They've joined the sell-off; large and medium-sized institutions have already started selling. How can the market possibly be doing well?
As expected, the price continued to fall.
Nobody knows how low it will fall.
Support and resistance levels are complete rubbish; they're utterly useless.
Like a thin sheet of paper, it tears easily.
The market closed at 4 p.m., after a day of panic selling with a drop of over 500 points.
Many people are depressed, as if they have lost their souls.
Xing Baohua was packing his things in his office when, suddenly, a dark shadow flashed past his office window.
I vaguely heard a gasp from outside.
Xing Baohua went outside, not letting his employees leave work yet, to organize today's data and prepare for Tuesday.
Actually, letting employees leave work later was a way to avoid that dark figure.
Who knew that if a few minutes were wasted, many dark figures would fall from the heights of this street like dumplings being dropped into a pot, and it would never end.
It's only the first day!
This psychological pressure is even more fragile than that of the Japanese devils.
After getting off work, Xing Baohua returned to the hotel and originally wanted to ask the hotel kitchen to send up the food.
Then another phone call came in, so I had to go out and pick someone up first.
The eldest princess called to say she had arrived at the airport.
We quickly got people onto the street and went back to the hotel first, as the stock market crash today made us feel unsafe outside.
The eldest princess complained that Xing Baohua came to the Great Beauty Kingdom but didn't come to see her, showing no initiative whatsoever.
Xing Baohua smiled reassuringly and said, "I'm just busy, aren't I?"
The eldest princess also came with a mission.
The news of the US stock market crash spread to other countries within a day. Although information may be slow to arrive, many large international companies do have branches or offices there.
The stock market crash in the United States has indeed impacted global economic and trade activities.
Samsung is no exception; a significant portion of its trade relies on the United States.
It's probably because he remembered that Xing Baohua borrowed a sum of money from Samsung Bank, which he had kept in Samsung Bank, and that he had even shorted the South Korean stock market index a couple of days ago.
The Third Prince felt a chill run down his spine just thinking about it.
This son-in-law is quite remarkable, and another reason is that Xing Baohua used funds from Samsung Bank to suppress the Korean stock market.
They're definitely connected to foreign countries.
If this label is attached, it will incite public outrage.
Samsung is too conspicuous in South Korea, and there's a tradition there of settling scores later.
Once the global economy stabilizes, the Third Prince's board seat will likely be overthrown.
The Third Prince didn't have time to come and talk to Xing Baohua in detail, so he could only ask the girl who threw meat buns at a dog to mediate.
Don't hurt the South Korean stock market too much; just make a little profit, otherwise it won't be good for Xing Baohua if he steps down.
Samsung will at least no longer cooperate with Xing Baohua on electronic research and development projects.
Xing Baohua really wanted to make a fortune in South Korea. However, he had to consider the Third Prince's concerns.
Although they sent their daughter over, it meant they knew what was going on and didn't care anymore, so there was no need to hide it.
South Korea is making billions of dollars in profits!
Forget it, for the sake of the princess, let's make five or six hundred million first, and the rest can be given to Samsung as a dowry.
So, in front of the princess, he called the person in charge there, told them how much profit he had made at the opening today, and then decisively withdrew, transferring all the profits and principal to Hong Kong.
In this way, Xing Baohua would have at least several billion yuan to help Hong Kong's shareholders.
The eldest princess was pleased.
What a long night! It's best not to dwell on it.
The next day, Xing Baohua returned to the company, and the market continued to fall after it opened.
With Huang Xingyao's reassurance, the company employees remained relatively calm. The crew members were then assigned to different roles.
Each group monitors the stock market performance of different countries and reports the data in a timely manner.
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The only data available now is from the London afternoon session. The entire decline was horrific.
This market is the hardest hit area within the hardest-hit area.
It's even worse than the situation in the United States.
The Asian region was already affected by the outbreak late last night. We can only look at historical data now.
Fortunately, Hong Kong suspended trading for four days after the market closed.
Only then did the panic subside.
Japan was the only exception; the impact was minimal, and although prices fell, the decline was less than expected.
It wasn't as dire as I'd imagined, so why didn't the Nikkei index drop much?
That's really strange.
Send the marketing department to investigate and ask the analysts to come out and find out what's going on.
Based on the analysis, Xing Baohua didn't want to get trapped by shorting the Japanese.
The analysts' findings suggest that the Japanese side is slow to react.
It is estimated that fluctuations will not occur until tomorrow or the day after.
All stocks in the United States are closed.
Their country is also raising funds for a bailout.
This shows that the US government will not allow the stock market to continue its endless plunge and will definitely push it up.
The newspapers are full of all sorts of news, a real mess, but one thing is certain: many owners of large and super-large enterprises are coming out to try and save the market.
Xing Baohua watched the news while taking notes in her notebook.
Some things need to be written down and their meaning analyzed.
This is already a smoke-free battlefield; the words of those large and super-large enterprises cannot be completely trusted.
This is capital; it cannot be viewed through the lens of ordinary people. Who cares about the lives of ordinary people?
They only feel at ease when the wealth is in their pockets.
Xing Baohua also owns a listed company. How does he usually handle stock market crashes or targeted attacks?
This tactic was learned from international speculative investors. Without their sparring partners, Xing Baohua would have to learn it slowly.
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