After having a Shanghai-style breakfast, Su Nian took out the Quzhou specialties she brought for Grandma Chu, including white mushrooms and bamboo shoots, which she bought from the agricultural and sideline products market.
Grandma Chu is old and likes to drink some soup. These two things are the ingredients for making soup, which is just what Grandma Chu likes. She looked at them one by one and picked out a few, saying that she would make chicken soup for the two children in the evening.
Xiao Hong watched from the side and muttered, "They're all cheap mountain products, none of them are good!"
Grandma Chu didn't hear it, but Chu Beichen heard it clearly. His eyes immediately became sharp, and Xiaohong looked as if she had been doused with ice water, and her whole body was cold.
Su Nian was good-tempered. He glanced at Xiaohong with a half-smile, but ignored her and went to discuss the ingredients for making chicken soup with Grandma Chu.
That afternoon, Chu Beichen and Su Nian found the agency issuing point for stock subscription certificates, which was inside a bank.
The representative of the securities company was promoting stock subscription certificates. When he saw two young people who were interested in buying, he was overjoyed and immediately stepped forward to explain the policy to them.
Su Nian didn't know much about stocks, but Chu Beichen asked several expert questions. When the representative saw that an expert had arrived, he explained more seriously.
However, customers from several nearby banks were not happy. One of them, an elderly man with gray hair and a beard, pointed at the representative and started lecturing him, "You are a securities company. You charge thirty yuan for this subscription certificate. This is simply robbery!"
A middle-aged woman next to her chimed in, "Yeah, if you have money you should keep it in the bank, or you can buy government bonds!"
The representative scratched his head awkwardly, gave Su Nian and Chu Beichen an apologetic smile, and fell silent. This was the normal promotional practice these past two days. Investors like Chu Beichen and Su Nian were extremely rare.
After these customers left, Su Nian pointed at the notice and asked the representative, "It says here that you need a Shanghai hukou to buy this. What should I do if I don't have one?"
The representative was dejected after being scolded, but he didn't expect that the two young men were very opinionated. They didn't leave because of the remarks of those busybodies, but instead asked about the details of the purchase.
He immediately perked up and said with a smile, "You two haven't seen a stock subscription certificate before, right? They're bearer certificates. If you need them, just come to me and buy them! No household registration required!"
Are you kidding? The superiors have stipulated that each sales point must complete a certain amount of sales tasks. He has mobilized all his relatives and friends, but still cannot complete the task. Now that two customers have finally come, how can he miss them?
Su Nian finally felt relieved. In her memory, when stock subscription certificates were first sold, they were indeed met with a cold reception. It seemed that all this change was due to a new policy introduced at the end of January, which clarified the role of subscription certificates.
At this time, many people with investment awareness immediately realized that this stock subscription certificate was a sure win, which led to the subscription certificates being sold out in a flash.
By the time the sales period ended, the stock subscription certificates had been sold at a price more than ten times their original value.
So Su Nian chose the right time to enter the market, the day the sales started, which was January 19th. In her opinion, choosing to buy on that day would help her avoid the rush to buy after others.
The only thing that made Su Nian regretful was that the money he had was too little, and he felt unworthy of this opportunity to make a fortune.
She even thought about borrowing some money from Chu Beichen to use as capital.
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