After divorce, I can hear the voice of the future

Chapter 820: Data Doesn't Lie.

The two walked out of the bathroom, where the hotel butler had prepared a meal and bought several sets of clothes for Sakurada Miyuki.

Several of her outfits are sweet and girly, perfectly matching her personality, such as a JK pleated skirt and a pink baseball hoodie.

But when she saw these clothes, she looked unhappy, pouted, pointed to her nose, and asked, "Sir, do I still look like a little child?"

You should know that the man hoped she would become a key figure at Tianxing Financial, a powerful female CEO who would protect the company.

Although her work ability is still debatable, she can start with other aspects, such as her appearance, which is the easiest to change.

She now wears her hair in a ponytail, a gray-white office lady outfit, and low-heeled flats, trying very hard to portray a mature working woman. But why do people still buy her these girly clothes?

Lu Liang couldn't help but chuckle, and patted her little head to comfort her, saying, "Nothing is accomplished overnight, let's take it slow."

"Besides, you really look good in these clothes, and they suit you well. That lady has excellent taste."

He picked up a coffee-colored pleated skirt; the hotel butler was very thoughtful and also bought him a pair of cotton socks and black leather shoes.

"Give it a try," Lu Liang said with a smile.

"Okay~"

Sakurada Miyuki pouted. Although she was unwilling, she had no choice but to go to the changing room to change because Lu Liang liked her.

To better match the outfit, she let her hair fall naturally, making her look like a college girl, and one who would even be on the list of the most beautiful girls on campus.

She's becoming more and more like Akina Nakamori, the Showa-era diva. However, in recent years, she's been raised by Lu Liang, so she's lost some of the brokenness and tragic beauty of Akina Nakamori, and gained more confidence and playfulness.

Lu Liang smiled with satisfaction, walked to the restaurant, pulled out a chair, and said, "Let's have dinner. Get some rest afterward, and I'll have someone take you back to Tokyo tomorrow morning."

Tomorrow is the last working day of the week and the first stock market trading day after the yen settlement.

Tianxing Financial will begin a full-scale bottom-fishing spree of Japanese stocks, acquiring stakes in essential Japanese companies such as water, electricity, and telecommunications. Xingheng will also cooperate by acquiring or investing in these companies.

Therefore, Xingheng Investment will be busy with projects every day for the foreseeable future.

Lu Liang hoped that Sakurada Miyuki would not miss any opportunity to acquire knowledge and make connections.

Although he could name Sakurada Miyuki as the leader of Xingheng, the people below might not necessarily be convinced.

It's not impossible that they might outwardly comply while inwardly harboring resentment and secretly plotting something.

The key lies with Miyuki Sakurada herself.

Lu Liang didn't expect her to be exceptionally talented or have outstanding management skills, but at the very least, she had to be above average so that her subordinates would be truly convinced.

“Sir, Miyuki understands.”

Sakurada Miyuki nodded seriously, then buried herself in her rice, oblivious to everything else.

"Eat slowly, have a sip of soup, don't choke."

Lu Liang smiled, as if taking care of a child, sometimes picking up food for her, sometimes brushing the bangs off her forehead.

He has two girlfriends who were raised by him.
One is Li Manli, and the other is Sakurada Miyuki.

The former, however, never understood his good intentions, believing that as long as she obediently played the role of a caged canary, Lu Liang would continue to like her.

Little did they know, their liking had turned into a responsibility.

However, it cannot be denied that Lu Liang once liked her canary-like appearance, but people always change, just as the reason why flowers are beautiful is because they will wither.

Staying the same is good, but it's also not good.

At least Lu Liang likes change and enjoys novelty.

The next morning, Lu Liang's private jet took off from Xiangjiang Airport to take Sakurada Miyuki back to Tokyo for work, and he also arrived at the company early in the morning.

Tokyo time is one hour ahead of Beijing time.

The Japanese stock market opened for business promptly at 8:00 AM.

The Nikkei 225 index opened at 16583 points, a full 3917 points lower than the previous trading day.

If we ignore market value and only look at the index, yesterday's Japanese stock market fell by the equivalent of a large A-share, and that's not even enough.

"Lord Lu Liang, will you make a move again today?"

"Please help me, please don't let me fall again today."

At 9:01 AM Tokyo time, the stock market opened, and investors breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing the sideways trend.

