Are you kidding me?
Chen Dong didn't want to waste a single second before receiving definite news.
Since the share reform in 1987 and the listing of its shares on the over-the-counter market, Pengcheng has only had a total of 4 stocks.
If you miss the release of Deepfield, you can only buy it on the black market.
Not only will the price be high, but more importantly, it will affect Chen Dong's subsequent plans.
Half an hour later, at Lychee Park.
"Brother Dong has arrived, this is the place!"
Jiang Fei led the way; he and Ah Hu had just learned about the new share issuance from here.
Hearing Jiang Fei's words, Su Chen nodded.
He noticed that groups of three to five people had gathered in the park, forming a large crowd.
Among these groups of people gathered together, there were almost always one or two particularly strong men.
With his burly physique and fierce appearance, he was clearly a bodyguard hired by some wealthy person.
Chen Dong glanced at it and then ignored it, turning his head to ask Jiang Fei.
"Brother Fei, where is the person you mentioned?"
He had barely finished speaking.
Jiang Fei immediately pointed to a stall not far away and said.
"It's right there."
Looking in the direction he was pointing, there was an old woman selling tea eggs at a stall.
Before Chen Dong could ask further, Jiang Fei added.
"Brother Dong, these people around us are also involved in stock trading. Ah Long and I wanted to try and find out some information, but nobody paid any attention to us..."
"......"
After hearing Jiang Fei's words, Chen Dong was speechless.
Would you call this a case of a blind cat finding a dead mouse?
The group of people Jiang Fei mentioned were indeed people who traded stocks, and the vast majority of them were business owners from other places.
The two men were completely unaware of the intricacies of black market stock trading; it was no wonder these people wouldn't bother with them.
Besides, even if someone has inside information, they'll keep it to themselves. Why would they tell you?
When it comes to stock trading, the elderly people in the park are much more enthusiastic, sharing their experiences and exchanging stock tips with other investors.
Many rumors and gossip originate from their mouths.
Don't underestimate these elderly folks; they were among the first stock market investors in China. In terms of seniority and experience, they could easily outshine many fund managers of later generations.
Chen Dong also knew that in later generations, the "auntie craze" that swept the globe was also caused by this group of people.
As they spoke, the four of them had already arrived at the tea egg stall.
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