20 years of restarting life

Chapter 3885 Smashing Orders
Unlike now, under Zhao Chang'an's deliberate suppression, Luyuan's stock price has fallen again and again, and his personal assets have shrunk dramatically. Today, with the stock price hitting the daily limit down, his total assets of 600 million are in jeopardy.

It's worth noting that back in November of last year, her net worth would have been close to 20 billion yuan if liquidated.

After deducting more than 3 million yuan in bank loans, his personal net worth is nearly 16 billion yuan.

At that time, even if Shan Qiang sold her 21% non-tradable shares of Green Garden Group at the price of tradable shares, there would be people or institutions vying to take them over.

Because acquiring this 21% stake would be equivalent to controlling the Rose Group.

With its 41% non-tradable shares in Green Garden Group, Rose Group effectively became the largest shareholder of Green Garden Group, the first listed real estate company.

However, times have changed. Now, Green Garden's stock price has continued to plummet, and it is being fanned by those shameless villains behind the scenes, with various negative news stories surrounding it.

Including the shares she later acquired from the Suzhou Group, if Shan Qiang were to liquidate her 31% stake in Green Garden, she would only be able to get a 40% discount, and there wouldn't be the kind of frenzy that saw many people or institutions vying to hold shares.

The bank has accumulated more than 3 million yuan in loans, and the fund company has 4 million yuan in leveraged funds, bringing Shan Qiang's total debt to nearly 4 million yuan.

Green Garden holds 31%, Zhongyuan United holds 26%, and there is still 5600 million yuan of One Nano that has not yet been received. The circulating shares of Green Garden were bought up last week, and then the total liabilities are subtracted.

Even Shan Qiang herself didn't want to think about how much net worth she still had.

It won't exceed 4 million!
Of course, Shan Qiang could comfort herself by thinking that once the company's stock price rose again, her personal wealth would increase once more.

However, the fact remains that Green Garden's total market value can still reach 80 billion, a question that even Shan Qiang herself is unwilling to answer.

In stark contrast, Zhao Chang'an's personal net worth is now estimated to be no less than 20 billion, or even 30 billion.

Moreover, all of Zhao Chang'an's BlackBerry shares are freely tradable shares that can be traded on the stock market, unlike the Green Garden shares she holds, which are currently in a downward trend and are almost worthless.

A mere two-point increase in BlackBerry's stock price would have resulted in an asset appreciation for Zhao Chang'an exceeding her entire net worth.

Shan Qiang believed that she had done nothing wrong to Zhao Chang'an, and could only secretly resent Zhao Chang'an for betraying her and being selfish!

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However, just as Shan Qiang was about to turn off her computer, a shocking scene suddenly appeared.

On the computer screen, the trend line that had been gradually stabilizing suddenly seemed to hit a wall, turning into a straight line at a 90-degree angle, and was firmly pressed to the limit down.

It made her so dizzy she almost fainted, and she thought she had sensed a conspiracy.

From that time until late at night, Shan Qiang never left her office as the president of Green Garden Group.

He also called and instructed his subordinates to investigate, trying to find out who had done such a large order and what their purpose was.
Until the afternoon trading halt, Green Garden's stock price remained firmly locked at the daily limit down.

However, this was somewhat comforting, as the slightly better situation was that the sell orders hanging on the limit down price did not increase significantly.

The reason it's described as 'slightly better' is that the number of sell orders hasn't decreased significantly.

This indicates that under this sudden change, retail investors and institutions holding stocks are reluctant to sell at a loss, while retail investors and institutions holding cash feel that the situation is unclear and dare not invest money to accumulate shares and buy in at a low price.

Therefore, the market is experiencing a stalemate due to liquidity depletion. While this liquidity depletion at the limit down price isn't as alarming as a surge in sell orders, if such a large number of sell orders aren't withdrawn by the time the market opens tomorrow, and the market continues to sell off without any funds entering to absorb the selling pressure and absorb such a large number of sell orders, then the situation remains uncertain.

It is highly likely that the stock price will continue to collapse after the market opens tomorrow, forming a series of consecutive limit-up days.

Two consecutive days of limit-down!
Just thinking about it sent chills down Shan Qiang's spine, making her feel cold all over.

In this situation, Green Garden's total market value will be reduced from 46 billion before the market opened today to 37.6 billion, which can be described as going back to square one.

Once those shareholders finally succumb to the psychological pressure and start a run on their shares to flee, will the stock price continue to plummet?

Two years ago, when Green Garden went public, its total share capital was set at 15 billion, but it surged to 25 billion within just a few days of listing.

Shan Qiang still clearly remembers how excited and ambitious she was during those days. She was so thrilled when she called Zhao Chang'an to share the good news, and even had a girlish sense of pride and coquettishness.

However, two years have passed in the blink of an eye. Two years ago, Shan Qiang never imagined that one day she would become so uneasy and anxious because of the stock price drop.

Furthermore, if this had happened in the past, she wouldn't have felt so helpless, cold all over, and terrified as she does now.

Instead, he called Zhao Chang'an and asked him what to do, since Zhao was also a major shareholder of the company.

But now she can only rely on herself!

Even though Zhao Chang'an is still the company's second-largest shareholder, he has in fact completely detached himself from the group's management and decision-making, and is more like an investor who holds shares and waits for a higher price to sell them off and cash out.

Shan Qiang's pride also determined that she would not take the initiative to contact Zhao Chang'an and beg for help.

Moreover, based on their four years of getting along, Shan Qiang could roughly guess what Zhao Chang'an would say and do if he were to handle the matter.

Nine times out of ten they'll sneer and say, "Let them smash it, it would be best if they smash it to the daily limit down, so I can take advantage of this rare opportunity to buy the stock at a low price and make a fortune!"
Shan Qiang understood this principle. In her view, Green Garden Group had always been doing very well. The company's properties, funds, cash flow, and profits all reached new highs last year.

It was precisely because of this confidence that she dared to make the decision to expel Mi Xiaoyin and other discordant voices from Green Garden. She believed that given her close relationship with Zhao Chang'an, and considering that Zhao Chang'an had acted unfairly in the BlackBerry incident, if Zhao Chang'an had any conscience at all, he would at least remain silent, if not support her.

In the end, Shan Qiang did indeed win her gamble. Zhao Chang'an cooperated and remained silent throughout, but what happened next completely exceeded her expectations. She never imagined that he would want to completely sever ties with her in business.

The tsunami triggered by this breakaway feels like I'm about to be buried by these towering waves!
However, Shan Qiang still insisted that it was the right choice to expel the Suzhou-based group from Green Garden and introduce the group of childhood playmates. The only thing she did not take into account was that Zhao Chang'an suddenly chose to withdraw from Rose Real Estate at the beginning of the year, which put her in a corner.

Then came the corruption scandal involving Rose Culture and Tourism, and Lang Ruping and Mai Guixue, those corrupt officials, are still in custody.

Suzhou system.

The Rose Group has been split up.

This time, by investing heavily in Jiangcheng and going to Zhengzhou without attending the shareholders' meeting, they have clearly made it clear that they intend to completely withdraw from the Green Garden Group in the next step.

Unsuspecting shareholders and small investors were instigated by Jin Feiyue to join in the commotion.

Adding to this, the sale that makes her wary and smells of conspiracy, Shan Qiang believes that her management and choices have always been correct, and that bringing in childhood playmates like Mu Yongjin was a stroke of genius.

However, it clearly touched the sensitive and ridiculous pride of Zhao Chang'an, Jin Feiyue, and Mi Xiaoyin, these grassroots people.