Riding the wind of rebirth

"I'm afraid they will close the museum tomorrow night." Zhou Zhi thought for a moment and said, "Today is a small temporary exhibition party before the opening to the public. I was invited because Mr. An sent the blue and white jar to the exhibition. Tomorrow it should be open only during the day."

"Oh, I'm afraid not during the day. I have to help my dad with two classes."

"Substitute teaching?" Zhou Zhi expressed disdain for her father-in-law's behavior of exploiting his daughter.

"These are some related problems in statistical mathematics." Mai Xiaomiao was a little arrogant: "Karam and Rose thought that I explained it more clearly and understandably than Dad, so they kept asking me to continue."

"You're giving them special treatment." Zhou Zhi rubbed Mai Xiaomiao's head. "Oh, by the way, are we going to Long Island this weekend? At today's buffet, Mr. An introduced me to Guan Shuning, the consultant of the Oriental Art Department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He is a disciple of Mr. Fang Wen and said he would take me to visit Mr. Wange, the owner of Laixi Hall, this weekend."

"Mr. Weng Wange is the sixth-generation grandson of Weng Tonghe, the last imperial tutor of the late Qing Dynasty. His family collection is very rich. I think Mr. An and Mr. Guan's arrangement also has deep meaning. If we can establish a relationship with the descendants of the Weng family, we should have the opportunity to receive some precious cultural relics from him and bring them back to China in the future."

“Well, let’s take care of that first.” The girl’s attitude towards others was a little too obvious to Mai Xiaomiao: “If we really can’t arrange it, it’s not a big problem for us not to go to Long Island. We can also have a meal in the hotel.”

Zhou Zhi didn't dare to be so arrogant: "Let's ask my uncle. Weekends should be reserved for family. If it's really not possible, I'll ask Mr. Guan to arrange another date."

Mai Xiaomiao leaned on Zhou Zhi's shoulder and murmured, "If you stayed in New York, you would definitely be busier than Mommy. It's only been one day and you're already overwhelmed."

Zhou Zhi scratched her nose and kissed her on the cheek: "It's not easy to live in the capital. The best way of life is to earn money that can only be earned in a big city, but live in the countryside with very little expenses. Our current lifestyle is almost close to that."

What Zhou Zhi said was basically correct. The quantitative trading system has passed the careful production verification in the early stage. The team led by Li Laosan is now gradually expanding the scale of transactions. They have begun to lay out bloodsucking in New York, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong Island, Shinjima, and even Sao Paulo in Brazil and Tadawul in Saudi Arabia.

By now, the returns have become something that means numbers, and the wealth of AXA Fund is growing by millions every day. This is even though Zhou Zhi has repeatedly reminded Li Laosan to be cautious and not expand too aggressively.

At the same time, Zhou Zhi also reminded Li Laosan that it would be a waste if the quantitative trading analysis tools were only used to implement high-frequency "order grabbing" transactions. This tool can be used as an intelligence sniffing tool to dig out the investment trends of those big sharks lurking in the global securities market, and then support it with other business intelligence.

Only in this way can the quantitative trading system be upgraded from the tactical level to the strategic level. No matter how well these financial institutions hide, when it comes to buying and selling real money, they cannot help but leave traces in the system. However, these traces are confidential data, and ordinary people do not have the technical means to dig them out.

However, quantitative analysis trading can look at this problem from a statistical perspective. It can identify short-term, medium-term, and long-term investment behaviors through the flow characteristics of global securities funds. It can also use high-frequency order grabbing methods to closely follow the decisions of large transactions and ensure that they are completed first. It can be said that it is basically invincible.

This BUG is a bit too big, but currently in the world, only the nonlinear computing matrix system called "Xiaozhi" can complete such big data model analysis work, so Zhou Zhi can only drink this bowl of rich first soup first.

The next day, the debate in the mediation court will continue.

Today's focus is on the forum's protection of record companies and artists.

The most important point is whether the forum has an employment relationship with some small record companies or freelance creators. This is very important.

If it is an employment relationship, then the forum is suspected of evading responsibility for the creators. For example, the famous U.S. pension insurance three-legged stool - the federal pension system, the corporate pension plan, and the personal pension plan, the forum has no effect at all.

If there is no employment relationship between the forum and the creators, then it is difficult for the forum itself to act as a legal entity to manage creators. This part of the forum's function should be managed and supervised by a supervisory body. Malmut's implication is very simple. This supervisory body should of course be the Practitioners Association. Therefore, the Practitioners Association has sufficient legal reasons to intervene in the forum.

Tony Huang certainly couldn't let Malmut lead the way, so he directly threw out a plan for the management of the forum's personnel, which stated that as a legal entity, the forum did need to pay salaries to some employees, organize a corporate pension plan, and pay federal pensions and personal pensions on behalf of employees.

However, these employees are only members of the organization responsible for the effective operation of the forum, including key departments such as the Human Resources Department, Finance Department, Technology Department, and Advertising Department.

For these people, their relationship with the forum is of course an employment relationship, and the alliance will of course fulfill the corresponding social and economic responsibilities that it should bear for these personnel in accordance with the requirements of relevant US laws and regulations.

As for the creators and record companies who put their works on the forum for music fans to download freely, the relationship between them and the forum is of another kind - cooperative profit-sharing.

This way of sharing profits from online cooperation may seem novel, but it is not without precedent. On the contrary, it is the core model of profit distribution in the field of intellectual property.

As far as traditional industries are concerned, the most traditional publishing industry, the profit-sharing model between publishers and book authors, is a typical example.

Now this model has expanded to record companies and their artists, film producers and directors, and leading actors.

A classic case is the 1994 "Forrest Gump". Tom Hanks compromised on his salary and chose to share the box office profits. This decision not only changed his career, but also made "Forrest Gump" a representative of inspirational movies.

We all know the result. The film was a huge success and Tom Hanks personally made more than 50 million US dollars from the film.

Also because of this success, many Hollywood blockbusters now adopt the box office sharing model, where everyone shares the risks and participates in the distribution of box office revenue.

But I haven't heard that Paramount Pictures needs to buy the "three pillars" for Tom Hanks.

The Alliance Forum also adopts this approach. The agreement between the creators is also a download-sharing model similar to the box office. It is easy to understand if you think of each song on the forum as a short movie and the cost of each download by fans as buying a movie ticket.

This approach is undoubtedly more in line with the actual application scenario. It is completely different from the binding relationship between record companies and their artists. Therefore, it is not possible to invoke the law according to the relationship understood by the association, and it is even more impossible to attempt to claim the right to interfere with the alliance forum from this perspective. (End of this chapter)