Ordinary investors can’t see the undercurrents surging behind the scenes.
Their moods rise and fall only with the fluctuations of stock prices.
The first drop after breaching the 40,000-point mark indeed sobered up many frenzied investors montarily, prompting them to re-evaluate their blind behavior to avoid becoming the proverbial "green onions." Out of caution, so even hastily sold off their stocks, triggering a small-scale cooling trend in the otherwise hot market.
But little did they know, Amaterasu’s favor had not yet ceased.
After falling back to 39,000 points, the market surprisingly began a new round of escalation, stabilized for a week, and then continued to rise, surpassing the historic high of 40,000 points for the second ti.
Investors who cashed out and stepped back after winning felt regretful, slapping their thighs in frustration, cursing their own cowardice, wishing they could slap themselves silly.
Even though they had clearly made money.
The insatiable greed of human nature.
People are just like that.
Much like so businesses that always bemoan their losses.
They expected to earn one million but only made five hundred thousand—so that’s a loss.
And seeing those brave enough to hold their positions—neighbors, friends, and colleagues—only made them more miserable.
The stock market, after all, is such a place.
Ups and downs, rises and falls are a very normal phenonon.
Thus, this ti the market fluctuations taught the vast number of new investors a basic lesson.
The bold gets the bounty!
The hesitation gave way to more confidence and decisiveness!
Strange occurrences like borrowing money to invest in stocks and selling houses to buy stocks began to proliferate.
Amidst the downturn of the real economy, lending companies ushered in a spring of their own.
"Everyone’s gone mad."
Aifel felt as though she was about to witness history or was already witnessing it.
After the first drop following the recovery of the Dongying stock market, she, like so investors, cashed out and stepped away successfully.
Clearly, after the Nikkei index surpassed 40,000 points causing alarm, Dongying took asures, and public-listed companies joined forces to cool down the market. Even though she didn’t like the Dongying people, she wouldn’t openly confront them at this juncture.
Her purpose was only to make a quick buck in passing anyway.
The interventions of the Dongying ruling class should, in theory, gradually end the market frenzy, and it’s ti for retail investors to stop their partying and return to their roles as corporate slaves. But little did anyone expect...
Aifel hadn’t been this earnest in a while, even though she’d already cleared out and left, yet these days, she was constantly keeping an eye on the Dongying stock market.
Ordinary investors can only see the rising and falling stock prices.
But to her, each curve on the charts represented a ferocious battlefield of life and death.
"Are Dongying companies still selling?"
"Yes, they haven’t stopped."
"How much has the buyer invested in total?"
Those noble and dreamy blue eyes revealed a rare hint of curiosity, slight but undeniably real.
"Currently unable to calculate accurately, but conservatively estimated."
Aifel, renowned for countless classic cases in the international financial market, struggled to maintain her composure as she paused and continued, "Excluding those opportunistic scavengers, the main players in the showdown with Dongying capital have already spent at least 35 billion US Dollars."
billion US Dollars, at first glance, may not seem much.
But this is real liquid cash thrown into the stock market, not long-term immobilized assets!
This scale of wealth flow would unlikely go unnoticed.
But bizarrely, there’s been no detection of any anomalies; although there has indeed been a gathering of funds in the Dongying market recently, they, like Aifel, just seized the opportunity to make a quick gain.
Of course.
Quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes.
Even though there’s a puppeteer behind the scenes, the frenzy in the Dongying stock market is also significantly contributed by these opportunistic funds.
"What about over in Shenzhou?"
Aifel looked at her boss and shook her head.
In other words.
The conservative estimate of these hundreds of billions US Dollars has "appeared out of thin air"?
Cynthia frowned slightly and fell silent.
Anyone who could produce so much cash at once was undoubtedly worthy of her silence.
"Miss, whoever is pulling the strings must be a madman. Even a slight mistake could turn his money to dust."
"But he is close to success."
"No, miss, it’s too early to speak of success now."
Aifel calmly replied, "No matter what, Dongying’s financial size ranks among the top in the world and can’t be easily toppled. Conversely, the current situation may provoke the Dongying people, leading them to increase their selling efforts. Currently, only a portion of leading companies are involved in the selloff; if all listed companies join the fray, it wouldn’t be possible to withstand it single-handedly."
"Can’t withstand it alone, but what about a country?"
Aifel was speechless.
Those blue eyes gazed toward the Orient.
"It’s always extraordinarily calm before the storm."
Although there’s currently no evidence, Aifel has never doubted the other’s judgnt.
Of course, she understood that the people of Shenzhou were never as gentlemanly and friendly as they claid.
"Miss, should we alert the Dongying?"
On the big picture, after all, they’re dosticated hounds.
Loyal watchdogs should naturally be cared for, but those showing their teeth aggressively might not be.
"No hurry, let’s wait a bit longer."
Boss Jiang is also waiting.
He received landscape photos passed on by Yan Guangyi. Unexpectedly, they took a casual joke seriously.
Miss Cao truly is a person who stands by her word.
But who knows if this is a gentle reminder with other intentions?
There was no ssage on the back of the photo, just a simple image. He intentionally asked, and Yan Guangyi said that CEO Cao didn’t convey any ssage either.
It’s been a long ti since he visited them.
But at the mont, he’s indeed unable to step away.
The first round of counterasures by Dongying undoubtedly failed. New investors, like dumplings, poured in with their savings, each with a determination to either get rich or end it all.
While individual retail investors may be negligible, let’s not forget, an ocean is made up of countless small drops of water.
The so-called dealer plays the most crucial role of "guidance."
The 40,000-point mark was still breached.
What should be done next?
Isn’t it ti to extend and expand the battle line?
Can’t let the leading enterprises keep losing chunks forever?
Leading enterprises may have high market values and great effects, but they’re not fools. Shouldn’t other public-listed enterprises also stand up in unity against a common enemy?
There’s a popular joke in the stock market world, that people originally ca to trade stocks, but ended up becoming shareholders.
The assets of the Jiuding Group were intended for illegal seizure, but looking around the stock market, one could see only Dongying’s top enterprises.
Standing by the window of the hotel, Jiang Chen took a photo of the photograph sent by Cao Jinse with his phone and then sent it with a caption, surprisingly posting it on his social dia with a location tag.
The scenery here is uniquely pleasing.
— Tokyo.
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