Upon driving to the jade gathering place in Mu Jie, when Ye Qiu and his two bodyguards got out of the car, Ye Qiu noticed that there was much more jade here than in Ruili.
It can be said that the jade from several places in Southern Yunnan, and even all over the country, basically enters from here.
Now Ye Qiu was squatting on the ground looking at those jadeite stones, most of which were unprocessed or very ordinarily processed, but the prices were much cheaper than in the dostic market.
Ye Qiu saw a very small jadeite stone with a marked price of three thousand here, whereas in the dostic market it might be thirty thousand, or even seventy to eighty thousand.
Of course, entering the dostic market requires taxes and various paynts, which would need to be over ten thousand to make a profit.
Ye Qiu squatted and released Spiritual Energy with his hand, which began to show reactions, indicating that this jadeite stone was real.
It’s likely that the counterfeiting here isn’t as rampant as it is back ho.
After checking out many stalls, Ye Qiu found that it was mostly the sa, until he reached the stone gambling area including whole jadeite raw stones for gambling, half-gambling for opened windows, and explicit materials.
It can be said that there is really much more here than in Ruili.
If it were before, Ye Qiu would definitely want to continue using Spiritual Energy to locate good jadeite raw stones, but now he feels that making money this way is too ordinary.
So, when seeing these jadeite raw stones, Ye Qiu thought of Jinling, where there is no stone gambling because he hadn’t heard of it for a long ti; if there really were, he wouldn’t have needed to make money that way before.
Therefore, Ye Qiu feels it’s a very good opportunity to find a partner here in Mu Jie, then send it to Jinling via Ruili.
Judging from the price of these raw stones alone, their prices will surely multiply several tis, allowing Ye Qiu to profit just by sitting back.
Additionally, Jinling is one of the central cities of the Yangtze River Delta; as long as its na is prominent, wealthy individuals from surrounding big cities like East Sea and Jiangzhou might co to participate in the stone gambling.
Undoubtedly, it will make even more money then.
But whom should this be entrusted to?
Now, the people around Ye Qiu are busy with their own affairs, and it’s definitely not possible for them to be distracted. Besides, doing this requires so thods to keep things under control.
Ye Qiu thought of the Liu Dafei brothers; these two are reliable, but right now they are with Cai Yong in Jinling.
"Get the Liu Dafei brothers to co over to Ruili." Ye Qiu directly called Cai Yong.
Cai Yong was quite surprised to hear that Brother Qiu had reached Ruili.
Could it be that Brother Qiu is thinking of developing on that side of the road?
Cai Yong didn’t know, but now that Ye Qiu spoke, Cai Yong inford the Liu Dafei and Liu Dazhuang brothers.
After hanging up, Ye Qiu went to a place selling raw stones to inquire about their prices.
"These slightly more expensive ones are seventy to eighty per jin, the ordinary ones are only twenty to thirty per jin." said the Mu Jie boss.
Twenty to thirty per jin?
Isn’t this just like the Ruili jadeite raw stones?
Ye Qiu really didn’t expect that these jadeite raw stones would have prices multiplied nearly ten tis on the other side, even with tax, they shouldn’t be that expensive.
According to this price, if taken back to Jinling, and sold at seven to eight hundred per jin, it would still be extrely profitable.
The main cost here is the transportation, which cos to over ten thousand per trip, along with other miscellaneous fees, but after accounting for expenditures, it’s still very profitable.
Ye Qiu made a simple and quick calculation and knew exactly what to do.
The Mu Jie boss invited the trio inside, thinking Ye Qiu was there for stone gambling, seeing he appeared like soone from the opposite city.
Unexpectedly, Ye Qiu had no such intentions.
In Ruili he’d already gambled; over here the raw stone quality and the other side are similar, and he really only wants to play with window cuts if anything.
However, the transactions here still have so challenges.
Therefore, the priority is to discuss the prices of these raw stones.
As the three sat down, the boss personally brewed tea for Ye Qiu, who noticed it was puerh tea from Southern Yunnan, undoubtedly indicating these people are wealthy in business, with assets potentially over billions.
"Boss, aren’t you here for stone gambling?"
"I’m no longer interested in gambling on raw stones; window cuts are fine, but now I want to talk to you about the price of these raw stones. If imported to the other side, what’s the lowest you can sell to ?"
Clearly, the twenty to thirty per jin ntioned earlier could still be negotiated.
After all, fundantally these are just raw stones; when seen favorably, they’re called jadeite raw stones, otherwise, they’re seen as discarded rocks, being leftovers after many selections by jadeite bosses.
In Myanmar, several mountain ranges are full of these jadeite raw stones.
"Twenty is the lowest for ordinary, fifty is the lowest for expensive, any lower and it won’t be feasible; these are procurent prices, sourced from military personnel."
The situation here is ssier than Ye Qiu imagined, as these jadeite mountain ranges are mostly controlled by various Myanmar military factions.
So while these stones aren’t inherently valuable, military factions sell them to these people to earn money for buying weapons or to fill their own pockets.
As Ye Qiu drank tea, the boss smoked, narrowing his eyes while scrutinizing Ye Qiu.
"I may need to import large quantities; I plan to open a Jade City in a big city focused on stone gambling. If we collaborate, our inco will be continuous."
Ye Qiu plans to establish the largest stone gambling Jade City in the Yangtze River Delta; although small-scale exists there, none are large, so Ye Qiu intends to magnify the operation, drawing enthusiasts from all over, and benefiting from various other inco streams, ensuring money flows continuously.
The boss instantly sensed the young man’s identity wasn’t simple, observing Ye Qiu appeared ordinary except he was accompanied by two bodyguards.
"Hello, I’m Wu Mao. If the boss is interested, we can certainly discuss this." Wu Mao said.
Seeing the other party wasn’t a local Chinese, presumably a Burse individual.
Ye Qiu was optimistic; there’s so much money globally that he alone couldn’t earn it all. Ye Qiu knew that as long as he maintained control here, future inco would be continuous even without seeing patients.
Previously, he faced financial shortages because inco sources were too few, yet expenditures too many, but now, once this is properly set up, Ye Qiu could venture into any business effortlessly.
When Wu Mao went to the room, unsure of his activities, one bodyguard reminded Ye Qiu: "Dr. Ye, be cautious, so Burse can be crafty."
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