According to incomplete statistics, at least fifty people chose to commit suicide yesterday due to the stock market's three-level circuit breaker mechanism, and there were many more unreported cases. Without exception, all of them used high leverage.

The surviving investors are either those who used low leverage and haven't been liquidated, or those who gritted their teeth and added to their positions without leverage, hoping for better market performance.

Their fragile little hearts can't withstand any more blows. However, Murphy's Law is famous because anything that can go wrong eventually will.

Within three minutes of the market opening, the morning's battle between bulls and bears ended with a defeat for the bulls, and the index began to decline again.

"I can't stand the decline in Amazon prices."

"What Lord Lu Liang? To hell with that bullshit."

"I give up, I'll cut my losses, I'll consider it a small loss a win."

Half an hour after the market opened, the Nikkei index did not fall as sharply as it did yesterday, but it did not rebound either. Instead, it fell little by little, like being slowly cut by a dull knife.

Some people say that retail investors in all countries have the same personality, but it's more accurate to say that human nature is the same.

They could accept being stabbed in the neck and accept the consequences. But they couldn't accept the knife cutting a gash in the back of their neck and then slowly cutting away at it.

He could only watch helplessly as blood streamed down his face and dripped from his chin.

"Honestly, now is the best time to buy at the bottom."

"Damn it, it's a pity I can't buy Japanese stocks, otherwise I would definitely make a fortune."

"Workers of the world, unite! Don't let capital fleece you. Sell high so you can buy low."

At this moment, besides Japanese investors, A-share investors are probably the most concerned about the Nikkei index.

After all, others may not understand Lu Liang's tactics, but they understand them all too well. The Nikkei's trend these past few days is exactly the same as the Hang Seng Index's trend in the past few days.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Tianxing Financial should rally its stock price by noon at the latest, driving the overall market up and thus ending this round of short selling.

"Hilarious! A bunch of naive fools trying to give advice? Don't think Lu Liang is as stupid as you. His moves are useless after just one use."

Some people hold different opinions, and their voices are quite strong.

So, since the A-shares market hadn't opened yet, and the two groups had nothing else to do, they started arguing with each other.

"Actually, it's okay if a move is old, as long as it works."

Lu Liang smiled and kept a close eye on public opinion.

He knew long ago that all that technical analysis and candlestick charts were utter nonsense.

Aside from some rock-solid positive or negative news, stock trading mostly involves a game of strategy against the masses.

If technical analysis were truly useful, Newton, arguably one of the most brilliant minds in human history, almost lost everything in the stock market.

Lu Liang knew about future events, held a large amount of funds and had the initiative, and paid only a little attention to public opinion.

Then, market data is used to verify the truth or falsehood of public opinion.

With this combination of moves, it would be hard for them to lose money.

He thought so and did it.

"Data doesn't lie."

As Lu Liang sighed, Sun Yutao suddenly said, "Mr. Lu, the outflow of funds from the Nikkei index has triggered the threshold. The current total trading volume of the entire market is 1200 billion US dollars, and individual investment accounts for 32%."

They are financial institutions and possess world-class quantitative models, enabling them to analyze and statistically analyze the specific details of market capital outflows through big data.

Yesterday, although the Nikkei index seemed to have fallen by nearly 4,000 points and the three major indices had collectively lost $1.28 trillion in market value, most of the outflowing funds came from Japanese institutions.

The individual investors present were completely caught off guard, some holding their ground with a do-or-die mentality, hoping for a miracle.

Yesterday, retail investors fled the market, totaling $590 billion, accounting for 12% of the total outflow of funds from the market.

However, in just half an hour after the market opened today, the total trading volume was only $120 billion, with retail investors accounting for as much as $384 billion of the total outflow.

This indicates that they have given up hope on the market and no longer have any expectations for its future performance.

Lu Liang smiled, his eyes crinkling: "It's our turn to make our appearance!"

As Old Ma once said, "Today is cruel, tomorrow is cruel, but the day after tomorrow is beautiful. But most people often fall before the dawn of the day after tomorrow."

Lu Liang felt that there was a second half to what Lao Ma had said.

If most people don't fall before dawn, then dawn will never come.

Just like the Hang Seng Index, Skystar Financial is here to join this family, not to break it up.

They buy at the bottom to make money. If a market doesn't even have retail investors, how can institutions make money?

(End of this chapter)