Starting with a fully invested A-share portfolio to become a capital...

Chapter 212 Mind Games, Intervening in the Rainbow

Upon seeing the message from Chen Xiaoqun, Zhang Yang was initially taken aback, but he quickly understood why the other party had invested in Rainbow Shares.

Zhang Yang's initial condition for accepting apprentices was that Chen Xiaoqun had to achieve a 200% return on the account within three months.

How to achieve a 200% return?
He can only play short-term games.

When playing the short-term game, you basically only look at the theme, concept, capital recognition, and market popularity.

Rainbow Co., Ltd. is managed by Xu Xiang, and with the negative performance results now back in, plus the municipal funds providing billions of yuan in funding, it looks like a sure-fire potential monster stock.

Now, a sudden "headshot" at the daily limit up price would make anyone panic, wondering if Xu Xiang was using a "severing dagger" to unload his shares.

"What's wrong?" Lin Guangchang asked, looking at Zhang Yang, who had suddenly fallen silent.

"It's nothing, a child has a question."

Zhang Yang responded.

"A child? What child?" Liao Guopei asked, somewhat surprised, and looked Zhang Yang up and down before inquiring, "Your child?"

In poorer areas, people tend to get married earlier, and it's not uncommon for people to become fathers in their twenties, with some even becoming fathers as young as seventeen or eighteen.

After spending so much time together, Liao Guopei also learned that Zhang Yang's hometown was in northern Guangdong, a "poor and remote area" far from the Pearl River Delta economic zone, making it entirely possible for him to become a father in his early twenties.

Zhang Yang glanced at Liao Guopei, remained silent for a while, and then said, "What are you thinking about? He's just a kid with a bit of a talent for trading."

"How old is he?"

Lin Guangchang chimed in.

He knew how discerning Zhang Yang was. Some time ago, he felt that the team was too small and wanted to recommend two friends with ten years of stock market experience who could consistently make profits to join, but they were both ruthlessly rejected because he only wanted elite and capable people.

Zhang Yang believes that they don't have much funding at the moment, so they are not in a hurry to expand the team and instead want to focus on building a leaner, more efficient workforce.

Once you have enough capital to control multiple stocks or even multiple markets simultaneously, that's when you should start expanding your team.

At this stage, the "Liu, Guan, and Zhang gang" needs to find generals and then recruit elite soldiers.

Whether it's Liao Guopei, Lin Guangchang, or Chen Xiaoqun, their trading talent is evident, and there's a willingness to nurture them.

“14 years old, he should be 15 soon,” Zhang Yang replied, while opening the intraday chart of Rainbow Shares.

Currently, there are 200,000 lots of shares available for sale, which is 20 million shares. At a price of 5.48 yuan, it would take 1.096 million yuan to buy at the top.

"14 years old? Can a minor trade stocks?"

Liao Guopei visibly showed a hint of surprise. If he remembered correctly, wasn't the minimum age for opening an account 18?

Lin Guangchang then considered a possibility and asked, "Is it using the parents' securities account?"

Shanghai is China's financial center, and many parents who work in the financial industry or are from high-net-worth families will expose their children to the stock market, bond market, or other capital markets at an early age to cultivate their investment skills.

In their view, investing can not only broaden children's economic horizons and thinking, but also enable them to manage assets more rationally in the future.

"Yes, use your parents'."

While responding, Zhang Yang opened Rainbow Co., Ltd.'s semi-annual report, which revealed a net loss of over 100 million yuan, clearly indicating a stock with a disastrous performance.

As it was the most popular stock in the market, he had a certain understanding of Rainbow Co., Ltd.'s main business. This huge loss was mainly the result of multiple factors, including the structural decline of the industry, the collapse of market demand, and the company's lagging strategic transformation.

"Sure enough, it is not uncommon in Shanghai for parents to use their securities accounts to trade stocks, and there are even families that specifically teach their children how to invest."

Lin Guangchang seemed unsurprised.

Liao Guopei, who was standing to the side, thought of something and couldn't help but sigh, "Is this the kind of heritage that Shanghai families have? I remember when I first got into the stock market, I opened an account without telling my parents."

