After divorce, I can hear the voice of the future

Chapter 825 There are always unscrupulous people who want to harm me

Although outsiders were strictly prohibited from attending Tianxing Financial's celebration banquet, there were no restrictions on the use of mobile phones or other communication devices by company employees.

Just as the interactive games between men and women were in full swing, photos and news from the celebration party also appeared online.

"Damn, this kind of life is so decadent, I fucking yearn for it."

"Extravagance, debauchery, and unbridled licentiousness suddenly became concrete."

"I remember Ryoko wasn't like this before. How did she go astray after going to Hong Kong?"

"Capitalism: Is it my fault?"

While discussing the matter, netizens were also curious about how much money Tianxing Financial actually made from shorting Japan.

After all, over 30 million Hong Kong dollars is considered a small gift, and the bonuses for more than 200 people are all small goals of five Hong Kong dollars. Just how much did they earn to be so extravagant?

However, since Tianxing Financial settled in Hong Kong, Tianxing Private Equity only has three unsettled private equity funds, and the investors in these three private equity funds are basically domestic and foreign investment banks.

The investment banking tycoon disdained to attract netizens' attention by disclosing specific profits, resulting in no one knowing how much Tianxing Financial had earned this time.

Until a blogger named 'Boastful Talker' reposted an article from the Wall Street Journal.

This caused a huge uproar in the country.

"Financial Satan: Lu Liang! Tianxing Financial's profits from shorting Japan far exceed public imagination..."

Based on the analysis of Tianxing Financial's pre-existing cash flow of approximately $2750 billion and Lu Liang's past speculative style, the article makes bold speculations.

"Although I am reluctant to believe that a fund manager with hundreds of billions of dollars in his hands would have no sense of risk and would invest so much money in a high-risk speculative project, Lu Liang is an amazing man. If it is him, then perhaps this is possible."

"The following is all my personal speculation, without any factual basis, and I will not make any promises."

The author of the article uses currently available intelligence to reverse-engineer the data, such as Tianxing Financial's acquisition of thirteen companies with an investment of $650 billion.

He speculated that Tianxing holds $2750 billion in cash flow and will invest approximately $1375 billion in Japanese yen and Japanese stocks.

Given the existence of the takeover bid plan, the most reasonable assumption is that half of the total cash flow will be invested, while a quarter of the total cash flow will be retained.

Knowing Tianxing Financial's total investment in the two Japanese markets, it's not hard to guess how much profit it made.

Because of such a large amount of capital, no financial institution is capable of providing financing.

Tensei can only use the most basic method to directly hedge against the Bank of Japan, which is zero leverage.

"The highest known exchange rate between the US dollar and the Japanese yen was 141 yen, and the lowest was 112 yen, a drop of 25.12%."

"The Nikkei 225 index reached a high of 20652 points and a low of 16282 points, a drop of 27.23%."

"Assuming that Tianxing always sells at the highest point and buys at the lowest point, taking the midpoint of 26.175%, we can conclude that the profit this time is $359 billion."

Once published, the article was widely reprinted by media outlets around the world and sparked heated discussions among netizens worldwide.

Chinese netizens commented: "Holy crap, over 30 billion US dollars. Suddenly I feel that Ryoko is being a bit stingy. The bonuses and gifts are less than 0.3% of the total revenue."

Japanese netizens: "Si Guoyi, Lord Lu Liang, truly deserves to be the man we admire."

A Korean netizen commented: "Shaking... First Hong Kong, then Japan, will it be our turn next?"

Western netizens commented: "A financial giant has finally emerged in the East. Wall Street institutions are probably in danger."

At the same moment, Lu Liang was driving a train, the kind you play with in kindergarten, not the human centipede kind.

"Go go go, let's go~~~"

Lu Liang shook his head and acted as the engine, followed by more than a dozen young and beautiful models.

Using the dining table as a station, a magic card will be randomly drawn at each stop.

Surprise means winning a bonus, shock means drinking alcohol, and there are also dares, such as impromptu hot dances.

at this time,

Xu Jiawei found him and said he had a phone call.

Lu Liang waved his hand to stop the 'train': "We've arrived at the final stop, girls, get off the train."

He didn't care whether the girl behind him was having fun or not; he was having a great time, anyway.

After glancing at the caller ID, Lu Liang walked aside, answered the phone, and succinctly uttered a single word: "Release!"

"Put what in?" Xiao Wang asked, puzzled.

“If you have something to say, say it, and if you have something to say, let it go.”

Lu Liang said irritably, "Don't you know I'm busy?"

