reassure investors.

It must be said that inviting experts to speak is a brilliant idea, and it has worked every time.

In the memories of later generations.

Countless retail investors, following the advice of so-called experts, bought in at the peak of the market, taking over the positions of major players.

The major players in the market will also take this opportunity to dump a large number of shares.

By the time the investors realized what was happening, it was already too late.

The major players have long since disappeared, leaving only the retail investors with stock prices that have been halved again and again.

same!

The so-called experts who urge you to buy at the peak will also disappear completely.

Feeling down?

This is just the beginning.

When the bank takes away your last bit of property, and debt collectors resort to violent collection tactics, there's only one path left for the victims.

Jump off a building!

Data shows that...

When the stock market in the island nation crashed, every day there were island nation stock investors jumping off high-rise buildings.

During the most outrageous days, even jumping off buildings required queuing up.

because.

There are just too many people jumping off buildings.

Scenes of entire families jumping off buildings together are not uncommon.

Yesterday at the close of trading, Chen Dong only instructed the traders to tentatively sell some stocks.

5% of the stock's market value of HK$800 million, which is HK$40 million.

This is equivalent to 862 million yen worth of stock being sold off in a short period of time.

Are there many?

The numbers may seem to be over 100 million, but they're really just so-so.

If divided equally among 50 stocks, it would only amount to a little over 17 million yen.

It's clearly impossible to bring down the Nikkei 255 index with just this amount of money.

This outcome is entirely due to the bandwagon effect.

Retail investors, unaware of the current situation in the island nation, are excited every day by the rising stock market.

The large sums of money and conglomerates hidden behind the scenes.

In fact, they were as anxious as ants on a hot pan.

Sacrificing a pawn to save the king is a tactical tactic.

Without national-level involvement, how could these conglomerates have preserved most of their power?

It's terrifying to think about...

Even 30 years later, the island nation still held the world's largest overseas assets.

What you see—the economic regression of 30 years, the people's suffering—that's just what they want you to see; it's all an illusion.

The real victims are the ordinary people of the island nation.

What a clever trick!

Those conglomerates not only did not suffer losses in their hidden wealth, but instead made a fortune in the process of transferring assets.

Looking back now, Chen Dong felt a chill of fear.

Tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars is nothing, and even if you spend all of Hong Kong dollars, it's not a big deal.

To put it simply, the island nation's stock market has a large enough capacity.

A sum of HK$1 billion won't really make much of a splash.

But the mistake lay in the timing.

While Chen Dong was dumping shares, he also attracted other large funds to follow suit and dump their shares as well.

Imagine.

The conglomerates of the island nation have been secretly transferring assets, fearing that they might be targeted by American capital.

The pressure on traders is unimaginable.

In such circumstances, any slight movement can trigger a chain reaction.

Moreover, the 17 million yen allocated to individual stocks doesn't seem like something a retail investor would do, does it?

If Chen Dong had come in alone, the outcome would be hard to predict.

He had already witnessed the power of capital in Moscow.

It seems that you don't need many reasons to make someone disappear; money is enough.

Fortunately, it's good to take shelter under a big tree.

Chen Dong has the backing of HSBC.

The intricate interpersonal relationships within are not something that can be easily manipulated by just anyone.

In addition, there's the nature of islanders.

Even a dog that relies on its master's power can still endure!

They secretly hate American people to death, but on the surface they still have to be obsequious.

This is inseparable from their inherent servility.

They understand that as long as they are patient enough, they can turn the tables and become the masters of their own destiny once they become strong, and they will no longer have to be subservient to the Americans.

But what they never expected was...

When it comes to shamelessness, if the Americans are second, no other country in the world dares to claim first.

Not only that.

The United States isn't stupid either; do you really think their think tank of hundreds or thousands of people is just sitting around doing nothing?

The US has long seen through the true nature of island nations.

Otherwise, they wouldn't find an excuse to come to the island nation every few years to fleece people.

After clarifying the situation, Chen Dong became incredibly confident again.

As long as they don't disrupt the island nation conglomerate's plan to transfer assets, no one will pay attention to them.

Even if he were discovered, HSBC would be there to protect Chen Dong from harm.

"The door is open, we should go up now."

Chen Dong smiled faintly at everyone, a smile of inexplicable confidence that stunned them all.

Boss, what are you doing?

At this point, instead of thinking about the next strategy, you're still laughing. Are you out of your mind?

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