After divorce, I can hear the voice of the future

Chapter 145: Full Preparation for War
“Tesla, stock price $281.75.”

Although there is still a 21.5% increase in the future, Lu Liang feels that it is time to prepare to cash out.

Because they hold a total of 94.4 shares, with a total value of US$2.66 million, accounting for 0.97% of the market's outstanding shares.

In the absence of huge positive factors, the evacuation process will take a long time, so preparations should be made early.

That night, Lu Liang assigned the tasks. There would be no selling restrictions on the first day, but the market would also be impacted as little as possible, so as to test the market's ability to carry.

The activity of Tesla's stock was even stronger than he had imagined. Looking at U.S. stocks, it was at the forefront. Selling $2250 million in one night had almost no impact on the market.

The next day, Lu Liang reviewed the report and made plans for the next half month, expecting to complete the clearance within ten working days.

Tang Caidie was also asked to recruit twelve more traders, still following the configuration of four old ones leading eight new ones.

The four young people can hardly bear the recent reversal of day and night, let alone the two old people, Sun Yutao and Zhang Jing.

Lu Liang plans to set up three classes, with six people in each class, working around the clock to track the global financial markets.

Time flies, and it is early December now. There is only one month left this year.

Mobike started its Series B financing, firing the first shot at the end of the year, and won the favor of Penguin with a valuation of US$1 million.

As Shuangma Group once again came to the opposing side, various capitals also took sides and lined up to enter.

Shared bicycles, which were still lukewarm in the middle of the year, have now spread across first- and second-tier cities, forming a double-super and multi-strong pattern, and have changed the face of one city after another.

On this day, Hu Weiwei found Lu Liang. She suddenly felt very confused. The entire industry seemed to be in 64x fast-forward mode.

Facing rapidly changing challenges every day, she felt exhausted and didn't know who to talk to, so she walked to the New International Building.

She thought of Lu Liang, who provided ofo with the first round of financing. Dai Wei also used this money to ignite the entire industry.

Lu Liang is still the only person who holds shares in both companies, so Hu Weiwei wants to hear Lu Liang's opinion.

But she didn't know that Lu Liang had successfully cashed out after transferring ofo's shares to Zhu Hu's Jinshajiang.

"Mr. Hu, you are confused because you are not sure of your ideas. Starting a business is not a romantic thing."

Lu Liang smiled indifferently. After talking for a few times, he also realized that Hu Weiwei was an idealist and a literary young woman.

She said that cycling is a romantic thing that allows you to get close to nature and personally experience the changes in a city.

She probably wasn't trying to create a persona for herself; she really did think so, but she underestimated the urgency of capital.

Capital wants a quick victory. The brutality of the Thousand Regiments War is still fresh in their minds, and they don’t want to repeat the same mistake.

Hu Weiwei sighed: "I used to have ideas, but now I don't have time to think about them."

"It's such a simple thing, so don't think about it. Just focus on making money and expanding the market." Lu Liang picked up a cup of tea and placed it in front of her.

Hu Weiwei smiled bitterly, realizing that it was a wrong choice to confide in Lu Liang: "Did you tell Dai Wei the same thing at the beginning?"

Lu Liang smiled and said, "But Dai Wei listened to it."

Hu Weiwei was silent for a long time and laughed at herself. If she could listen carefully, perhaps she wouldn't be so confused.

Dai Wei set a precedent for misappropriating deposits, forcing them to follow suit quickly, but this was a road of no return.

Only those who are in the situation know how tight the capital chain of each shared bicycle company has been since the deposit was misappropriated, and they would like to spend every penny as if it were five cents.

Once the follow-up funds cannot keep up, the company will immediately collapse. If they want to keep up with the funds, they need to raise funds. With financing, capital will whip them hard, forcing them to quickly capture the city.

It continues like this, a vicious cycle.

The key point is that she can't see the end, but when she looks down she can clearly see the cracked ice ground and the undercurrent surging beneath the ice.

"If I had been more resolute and stood firmly on your side, would the outcome have been different?" Hu Weiwei asked.

Lu Liang shook his head without hesitation: "I invest to make money. I am not interested in a business that cannot make money."

He paused, then added: "And you couldn't make this decision then, and you can't make it now."

“It’s really cruel.”

Hu Weiwei was helpless, sighed, and prepared to leave. Lu Liang stood up to see her off, and the two passed by the office area.

Hu Weiwei asked: "Mr. Lu, if I lose, can I find a class here?"

The office is bustling with people, and although it's very busy, you can't feel any invisible pressure from them.

