Riding the wind of rebirth

Chapter 2098: Start Profiting

These three stocks have brought Zhou Zhi nearly double the returns this year. Microsoft's performance is particularly strong because the timely production of Windows 95 and Windows NT has brought about a considerable wave of market trends.

AXA Fund benefited greatly from it because Clover Group undertook part of the research and development work of the two systems. The production dates of the two systems were not as twists and turns and postponed as Zhou Zhi knew in his previous life. This led to a wave of concentrated confidence in Microsoft and pushed the market value higher than in the previous life.

Now there is a slow bull market in various markets, even in China, so the timing to launch this system into the market is good.

All three of them are very capable, so now that they have been confirmed, let's start the process.

The Nasdaq opening hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. local time, which translates to 10:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. here.

In terms of time arrangement, it was enough. Mai Xiaomiao was too excited and didn't even eat. In the end, Zhou Zhi and Li Laosan had to take turns eating. Then Zhou Zhi packed some biscuits, bread, peanuts and French fries for Mai Xiaomiao, and brought them to the study with milk tea to feed her.

The number of stocks held by AXA Fund in the three stocks exceeds the level required for large-scale transactions, which could cause the daily trend to fall to the limit. Therefore, if the system is left alone, something serious will happen. Therefore, it can only be operated by small-scale quick-in and quick-out methods.

For each operation, a hedging operation must be carried out on the corresponding stock index futures to reduce risks and impact on the market.

These operations require multiple seats to be carried out. Li Laosan has already prepared these, and the system only needs to connect to them.

At 10:30 in the evening, the U.S. stock market opened and the system officially began to operate.

The three technology stocks are currently in a medium- to long-term strengthening cycle. Three screens are opened in front of three people, and each person is staring at one.

In front of Li Laosan is the real-time trend chart of the three stocks, and in front of Zhou Zhi is the ratio chart of the transactions automatically executed by the system and the transactions executed by the system in the three stocks, as well as the change relationship and impact analysis chart.

On the screen in front of Mai Xiaomiao was the program's real-time operation log monitoring, with the code constantly scrolling up.

"Here it comes!" There was a sudden pause on Mai Xiaomiao's screen, and then a red prompt message popped up, filling the screen in a flash.

"I saw it too. Three hundred buy orders were completed in one second." Before Zhou Zhi finished speaking, a sell order popped up on the screen: "Damn! This is too fast!"

Mai Xiaomiao's screen had frozen because there were too many transactions and they happened too fast, and the log reading couldn't keep up, so it just froze there.

Mai Xiaomiao pressed the shortcut key, exited from the monitoring screen, and instead read the statistical results directly from the database using SQL statements, updating it every five seconds. He then changed the display on Zhouzhi's screen to a dynamic pie chart of the automatic transactions of the three checks and the percentage of all transactions.

Li Laosan frowned and looked at his screen: "I can't see anything here."

It was right that he couldn't see it, which meant that the automatic transactions initiated by Xiaozhi were buried in the massive amount of real-time transaction data, and were not noticeable.

"How much did you earn?" Li Laosan looked at the stock market for a while, but didn't find anything unusual, so he just turned to Zhou Zhi's screen.

"It's almost done. Not bad." While he was talking, quite a few transactions were triggered, which made Zhou Zhi very satisfied.

"That's all?" Li Laosan didn't believe it. "Why don't you look at the upper limit of investment?" Zhou Zhi rolled his eyes at Li Laosan. This guy was used to spending lavishly, and adding a million to the end would be in line with the style of a little prince of finance. Now it's really too shabby.

On Zhou Zhi's screen, the indicator lights under the three stocks kept flashing red. Each flash represented the triggering of a round of automatic trading. These transactions were conducted at trading seats deployed in countries around the world. All transactions were completed in milliseconds. Zhou Zhi's settings limited the number of transactions to 300 per second, with a maximum of five lots per transaction, and the maximum number of triggers within a trading day was 5,000. Therefore, the system's automatic transactions were almost completed instantly, and then paused for a long time.

Seven accounts can trigger a total of 35,000 transactions in this day. Because the transaction volume is set too small and the transaction curve needs to be set smooth, these 35,000 transactions are evenly distributed throughout the entire market opening period.

"This is too slow." Li Laosan was a little dissatisfied with Zhou Zhi's overly cautiousness: "Xiao Miao, can you cancel the curve control and let the system decide the transaction freely?"

"Is it okay?" Mai Xiaomiao tilted her head and looked at Zhou Zhi, asking for his advice.

Zhou Zhi also realized that his previous settings were too cautious, and he couldn't even test the impact of the system on the market: "Then let's do as Third Brother said."

"Okay." Mai Xiaomiao typed out a short string of code on his screen and then pressed Enter.

Then the lights on Zhouzhi's screen indicating three stock transactions flashed.

"So fast?!" Li Laosan was stunned.

Zhou Zhi pointed at the screen and said, "The proportion is still too small. I can't test the impact on timing transactions at all."

This little Karami completed the limit of 35,000 transactions in less than 15 minutes. He invested only stocks worth one million US dollars each, and made less than 5,000 US dollars in total from 35,000 transactions.

“Is the profit too little?” Mai Xiaomiao had no idea about money, but he invested three million US dollars and only earned five thousand. He also knew that the input-output ratio was a bit low, so he asked nervously.

"These are just three stocks, with an investment of three million, and the results came out in fifteen minutes." Li Laosan smiled: "If it is changed to a full day, we can get twenty-four five thousand US dollars, which is 120,000."

"Four points of profit a day, 252 trading days a year." Li Laosan's smile became more and more like a fox that had eaten the hen: "Xiao Miao, do you know how much profit is?"

“10.08!” Mai Xiaomiao was very good at mental arithmetic and immediately came up with the answer. Then he was shocked by himself: “Ten times?!”

"It's definitely not going to be smooth sailing and making money every day. But our algorithm doesn't take compound interest into account, right?" Zhou Zhi smiled and said, "Once the scale is large, the management and control costs will skyrocket. In addition, most of our operations must be risk-averse, and the proportion of risk arbitrage cannot be too high."

"But no matter what, this is a successful start." Li Laosan turned around and took down the Romanee-Conti he brought from Suihuaxuan from the bookshelf. "I found that you two are good in every way, but you don't have any emotions at the moment of great joy, which makes me feel embarrassed to be too excited... No matter what, you two must accompany me to drink this wine today!"

"Please take it easy. Didn't you say this wine is expensive and you can't bear to drink it?" Zhou Zhi started joking again.

"Isn't it just a matter of Xiao Miao hitting Enter twice?" Li Laosan said proudly: "Xiao Miao, let the program continue running! The profit for one day is probably enough for us to buy two bottles of this!" (End of this chapter)

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