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Chapter 458 Doing too well can also cause trouble! (Seeking monthly votes)

What a deal!

When Wu Feng learned that the people from the mainland had actually taken out three million dollars to invest in the German financial market through HSBC, he was speechless for a long time.

He wasn't angry!
Everyone has their own ideas about financial investment, and that's perfectly normal.

They have the ability to attract investment from the mainland; that's their skill.

Anyway, as far as I remember, the German mark appreciated slowly throughout at least 1992.

As long as the leverage isn't excessive, making money is almost guaranteed. However, the actual profit may differ somewhat from your expectations.

Before World War I, Germany was one of the most famous financial centers in Europe.

The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is just as famous as the Paris Stock Exchange.

How could they possibly remain indifferent to speculative capital in their own financial markets?
Even a small fluctuation can send those who frequently use leverage of 100 times or more into a mess.

What angered Wu Feng was why he would invest in the German financial market through HSBC.
It can be said that the three million dollars invested are now completely in the hands of HSBC.

With just a little manipulation, we can make those arrogant guys obediently 'pay their tuition'!
Wu Feng did not believe that his previous remarks had not been heard in mainland China.

Moreover, his deposits at Bank of China are more than those at HSBC!
There are some things that Wu Feng doesn't need to remind or emphasize repeatedly, right?
He actually sought Wu Feng's guidance while carelessly placing all his funds in HSBC!

Wu Feng was very unhappy and a little angry!

Fuck you, do you really think I'm some kind of clay figure?

Coincidentally, the computer production base in the mainland factory had already produced qualified desktop computers through trial production, so he simply went to Shenzhen to preside over the official production ceremony of the factory.

In fact, there was no shortage of computer manufacturers in mainland China at that time.

Liu Zhonglie's contract manufacturing plant, along with several computer manufacturers such as Great Wall Computer, produces tens of thousands of desktop computers annually.

In addition, as a distributor, I sell well-known American computers to China, which means I can sell at least tens of thousands of computers a year.

At this time, the emergence of computer manufacturing companies under Wu Feng's control will definitely intensify competition in the mainland desktop computer market.

In Wu Feng's view, this is not a bad thing!
Currently, the price of a desktop computer in mainland China often exceeds 30,000 yuan.

In fact, the production cost of the entire machine will definitely not exceed ten thousand!
Purchasing core components from the United States accounts for a large portion of this cost.

Although Wu Feng wants to replace America's most advanced chips with domestically produced ones in one go, he is not able to do so for the time being.

However, there are ways. Although I wasn't a computer science major in my previous life, after reading a lot of rebirth novels, I've come across some basic and easy-to-understand technical theories and ideas.

He had ample resources at the time and was not afraid of any trial-and-error costs.

The financial market, which provides him with a steady stream of funds, means he doesn't have to worry about running out of money.

To put it more grandly, he could build his own wafer fab, provided he had the personnel and technology.

The fact that China enjoyed a golden thirty years of development after the war, along with its status as the world's second-largest economy, is no joke.

To put it simply, the loan interest rates offered by financial institutions in these times are unbelievably low. If you have the ability, you can borrow as much money as you want without paying much interest.

Once the financial institution that provided the loan defaults and goes bankrupt, you won't even have to repay the money.

Of course, such things are not easy for foreign forces to manipulate.

In his previous life, Wu Feng had read a reincarnation novel whose name he had forgotten, and there was a phrase in it that he still remembered vividly.

It seems that Xiao Rizi has some kind of fund, similar to the pension funds that came later in mainland China, but it's placed in the financial market of the United States.

Every year, hundreds of billions of dollars are regularly invested in entertainment; that's the 'protection fee' that the small business owner is voluntarily offering.

This statement greatly shocked Wu Feng at the time!

Then, thinking about those oil tycoons in West Asia, the amount of money they invested in the American financial market was not small, but they never mentioned it. Do you even need to ask what that means?
In short, through legitimate financial means, Wu Feng's earnings from his small business, while not comparable to those during his most frenzied years, were still quite substantial.

To reiterate, the only thing he needs to consider is how to safely get the money he's earned back.

The opening of the computer manufacturing base in Shenzhen was quite a lively affair.

In particular, with Wu Feng, the big boss, personally involved, the relevant personnel from the mainland side also arrived in a fairly complete manner.

Well, after Deng Xiaoping's Southern Tour speeches, the mainland has established economic development as its primary national policy.

From now on, "chicken butts" will be an important indicator for evaluating cadres.

For a big entrepreneur like Wu Feng, who is willing to spend a lot of money to invest in real industries and even monopolizes almost half of the industrial land in the Shekou Industrial Zone, it is natural to maintain good relationships.

Putting everything else aside, just thinking about how much economic activity a computer manufacturing base can generate is incredibly appealing.

Wu Feng gladly accepted these acts of kindness.

Because of his appearance, and the sudden emergence of the behemoth that is the factory group, the economic development of Pengcheng at this time is comparable to that of several years later in normal time.

The Shekou Industrial Zone, in particular, is a shining pearl of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, with numerous factories, convenient transportation, complete facilities such as schools and hospitals, and excellent safety and order.

Ahem, at the factory group headquarters, the security department alone has two divisions of men, all recruited veterans. Their morning exercises are just like military drills, and their intimidation is off the charts.

Of course, that's not enough!

Many of the Hung Hing underlings who came to work also played a huge role.

What kind of despicable tricks haven't they seen before?
Even some scoundrels can be identified with just a glance. Combined with the factory's strict security patrol system, the security environment within the factory group area is definitely the best in Pengcheng.

That's just how some things are!

Numerous shopping malls, hotels, and other shopping venues have sprung up around the factory complex, along with numerous food and shopping streets.

In fact, many residents outside the factory group hope that their children can attend the factory group's internal school because the environment there is so good.

This matter has generated a considerable reaction within the factory group.

After all, the factory was established under the state-owned enterprise model, and the workers naturally think like state-owned enterprises. How could they easily agree to give up their spots in the internal staff school? Isn't that a joke?
(End of this chapter)