He started getting involved in the stock market in 1996. At that time, Liao Guopei was a sophomore in college with only 5000 yuan in funds. He had to work part-time, earn scholarships, and save money by living frugally.

Fortunately, he had an exceptional talent for trading. Within six months of entering the market, he grasped the technique of following capital flows. In his senior year of college, while his peers were still confused, he dared to invest 5 yuan and another 5 yuan from his parents to trade stocks full-time.

Although he was trading stocks full-time, he didn't dare tell his parents the truth, because if he did, he might really be "beaten with a cane".

"That's normal. My parents didn't object to me opening an account, but they didn't support it either. It just shows that every family's education is different."

Lin Guangchang paused for a moment, then added, "When my son grows up, around ten years old, I'll have him learn how to trade stocks, so he won't be unsure how to manage his assets later."

"That's a good plan."

Liao Guopei nodded in agreement.

He has seen too many people who don't know how to manage their assets and blindly follow trends.

For example, one of his childhood friends took over 100,000 yuan from his parents to invest in a fried chicken shop right after graduating from university, but ended up with a mountain of debt.

While Liao Guopei and Lin Guangchang were chatting about their future childcare plans, Zhang Yang had already determined through multiple dimensions that Rainbow Shares was undergoing an extremely violent shakeout.

One relatively obvious point is that the moment Rainbow Shares was violently dumped, numerous debunking news articles appeared on major financial websites and stock trading communities, such as…

Official Clarification! Zhangjiagang Municipal Government publicly stated that it has not reached any form of cooperation with "Rainbow Display Devices Co., Ltd." All information should be based on official announcements!

A leading CRT color television manufacturer has had its investment of billions of yuan fall through, with the company officially denying any cooperation agreement.

3 shareholders were buried alive! Rainbow Shares experienced a dramatic reversal after hitting eight consecutive daily limit-up moves; who will pay the price for the market's chaotic rumors?

Did the news reports that debunked the rumors make things up?

No!

They're all skirting the line!

The response they cited was from Zhangjiagang Municipal Government three months ago, when the project had not yet been launched or entered the approval process, so the authorities naturally had to deny it.

Of course.

It hasn't been officially launched yet.

But secrets can't be kept forever; once the approval process begins, someone will find out in advance.

Moreover, as the manager of Zexi Private Equity Fund, Xu Xiang not only cooperated with public funds, but also maintained close ties with a large number of listed companies, including Rainbow Co., Ltd.

If the simultaneous occurrence of the sell-off and negative news is a coincidence, there is another basis for judgment: the order volume is too small, only 20 lots.

Why is 20 lots considered a small number?
1. Such a violent sell-off will inevitably lead to a significant amount of profit-taking, and will also force out some panicked and trapped funds.

2. Rainbow Co., Ltd. is controlled by Xu Xiang, and his Zexi Private Equity Fund has also made a high-profile intervention. If nothing unexpected happens, it is certain that a high degree of control has been achieved.

Rainbow Co., Ltd. has a fully tradable share capital of 4.21 million shares. Excluding the top ten holders, there are still nearly 3 million tradable shares.

Assuming that Xu Xiang's Zexi private equity firm only acquired 60% of the long-term controlling stake, that still leaves 1.8 million shares to be sold.

The market appears to be selling heavily right now, with prices firmly suppressed, but in reality, most of the selling is driven by panic selling and profit-taking by retail investors; the real big money hasn't come out yet.

As for why Xu Xiang didn't accumulate shares at the daily limit down to further create panic, Zhang Yang speculated that Rainbow Shares' stock price was too cheap, and he was worried that it would be swallowed up by other funds.

With a share price of 5.48 yuan, even if all 3 million shares in circulation were bought up, it would only amount to 16.44 billion yuan, which many speculative investors could easily cover in one go.

Furthermore, Xu Xiang's goal was to profit from retail investors, not speculative investors. He only needed to ensure that retail investors couldn't detect anything amiss. Even if other speculative investors realized it was a shakeout, he still held the majority of the shares, so they didn't have to worry about being manipulated by the market maker.

After confirming it was a shakeout, Zhang Yang sent a message to Chen Xiaoqun.

