After divorce, I can hear the voice of the future

Chapter 647 Special Trading Fluctuations

"Where is Tianxing?"

Where have they gone?

"Could that unusual fluctuation around $1760 have been a signal that he exited the market?"

As the standard-bearers of this round of market rally, Tianxing, which directly defeated JPMorgan Chase, has had its movements closely watched by the market.

However, as the US stock market opened at 9:30 p.m. Beijing time, Tianxing Fund, which had been highly active previously, suddenly disappeared.

"Manager, could you please provide all transaction details for the past half hour?"

In the Blackstone trading room, a young man with an Asian face had a furrowed brow.

He suddenly remembered that fleeting glimpse he had just seen seemed to reveal a set of numbers with special meaning.

Upon hearing this, Stephen Schwarzman, who was personally overseeing the operation, strode over, a friendly smile on his face: "Chinese?"

The young man with an Asian face was delighted, knowing that this was the leader's leader's leader, and quickly bowed to greet him.

He hurriedly said, "Mr. Schwarzman, my name is Bruce Zhang. I used to be Chinese, but two years ago I obtained my U.S. permanent resident card and have the right to vote and be elected."

“Greet pulled up the transaction details and showed them to Bruce. Maybe they can find out where Lu Liang is.”

Stephen Schwarzman smiled and naturally sensed that Bruce was reluctant to mention his previous identity.

So, she no longer looked at him with the same level of respect as before.

Schwarzman is passionate about Eastern culture and has studied it for over a decade. He deeply understands that the East is a country where individuals or groups have a profound sense of national cultural identity.

Bruce was born and raised at the University of Tokyo. A wise bird chooses a good tree to perch on and joins the United States. This is a personal choice, and there is no right or wrong.

But he shouldn't be ashamed of his past identity while being proud of his current one.

People who don't know gratitude don't deserve to be nurtured.

They're just like those who eat their fill and then curse their mother.

Thinking that one can gain recognition from outsiders by belittling one's own country, little do they know that in the eyes of outsiders, belittling the country that gave them birth and nurtured them is belittling themselves.

Soon, department manager Grett pulled up all the transaction details from the past half hour, and Bruce searched for them using the few remaining memories in his mind by entering keywords.

Suddenly he saw a set of numbers that had appeared intermittently ten minutes earlier.

Bruce smiled and pointed to the transactions: "Gentlemen, look here. If I'm not mistaken, this is Lu Liang's wicked way of cashing out and leaving."

"9527? Does it have any special meaning?"

Grete was completely bewildered, while Schwarzman seemed to understand something: "It sounds familiar. I feel like I've heard these numbers somewhere before."

Bruce explained, "Lu Liang was born in 85, only two years older than me. People of our age basically grew up watching Hong Kong movies. These numbers come from a classic comedy film."

"The popularity of 9527 at Dongda University is no less than that of the Terminator line, 'I'll be back.'"

Stephen Schwarzman suddenly realized, but when he looked at the transaction price, he couldn't help but frown.

The number of settlement orders, totaling 9527, appeared intermittently a total of eight times during that period, with an average transaction price of $1766.

While their analysts aren't absolutely right, they're probably close enough that Tianxing's cost price for going long on London gold should be around $1691.

With 10% of its offshore RMB funds invested by Tianxing, and assuming 5% is reserved as a reserve, their investment in the London gold market should be $360 billion.

Let's assume the closing price is $1766. Subtracting the cost price of $1691, we can conclude that Tianxing's total profit in London gold should be around $17 billion.

If all that effort is put in, and all that's left is a $17 billion profit, not only would Lu Liang feel sorry for him, but even Stephen Schwarzman would feel it wasn't worth it.

Taking the past as an example, Lu Liang is definitely not the kind of person who will stop when things are going well. He is vengeful and will never let anyone get away with it. Once he gets on your nerves, you'll be left with nothing but skin and bones.

"Based on my experience fighting Lu Liang, although he likes to act like a brute, he is definitely not a brute."

Bruce smiled and spoke eloquently, attempting to leave a deeper impression on Schwarzman in this way.

He said, "This joint attack by nine institutions failed, and JPMorgan suffered a setback. If I were Lu Liang, I certainly wouldn't have acted innocent after getting the benefit."

Gretel frowned, his face showing displeasure. Even someone with experience fighting Lu Liang wouldn't dare say that, so who did he think he was?

"Perhaps." Schwarzman looked thoughtful. Although he didn't like Bruce's way of speaking, it was indeed a possible idea.

People who are consistently successful tend to be more afraid of failure, and they treat every action as if it were their last.

Lu Liang should be like that.

"Tianxing cashed out and left the market."