"Busy throwing a silver party?" "You already know, why ask?"

“I don’t want to bother you either, but everyone knows that we’re close, and I’m a bit shameless. Sometimes people just want to know, and there’s nothing I can do about it.”

Xiao Wang gave vague answers, repeating the same things over and over until Lu Liang grew tired of it. Only then did he ask with a forced smile, "I heard you made over 30 billion US dollars this time?"

"How can there be so many?"

Lu Liang was taken aback, and subconsciously retorted, then suddenly asked, "Where did you hear these rumors?"

"It's trending on Weibo, so it's definitely not just hearsay; it's at least considered legitimate information." Xiao Wang recounted the whole story, then, still unwilling to give up, asked again for confirmation: "Really not?"

"Are you going to make up for the difference in profits?" Lu Liang asked irritably.

Xiao Wang gave an awkward smile: "Have fun."

After ending the call with Xiao Wang, Lu Liang's eyes were unfriendly as he muttered to himself, "Damn it, there are always treacherous subjects trying to harm me."

Based on known information, one can deduce their positions and profits in reverse, unless the other party is a cheater like him.

If it weren't for a tip from a well-meaning person from a Wall Street firm, Lu Liang wouldn't have believed it at all.

He pondered for a moment, then called Sun Yutao over: "I'll leave the rest to you. I have to go now."

After saying that, Lu Liang turned and left.

The girls who had just gotten along well were left looking at each other, their faces showing confusion.

They didn't know what they had done wrong, or why Lu Liang had left without even glancing at them.

They were having so much fun just now, some even fantasizing about finding a rich husband tonight.

"Keep partying! Nobody's leaving here standing up tonight!"

Sun Yutao glanced at them, shook his head and chuckled, then took over Lu Liang's baton and continued to maintain the lively atmosphere.

At the same time, Lu Liang walked out of Victoria Harbour Building, got into his car and returned to the company. He turned to Xu Jiawei and asked, "How's the investigation going?"

Xu Jiawei looked down at the documents: "I heard that we made more than 30 billion US dollars, and it seems that investors in Japan have a lot of objections."

He had just glanced at the 2CH forum, and the current discussions there were very unfavorable to Lu Liang. The die-hard fans were a minority, while the angry people were far more numerous.

"It is easier to conquer a country than to govern it."

Lu Liang suddenly sighed. Although the people on Wall Street didn't know his plan yet, they didn't want him to integrate into the Japanese market so easily.

Xu Jiawei pondered for a moment, then said in a low voice, "President Lu, this might not be a bad thing."

"How so?" Lu Liang asked.

“We also have Alipay’s 100 billion yuan subsidy plan, which might help us create a persona of robbing the rich to help the poor.”

Xu Jiawei carefully observed Lu Liang's reaction and added, "This is just my humble opinion."

Lu Liang smiled and looked at Xu Jiawei: "Little Xu, don't you also want to go out and make your own way in the world?"

Xu Jiawei was taken aback, and quickly said, "It is my honor to be able to follow President Lu and learn from you."

"Don't talk nonsense. It's a good thing to have this idea. After all, Wen Chao and Zhuo Yifan can now stand on their own."

Lu Liang chuckled, pondered for a moment, and said, "On Monday, you and Ant's team will go to Japan. Help out if you can, and if you can't, consider it a learning experience. But before you leave, you need to help me select a few backup secretaries."

Just as Xu Jiawei was about to decline, his quick agreement making it seem as if he desperately wanted to escape from Lu Liang's side, he suddenly heard a voice in his ear: "You only get one chance, think it over before you speak."

After careful consideration, Xu Jiawei said earnestly, "Wherever President Lu tells me to go, I will go."

Lu Liang sighed and said calmly, "Let's start preparing tomorrow. We'll go to Japan with Ant's team on Monday."

"Okay, I definitely won't let you down."

Xu Jiawei frowned, not as happy as he had imagined. He wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that Lu Liang's attitude towards him had changed slightly.

Lu Liang then said, "Go get me some late-night snacks, congee is best. I need to make a few more phone calls."

Xu Jiawei nodded and left. Lu Liang suddenly looked up at his departing figure, sighed deeply, and said, "I can't do it if I want to, you have to think about it, kid."

Wen Chao stayed in Japan to develop Xingheng, while Zhuo Yifan stayed at Tianxing Motors and started from the bottom.

They all wanted to stay, which is why Lu Liang agreed. It wasn't that he told them to go that they went.

Although it's only a difference of one word, it reflects whether a person has a sense of responsibility.

　It's done.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)