[joker]: There aren't that many coincidences in the world. Calm down and look for the answers from the clues.

Instead of directly answering that it was a shakeout, he guided Chen Xiaoqun to find the evidence of Xu Xiang's shakeout himself.

As a leading figure among the younger generation of speculative investors, his trading talent is beyond doubt.

……

Beijing, China.

Inside a military family compound.

Chen Xiaoqun looked at the message sent by Zhang Yang and seemed to understand something.

Without hesitation, he immediately opened the Baidu search engine and searched for news articles about "debunking the 10 billion yuan investment" several times.

On the third page, in an inconspicuous spot, he suddenly realized, "Damn! How come this is so similar to the response from the Zhangjiagang municipal government three months ago?"

"Could it be..." Chen Xiaoqun couldn't help but shudder, then whispered, "This is the Grand Master's scheme to shake out weak hands?"

First, they violently dumped shares, leaving no time for people to think. Then, they used a clarification from three months ago to skirt the issue, forcing retail investors to make an immediate decision.

"As expected of Joker, he can see through the opponent's manipulation tactics at a glance."

A hint of admiration flashed in Chen Xiaoqun's eyes; he knew that asking Zhang Yang would provide the answer.

Unless you're a person with a very strong heart, or a meticulous stock investor, you probably would never guess that they were using an official response from three months ago to skirt the issue.

The rumor has been debunked, but not completely!

Without hesitation, Chen Xiaoqun used his remaining 1 yuan to buy more shares of Rainbow Co., Ltd.

[Huaxin Securities]: One of your orders has been fully executed.

Looking at the pop-up webpage window, Chen Xiaoqun casually clicked the "X" and muttered to himself, "Calm down. Joker is telling me to control my emotions. I must stay calm at all times from now on, even if the sky falls, otherwise I will be harvested by speculative funds like other retail investors."

But suddenly, something occurred to him, and he continued to whisper, "Emotions can make people act impulsively and make irrational judgments. Could we use this to our advantage to fleece other retail investors?"

Every retail investor dreams of becoming a speculative investor, and Chen Xiaoqun is no exception.

Compared to "evil manipulators" like Fuchun Road, he prefers to be a "benevolent manipulator" like Zhang Jianping, allowing some retail investors to make money and realize the transfer of wealth.

After grasping some of the true meaning of trading, he quickly wrote it down, then opened Zhang Yang's chat window and typed rapidly: "I have understood Joker's teachings. Thank you very much for your guidance. I will definitely control my emotions in the future."

[joker]: Keep it up, keep learning.

[Chen Xiaoqun]: I know how. I have another question for you: how do I train my emotional control?

[joker]: Practice your courage more. The more courageous you are, the better you can control your emotions.

[Chen Xiaoqun]: What's the best way to build courage? Are there any shortcuts?
[joker]: Watching horror movies.

[Chen Xiaoqun]: Ghost...a horror movie?
[joker]: Yeah, watch more horror movies. Fencing athletes do that. If you're too scared to watch them, you can ask your parents to accompany you.

Chen Xiaoqun: "..."

Should I ask my parents to accompany me?
Is this something a real man would do?

However, on the other hand, Chen Xiaoqun really wouldn't dare to watch it alone. Last time she watched "The Ring" with her friends, she couldn't recover for two or three weeks and didn't even dare to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

"I still need to find someone to accompany me."

Chen Xiaoqun whispered.

Looking for parents?
I'm getting old, and I can't handle being scared.

Looking for a classmate?
That's a good idea.

However, it doesn't seem quite right to ask them to watch horror movies every day.

"Looks like I can only ask my uncle. After all, he also invests in stocks, and he definitely won't refuse if he hears that it's a secret manual passed down by the Joker master." Chen Xiaoqun silently made his choice.

"Ah sneeze!!!"

At the same time, Zheng Minghui, who was still at work, sneezed loudly, attracting the attention of his colleagues.

"Are you alright, Minghui?"

A colleague at the next workstation asked with concern.

"It's nothing, it's probably just some bastard cursing me behind my back."

As Zheng Minghui spoke, he casually pulled out two tissues from the tissue box and wiped the table and monitor in front of him.