Luliang is like their piece of sky and a wall to defend against foreign enemies, allowing them to just focus on their own work.

She also wants to experience this kind of working atmosphere.

"Of course." Lu Liang laughed and suddenly thought: "There is indeed a job that is very suitable for you."

"What job?" Hu Weiwei was curious.

"Let's talk about it after you lose your job." "It's not that easy."

Hu Weiwei's eyes were determined. Since no one gave her confidence, she had to cheer herself up.

"I hope so." Lu Liang watched Hu Weiwei leave, not believing that she could hold on.

Sequoia and Penguin are both major shareholders of Meituan, and Li Bing is busy building cars. If Hu Weiwei had the confidence to break through the siege, she would not be so confused now.

Back in the office, Lu Liang picked up the detailed report on the box office revenue sharing of Charlotte. As of the end of last month, Charlotte ended its public release, and the final box office was fixed at 15.08 billion.

It was 67 million more than the voice had predicted, probably because of his fame.

The cinema chain received 8.62 million yuan, the distribution received 1.16 million yuan, the film fund received 1.2 million yuan in business tax, and 4.1 million yuan was the producer's profit.

Tianxing Investment alone received 1.025 million yuan, and after deducting taxes and invested capital, the final net profit was 7021 million yuan.

However, the payment of this money will be delayed for another two months, until February 2 next year, when Wanda will pay it.

Lu Liang was not dissatisfied. He only invested two sums of money and didn't pay much attention to it from beginning to end.

Just cross your legs and make money.

After he signed the authorization, he handed the report to Wen Chao and then went to the trading room next door.

"Manager Wu, how much did you sell?"

Lu Liang asked Wu Jie, who was in charge during the day.

Because funds need to be settled in the middle of the month, he plans to sell all his chips, including BYD shares.

Although the few profits you make may be lost by going in and out, there is nothing you can do about it.

Now we must prepare for war with all our strength and prepare ammunition, and wait until mid-February next year to short the pound. The more capital we invest, the more we will earn.

Wu Jie replied: "Boss Lu, during this period, we have sold off 1.45 million in succession, and currently we still have 2.76 million chips."

Lu Liang looked at the A-share market. As the year-end is approaching and the new energy policy is about to be implemented, the sector began to become restless again.

BYD has a market value of 2650 billion yuan, with an average daily transaction volume of more than 50 billion yuan, so their selling would not be too conspicuous.

"continue."

Later, Lu Liang looked at his U.S. stock account again. Tesla’s share price was $293, and his holdings were worth $1.87 million.

With both foreign and domestic sales proceeding simultaneously and funds being recovered, both sides should be able to complete the liquidation before the 12th.

out of the office,
Wen Chao handed over a data report sent by Bilibili.

As of yesterday morning, The Princess Weiyoung had been updated to episode 22, with over 11 billion views, but the number of members increased by only 6.8.

The number of views far exceeds the 80 threshold for a single episode, but the number of new members only barely meets the 40 requirement.

Lu Liang looked puzzled: "Is this true? Isn't the number of new members fake?"

The finale is expected to be reached in a week. No matter how much the number of new members increases, it is estimated that it will not reach the requirement of 12.

"We verified with a third-party agency and confirmed with the previous round of financing institutions, and we can basically rule out the suspicion of fraud."

Wen Chao pondered for a moment and said, "Mr. Lu, the consumption willingness of users on Bilibili is indeed lower than that on other platforms."

Lu Liang laughed: "They all focus on companionship?"

Wen Chao nodded: "It is also for this reason that the valuation of Bilibili is only 5.3 million US dollars so far."

He had previously helped Lu Liang conduct research on the video industry. Bilibili's daily active users are far ahead of others in the industry.

With 1500 million daily active users, the average viewing time per user exceeds two hours per day, far ahead of its peers.

High daily activity does not mean high returns.

But as Lu Liang said, the main focus is companionship, it doesn't cost a penny, it's a first-rate website, but the revenue is worse than that of a third-rate one. That's why Chen Rui has been thinking about transformation.

“Which platforms are more interested in subsequent copyrights?”

The revenue from the first broadcast should be a loss, after all, each episode only made 40, a total of 1400 million, which is not as good as giving it to Xiao Wang's Panda.

Although the cost was only over 5 million, and another 2 million came from panda sponsorship, making less money is equivalent to losing money.

Wen Chao said: "Youku is offering 500 million, LeTV is offering 600 million, and Bilibili is offering 1200 million for the buyout."

"Mr. Li, this is intended to compensate me."

Lu Liang couldn't help laughing: "Then let's go to Station B."

(End of this chapter)