Still confused about the conclusion?
As for the information that Mitsui Tousaburo got from the rumors, he didn't send it out. He even suspected that the rumors were just a joke to mess with him.
Xing Baohua told Fa Zi that he wanted to short the Japanese housing market.
That's how Mitsui Fujisaburo knew that Xing Baohua was going to short the real estate market.
The problem is that this guy has already inflated the price of the legitimate JD.com stock, so you can't just short it by adding a few dozen dollars.
Japanese citizens and various conglomerates are all involved. If you want to short sell, dream on!
If Xing Baohua dares to short sell, those people will take this opportunity to push up Japanese housing prices by a few percentage points, trapping him with billions of yuan.
Short selling is virtual; you basically don't see the actual properties. It's a different method from buying real estate.
How dare this guy?
Even if Mitsui Tousaburo were to pass the message to Mitsui Bank now, no one would believe it.
This guy was in a panic and didn't know what to do. But he still had to give an explanation to Toyota.
He told Eiji Toyoda that Xing Baohua was going to short the Japanese real estate market.
Whether it's useful or not, the message has been delivered. Whether you listen to it or not is your business.
Despite the seemingly unrelated relationship between cars and the housing market, Toyota, a car manufacturer, is researching housing prices in the JD.com area.
The experts they hired said that Xing Baohua wanted to short the Japanese housing market, and it would be impossible to do so without several trillion yen.
So his only goal was to take advantage of the opportunity to sell the property he had previously bought at a reasonable price using a different identity.
This is one of the reasons why he triggered the real estate market in Beijing.
Eiji Toyoda used his connections within the group to learn about Xing Baohua's financial situation at R.
Upon learning that this guy had $1.78 billion in savings, he grumbled and didn't know what to say.
Where did he get so much money?
He wasn't the only one who thought this way; many others were also analyzing Xing Baohua's background.
Mitsui Bank's response was that they purchased Xing Baohua's shares in Hong Kong, and that the money was legitimately obtained.
As for Morgan Stanley and HSBC, both companies stated that their financial resources are legitimate.
In any case, we cannot reveal the exact method by which Xing Baohua cashed out.
They certainly don't want to lose a high-quality client like Xing Baohua, and besides, he has some lucrative opportunities and can even help them make money!
As for the rumors circulating, Xing Baohua, backed by his motherland, used foreign exchange reserves for him to play with.
This argument is untenable. All countries' finances and reserves are publicly disclosed and can be verified systematically.
Putting aside the fact that Xing Baohua's wealth has exceeded the reserves of his motherland, it is possible to trace the money in his account if it came from there.
Both Morgan and HSBC can attest to this.
Otherwise, according to those damn Western ideas, Xing Baohua would have been cuckolded long ago.
Eiji Toyoda dared not make any rash moves. If Xing Baohua sold the real estate, he would have enough money to buy several Toyotas.
If he were absorbed into Toyota's shareholder system, would he use his wealth to drive the Toyota family out?
Eiji Toyoda revealed his murderous intent.
This time they're really determined. They've been cornered. He's not like Nissan, so easy to bully.
Looks like I need to pay a visit to the chairman of the Yamaguchi-gumi; it's been a long time since we had tea and a chat together.
The operation cannot take place domestically; it must be conducted outside of Japan.
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