……

And on the other side.

Fujian Province, Fuzhou City Center.

Asking's Qiu Baoyu was chatting with a group of Fujian-based speculative investors in his open-plan office area.

"Xu Xiang is really ruthless. He shuffled the cards from top to bottom. It's a pity that he didn't put up many chips, otherwise I really wanted to beat him."

"Rainbow Shares is a good stock. I heard that the 10 billion yuan municipal funding is almost completed. When that happens, the stock price will at least double or triple."

"Two or three times? That's over ten yuan per share, is it worth that price?"

“Nowadays, we advocate building a strong nation through science and technology. Rainbow Group is a leader in the field of LCD substrates. Otherwise, it wouldn’t have received billions of yuan in investment from Zhangjiagang to build production lines.”

"They have to be the ones who transitioned to private equity; they're way better informed than us."

"Sigh, we can't be envious. Unless Brother Yu wants to change his career path, how can we little Karami be qualified?"

At this point, the speculative investors from the Minfu Group all looked at Qiu Baoyu, who was wearing a beige polo shirt and black ice silk straight-leg pants, exuding a casual vibe, with anticipation in their eyes.

Their capital is already enormous, making them a speculative investment group that can rival Xu Xiang's Ningbo Limit-Up Daredevils and Zhang Jianping's Tianxia Gongmeng.

Seeing his brothers' expectant looks, Qiu Baoyu slowly took out a cigarette, and the long-haired man next to him immediately pulled out a kerosene lighter.

"sand--"

The grinding wheel rubs against each other, and flames erupt.

Qiu Baoyu took a deep breath, lit a cigarette, and then slowly exhaled, saying, "I never thought of entering the private equity field. The waters here are deeper than you imagine, and it involves listed companies and public funds. If the two are not handled properly, it is easy to lose everything."

Everyone says that Asking's style is aggressive and reckless, but in fact he is the most stable and clear-headed speculative investor.

As a history enthusiast, he knows that "there is nothing new under the sun," and history is a cycle that repeats itself time and time again.

Entering the private equity field can indeed help them grow bigger and stronger, gain access to insider information, and allow the "Minfu Brotherhood" to take another step forward.

But the price is that countless eyes will be watching them intently from the shadows.

Once he crosses the line, all his previous efforts and the billions of dollars he has accumulated may vanish into thin air.

"Since Baoyu says the waters are murky, then there's no need for us to get involved. Aren't our current earnings enough for you to live on?"

Sitting next to Boss Qiu Baoyu, a disheveled man picking at his toes spoke.

His name is Qiu Gaocai, Qiu Baoyu's second uncle, and he was also one of the first generation of stock market investors in China, achieving financial freedom at a very young age.

Perhaps because he has achieved financial freedom, he has low moral standards for himself and does whatever makes him comfortable.

"Alright, alright, let's skip this topic. I'm finding Haitong Foods, which is controlled by Fuchun Road, quite interesting now."

The man who was arranging the scene was handsome, wearing round-framed glasses, and looked very refined. He was no ordinary person either; he was Qiu Baoyu's right-hand man, named Qiu Hongxuan, and a relative of Qiu Baoyu and Qiu Gaocai.

Anyone who has traveled to the Fujian-Fuzhou region knows that they value clan relationships and usually work together when something happens.

This is why, once someone discovers a way to make money, everyone leads the way, creating a circle that is difficult for outsiders to break into.

"Fuchun Road is quite good at pretending. It pretends to clear out retail investors while secretly controlling the market. It's a pity that Haitong Foods is too small and has no chance to get involved."

As Qiu Gaocai spoke, he sniffed his hands, which he had just finished picking at his feet; the smell of the dirt under his fingernails made him feel somewhat intoxicated.

There's a saying that goes, "If you pick your toes and clean your crotch without smelling them, it's the same as not picking them at all."

obviously.

He grasped the essence of it perfectly.

Upon hearing this, Qiu Baoyu said in a serious tone, "Most importantly, he can also cooperate with public fund institutions, so his background may not be simple."