The news spread like wildfire, sweeping across Wall Street as soon as it was released.

Various media outlets rushed to report the story, with the Wall Street Journal stating, "Gold robbers reappear, Tianxing successfully escapes with $20 billion."

The New York Times reported, "Lu Liang has once again triumphed, taking on nine opponents single-handedly. JPMorgan Chase is mired in crisis; who can rival him?" The Times stated, "Wall Street has been robbed again; JPMorgan Chase may become the biggest loser this time, suffering losses of hundreds of billions of dollars."

For a time, the news was reported all over the world. Since starting his car manufacturing business, Lu Liang had not caused such a sensation in the market for a long time.

Everyone thought he would rest on his laurels, never make a move, and become an invincible legend on Wall Street.

But a year and a half later, Lu Liang made another move, declaring to the world that the Great Demon King's market dominance remained unchanged.

"Since Lu Liang is so powerful, why doesn't he help Sister Meng?"

A voice suddenly rang out on the Simplified Chinese internet and quickly gained the support of a large number of netizens.

The internet has a memory, but netizens don't. No matter what happens, it will only be a hot topic for three days at most.

But the Meng Wanqiu incident lasted for a whole week. Just when the heat was starting to die down, someone suddenly revealed that they saw her wearing electronic shackles.

Therefore, a voice emerged online: "She did not admit to those fabricated charges. Her shackles were not for herself, but for the motherland and 1.4 billion compatriots."

'I don't support Huawei, I'm not a true XX person!'

Upon hearing this, Lu Liang frowned: "Is this never going to end? Aren't you afraid of taxing us for ninety years to come?"

If Mr. Ren had contacted him before this wave of public opinion erupted, Lu Liang would have done his best to find a way to help.

But Hua Wei seemed to have tasted the sweetness of success, thinking that since Meng Wanqiu was at the University of California, MIT, at most her freedom was restricted and her life was not threatened. On the contrary, because of the public opinion in China, the University of California, MIT police had to dispatch a large number of personnel to protect her 24 hours a day, for fear that something might happen to her.

However, the benefits to the company are real. For example, the Honor flagship phone, which is a typical example of high price and low configuration, was bought up by countless netizens. And the MT20 series launched this year is even more in demand but not available.

How could a normal person resist such temptations?
So they started hyping this matter up one after another.

"I heard that he also plans to keep a diary."

Sun Yutao, with a smile on his face, brought over a cup of coffee. Their work had come to an end, and it was time for the AI ​​model to perform.

"Diary? What the hell does a decent person keep a diary? And what you write down, can you even call it your true feelings?"

Lu Liang's face darkened, and he felt extremely annoyed.

After all, this matter has evolved to the point where it's like chewed gum—not only unpleasant to chew, but also sticky.

The problem is, there's no way to avoid it.

She always took the initiative to stick to him.

Regardless of whether Lu Liang has the ability to help, even if he does, he won't.

Because becoming part of the great power game is a national responsibility, it is no longer Hua Wei's responsibility, nor his responsibility.

"Forget it, just play dead!"

As night deepened,
Lu Liang drank a cup of specially made extra strong coffee.

The operation began at 5 p.m. yesterday and has now lasted a full eight hours.

The quantitative model was launched into the market for four hours. During this time, it acted like a dollar generator, with total assets constantly rising.

The spot price of gold in London is about to break through $1800, becoming the second highest price ever recorded since the London Stock Exchange was founded.

"Mr. Lu, shouldn't it be about time?"

Liang Wenhui said that they use a rolling quantitative trading strategy with one-tenth of their positions, with each cycle lasting 15 minutes and a trading volume of $40 billion per cycle.

It is currently 12:30 AM Beijing time, 4:30 PM London time, and 12:30 AM New York time.

This is also the most active trading period of the day.

Once this period passes and trading volume slumps, they will inevitably be exposed.

It's best to start clearing out your positions before 1 a.m., so you can finish closing them out before 3:30 a.m. without leaving a trace and absconding with the money.

Lu Liang pondered for a moment: "Let's wait another half hour. If the price of gold breaks through $1800, JPMorgan's positions will definitely not be unlocked yet."

They want to maximize their profits, or even increase them to a higher level, and the best-case scenario is for someone to help them take over.

JPMorgan has over 80 billion in short positions, which Lu Liang is extremely envious of.

　I was poisoned in the afternoon. I slept in my relative's new car for a while, and when I woke up, it felt like I had drunk fake alcohol.

　　Not only did I vomit and have diarrhea, but I also spent three minutes just looking for my glasses after I woke up.

　　But directly asking for leave doesn't seem very convincing.

　　So when I woke up, I immediately wrote a chapter.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)