That afternoon, Goodley pushed open Wei Yandan's office door, walked in, and asked, "Manager Wu, what's going on?"
"Manager Wu?" Wei Yandan looked at him with some displeasure. He didn't even knock before coming in, and his tone was questioning as soon as he entered.
“Yeah, Manager Wu, what’s the big deal? Why are you treating him like this? Is it really necessary?” Goodley said bluntly, “Drop the case immediately and get him back to work!”
“I can’t make that decision. I’m not the director of the Public Security Bureau.” Wei Yandan laughed and said, “Secretary Gu, his case is a done deal. He can’t come back to work.”
"Then do you believe I'll make you leave too?!" Goodley snapped.
Wei Yandan was taken aback, then slammed her hand on the table and stood up, saying, "You try! You open one and show me!"
"Fine! We'll wait and see. If the board doesn't give you a dismissal letter in a few days, I'll change my surname to yours!" Goodley said, slamming the door as he stormed out.
The office door was open, and both men were speaking loudly. The CEO's office next door was already too busy to work; this time, something really serious had happened.
As everyone murmured amongst themselves, they packed their things. Today, they would move the executives' offices there first, and then the departments would relocate in the next few days.
The current concern is that while the office may be moved, the people may not be able to move there.
In the US currency exchange, the Thai baht has returned to a ratio of 25 to 1. The frenzied attacks over the past few days have taken their toll on Thailand, and its reserves of over a billion US dollars have been depleted in just a few days.
Soros and Robertson were also somewhat surprised by Thailand's resistance. They had already spent a third of their Thai baht. If they still couldn't break the baht's price after throwing away all of it, they would suffer a huge loss.
Quantum Fund and Tiger Fund sat down for a meeting to analyze Thailand's reserves and determination to resist, while also carefully analyzing the reasons for the failure of the first wave.
Although the two countries have reserves of up to five billion Thai baht, a country that is truly going to put up a fierce resistance will not be able to do anything with just five billion baht.
"Regarding the first wave of attacks, I think the most important issue is that it didn't create a trend, international currency speculators weren't mobilized, the Thai baht held in various parts of the world wasn't fully activated, and a bank run didn't occur," Soros said to everyone. "Next, we need to prepare for the second wave of attacks, and at the same time, we need to do a good job of publicity."
The general consensus was that a few weeks of publicity was not enough to convince global speculators that Thailand was truly doomed.
They must do extensive publicity to convince all individuals or institutions worldwide who speculate on currency that shorting Thailand is a sure way to make huge profits, according to various reports and analyses.
When the whole world thinks you're no good, even if you're not actually that fragile, a sudden attack can make you as fragile as a piece of paper.
After the meeting, the two fund companies began to seek out various financial media outlets to promote the narrative of Thailand's industrial hollowing out and GDP bubble in major economies around the world.
A large number of monetary researchers began working overtime day and night, writing various financial reports and looking for breakthroughs.
At the same time, Thailand will not sit idly by. It has opened a case against those who shorted the country, contacted Interpol, and sought help from international banks, the International Monetary Fund, the International Development Bank, and even the Asian Development Bank.
The United States is behind all these international banks, so it is clear that Thailand's hope to rely on international bank funding at this time is nothing short of wishful thinking.
Now, not only are the Thai high-ranking officials in a state of panic, but even Maha is starting to worry. If the economy really has problems, not to mention the crazy devaluation of his assets, once social unrest occurs, he may lose his position as crown prince, let alone the throne.
Faced with an external crisis, no matter how many internal divisions exist, they need to stick together closely at this moment. Maha also used his personal connections to contact Wall Street financial giants, hoping they could make an exception. But relationships are relationships, and money is money!
Back home, Goodley and John were on the phone. Goodley briefly recounted the events of the past two days and said, "We can't be this passive. Once all the procedures are completed and the R&D company and the group headquarters have made a substantial separation, things will get very complicated. Since he wants to target the management, then we should target the management too. Wei Yandan must be fired!"
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