“It’s not just possible, it’s definitely not simple.” Qiu Hongxuan said with certainty, “By the way, Haitong Foods was acquired by Yijing Optoelectronics through a reverse takeover, right? I investigated further and found that the photovoltaic sector has great potential. Maybe after they finish the first wave of speculation, we can take over the second wave.”

When speculating on a stock, the participants are not limited to retail investors; speculative capital also plays a role.

For example, if a stock reaches seven consecutive limit-up days, the controlling speculative funds dare not push it higher and choose to take profits. However, some speculative funds believe that the seven consecutive limit-up days are just the beginning, and they can take over all the shares and continue to push the price up.

The same logic applies to waves A, B, and C; they are all consolidations or restarts after a change of ownership.

What potential allows it to take over the second wave?

Qiu Baoyu inquired.

Qiu Hongxuan thought for a moment and replied, "Now Europe and America are trying to promote low carbon. Our country is an industrial exporter, while they are a consumer. We will definitely follow their rules. Besides, developing a low-carbon economy is beneficial in every way. I think photovoltaic companies will definitely have something to say about this in the future."

"And another thing," he continued, changing the subject, "According to the results of the fourth national desertification and sandification monitoring released by the State Forestry Administration, as of the beginning of 2009, the area of ​​desertified land in my country was 173.11 million square kilometers, accounting for 18.03% of the total land area."

"Just imagine, if we covered the entire desert with solar panels, wouldn't our country's green electricity economy take off immediately?"

"!!!"

"!!!"

Everyone present was suddenly startled.

Covering the entire desert with solar panels may seem like absurd, but it is achievable, at least technically.

Even if we don't cover the entire desert, covering just one percent of the area would still be a solid source of green energy.

"You know what, you really can't believe it, this idea, if put into practice a little, could really swindle retail investors." Qiu Gaocai sat up straight and flicked the dirt from under his fingernails.

"really."

Qiu Baoyu nodded, his gaze shifting from cautious to aggressive, and said in a deep voice, "We'll do a big job with all photovoltaic companies, not just Haitong Foods."

"Received, Brother Yu!"

"Damn that bastard!"

"That coward on Fuchun Road, I reckon he'll be a complete bastard after two more consecutive limit-up days. We'll go for it then and make him regret it!"

"well said!"

As the speculative investors from Fujian were laughing heartily, someone suddenly raised their voice and exclaimed, "It's open! Rainbow Shares has opened!"

"Opening the board so quickly?"

Qiu Baoyu's eyes flashed with confusion.

Not only him, but also Qiu Hongxuan, Qiu Gaocai, and other speculative investors from the "Minfu Brotherhood" were stunned on the spot.

Judging from Rainbow Shares' stock chart, they could tell at a glance that it was a shakeout.

If it's a shakeout, what's the point of opening the limit up before panic sets in?

Retail investors who were following Rainbow Shares immediately saw a divergence in their investment strategies upon seeing the stock price open.

[Second Brother is Invincible]: There's capital to prop up the price, there's capital to prop up the price, there's capital to prop up the price. I'll say it three times because it's important. Are you guys going to follow me?
[Xiaoguo Loves Stocks]: What are you following? It's obviously a bull trap. Whoever goes in will be buried alive. We'll see.

[Love Never Returns]: The more I look at this chart, the more it resembles a market shakeout. Could it be that other funds have also noticed this, and then large funds have intervened?

[Wild Fox Meows]: Possibly, but since the one in charge is Xu Xiang, I'm more inclined to believe it's a bull trap.

[General Xu Chu]: What are you babbling about? I'll buy 100 hands first to test the waters. If all else fails, I'll just play dead.

When retail investors disagree, speculative investors also show signs of disagreement.

Xu Kaidong of "Hujialou" looked at the intraday chart and immediately sat up straight, muttering to himself, "What is the Grand Master planning? Is he going to use consecutive limit-up days to shake out weak hands?"

The current market situation looks too much like a bull trap. Once a fish takes the bait, it will take at least two limit-down days to get them to let go.

Besides Xu Kaidong, Zhao Qiang ("Brother Zhao"), Kang Jun ("Guixi Wolf Army"), and Zeng Cheng ("Nanyang Battle Song") are also following up on Rainbow Shares' investments, but they are all baffled.

However, one thing is certain: this is a shakeout targeting retail investors, and they will not easily give up their shares.

……

Lujiazui, the capital of Shanghai.

The office floor of Zexi Private Equity Fund.

Xu Xiang, Sun Guodong, Ma Xinqi, Shu Yimin, Xu Haiou and others frowned, staring at the intraday chart without saying a word.

1 seconds.

5 seconds.

9 seconds.

After a silence of more than ten seconds, Sun Guodong broke the silence and said, "22 lots of limit-down orders were snapped up instantly, with a total of 1.2 million yuan of funds involved. This must be at least a top-tier speculative investor."

"Who will it be?"

Shu Yimin looked at Xu Xiang.

"If it were speculative capital, they couldn't possibly not see that we were shaking out weak hands. Who would want to intervene in the target stock in this way?"

Ma Xinqi also looked at Xu Xiang, wanting to know what the other party had to say.

Xu Haiou, who was standing to the side, remained silent, but he vaguely felt that it was familiar, like the method of an old friend.

Everyone looked at Xu Xiang, including the traders at Zexi Private Equity.

Xu Xiang didn't rush to speak, but instead looked at the intraday chart for a while. When he found that the other party had no further action, he immediately raised his voice and said, "Fill the gap, and press 20 shares."

All of a sudden.

Traders at Zexi Private Equity began placing orders.

Sun Guodong lowered his voice and asked, "What's going on?"

"call--"

Xu Xiang's eyes were complicated. He took a deep breath and said, "If I'm not mistaken, the other side is giving us a signal."

"What signal?"

Ma Xinqi quickly pressed for more information.

"I'm only after money." Xu Xiang replied, explaining, "First, I used 1.2 million yuan to back up the board, showing off my financial strength. The lack of follow-up action means I wanted to follow suit."

"Of course, it's possible that he'll wait for us to return to the front lines and then try to gain another advantage."

As soon as Xu Xiang finished speaking, Sun Guodong reacted and chimed in, "This guy only lifts the bar but doesn't pull it up, which is most likely due to funds following his lead, but his intervention method is a bit too domineering."

“Indeed, a gentler approach to accumulating shares is better for both of us. Aren’t you afraid we’ll mess things up if you intervene like this?” Shu Yimin echoed.

"No!"

Xu Xiang shook his head and corrected Shu Yimin, saying, "Gentle accumulation of shares is more harmful than beneficial to us, because retail investors are not stupid. If they continue to buy stocks, the risk of exposure to a shakeout will increase. Such violent intervention will only make retail investors feel that it is a trap to lure in more buyers."

Upon hearing this, Xu Haiou suddenly realized and said, "So, in other words, the other party only wants to follow our lead financially and has no intention of offending us?"

"should be."

Xu Xiang nodded.

"In that case, it seems the other party is quite benevolent, intervening while still setting up a smokescreen for retail investors," Shu Yimin chuckled.

“I have a bad feeling about this; my right eyelid is twitching a lot,” Sun Guodong said again.

Seeing that Sun Guodong still had a tense expression, Shu Yimin chuckled and teased, "Maybe the technician Fangfang is thinking about you. Why don't you go and add an extra hour tonight?"

"Stop joking around, let's be serious. I've rarely seen such a violent intervention method before. Besides, most top-tier speculative funds have targets under control these days. I really can't imagine which second-tier speculative funds would intervene like this."

Sun Guodong said in a deep voice.

It would have been better if he hadn't said anything, because once he did, Xu Xiang, Xu Haiou, Shu Yimin, and even Ma Xinqi couldn't help but frown.

"I'll go ask in A God's group."

Without hesitation, Ma Xinqi opened the speculative trading group created by Qiu Baoyu's alternate account and sent a group message.

[Ma Xinqi]: ​​Who is this hero?

He didn't explicitly mention anything, but everyone knew what he was asking.

[Hujialou]: Yeah, who was so brave as to snap up 22 lots of limit-down orders in an instant? Come out and show yourself.

[Yitian Road]: So it wasn't you guys who orchestrated this? I thought you were putting on a bull trap to lure retail investors in and make them sell.

[Professional Speculator]: I also thought it was a suicide squad orchestrating the whole thing, but I didn't expect it to be other speculative investors. That's interesting.

[Brother Zhao]: Me!

[Hujialou]: ? ? ?
[Professional Speculator]: You?

[Jintian Road]: You're bragging, you'd be lucky to have 5000 million.

[Brother Zhao]: No, I didn't. I typed too fast and accidentally sent it. Please forgive me, everyone.

Zhao Qiang made a joke, leaving the other speculative investors speechless.

99% of the speculative capital in China is basically in the group. Seeing that no one admitted it, Ma Xinqi thought of another possibility and said: "It may be institutions, public funds institutions are involved in our stocks."

“If it were an organization, they would definitely contact me beforehand.”

Xu Xiang shook his head.

He is now a fund manager at Zexi Private Equity and is also a member of the institution.

If a public fund or other private fund is involved, it would be much better to inform them and discuss the matter together than to intervene without saying a word.

Suddenly, Xu Haiou thought of someone and said in a low voice, "Is it possible that it's that guy?"

"Which guy?"

Sun Guodong asked instinctively.

"Which one?" Ma Xinqi echoed.

"He's neither in the group nor an institution, yet he has over 100 million yuan in funds, so it can only be Fuchun Road, or more likely it's him."

Xu Xiang: “…”

Ma Xinqi: "..."

Sun Guodong: "..."

Shu Yimin: "..."

The moment Xu Haiou finished speaking, everyone fell silent.

Fuchun Road?
Don't tell me!
Just like what "it" is capable of doing.

Rumors are circulating online that "Fuchun Road" lost over 5000 million yuan in Haitong Foods and may indeed switch to fund following.

However, Xu Xiang and Sun Guodong felt that "Fuchun Road" did not cut its losses, but instead changed seats to continue to dominate Haitong Foods.

After a long silence, Shu Yimin's eyes flashed with a hint of malice as he said, "If it really is him, should we take this opportunity to bury him?"

“This ticket won’t work.” Xu Xiang rejected it, explaining his reasons: “The Zhangjiagang municipal government will probably issue a subsidy announcement of 10 billion yuan in less than half a month. If we choose to bury it, we might get overtaken.”

“That’s right, Boss Liu does have some ability. Let’s put aside our differences and focus on the price increase,” Xu Haiou said, expressing his opinion.

"With so much capital involved, it could be a game-changer for the year." Sun Guodong looked at Xu Xiang, his eyes filled with anticipation.

"We'll see when the time comes. I also hope to make a good living with one ticket."

Xu Xiang said in a deep voice.

Besides Rainbow Shares, he has other targets to trade. If he wants to make a move on the biggest speculative stock of the year, Rainbow Shares is not his first choice.

……

Zhangjiang, the capital of Shanghai.

Financial Research Network office space.

Looking at the 22 lots of orders we'd just taken, Liao Guopei said with a hint of lingering fear, "Won't Xu Xiang ruin our business by doing this?"

Lin Guangchang, who was standing to the side, did not speak. His gaze, like Liao Guopei's, was fixed on Zhang Yang, who was sitting in the main seat and making the decision to accept the bill.

Seeing that the two were a little uneasy, Zhang Yang smiled and said, "No, don't worry. It's just borrowing some money. Xu Xiang won't be that stingy. Even if they want to bury us, they'll have to think twice about whether we can beat them to the limit."

"Moreover, looking at the intraday chart, they have already chosen to close the position again. In the eyes of retail investors, this is a complete bull trap."

As Zhang Yang said, the battle of wits between these speculative investors was seen by retail investors as a "failed" attempt to lure in more buyers.

[Cantonese Charm]: Damn it, Lulu, luckily she's smart, otherwise she would have been buried alive by those lowly scoundrels.

[Da Sha Chun]: It really was a bull trap. Those who rushed in just now are in luck. Get ready to break even in two or three years, hahaha.

[Ms. You're Very Nervous]: Damn it, forget it, forget it, I'm not angry. It's just 20,000 yuan worth of stuff, I'll just consider it thrown into a ditch. Waaah, I really don't care at all, really.

(End of this chapter)