Shocking! This student is phenomenal!

"I'd like to ask, do you also feel that there are many things about China that you admire?"

Komura Uejima remained silent for a long time before finally asking a question.

"Hmm?" Nakajima Jiro wondered why Komura Uejima would say that.

But after thinking about it seriously, he replied, "Chinese culture has a long history, and many people in our country of Japan have Chinese blood in their veins."

"It's not that I envy Chinese culture, it's just that I find it novel, plus China has a vast territory, unlike our Japan where there is little land and a large population."

Before he knew it, Jiro Nakajima had mentioned several of China's advantages.

Later, he even asked himself a question: "Sometimes I don't understand why people from China are so foolish as to come to our cherry blossom country for tourism."

"What's so interesting about our place? Besides, Chinese people are really rich. They buy so much stuff here. I really don't know how rich they are in China."

Upon hearing this, Komura Uejima felt a sense of urgency welling up inside him.

"Oh no, it seems like our Japan has been unknowingly invaded by Chinese culture?!"

"They seem to think that China only knows how to talk big and does basic, low-difficulty work, but I never imagined that it was actually a form of cultural invasion."

Meanwhile, in the small village of Ueshima, feeling frustrated and resentful, he felt that all the efforts of so many people had been in vain.

Zhong Wei has finally secured enough leverage.

Many of the accounts that appear to be held by individual investors are actually controlled by Zhong Wei and his team.

As long as Zhong Wei is willing, these accounts will immediately engage in buying or selling operations.

"Okay, now let's spike the price high all at once, straight to the daily limit!"

Zhong Wei had already spoken with Su Jiang early this morning.

Su Jiang wanted them to drive the stock price to its daily limit today, quickly buying a large amount so that people from Japan couldn't buy it.

Then, a sharp sell-off occurred at the end of the trading day, trapping their funds back into the stock market.

"yes!"

As soon as Zhong Wei finished speaking, all the traders at Qingjiang Capital immediately responded in unison.

Suddenly, the office was filled with the clattering sound of keyboards being used.

Everyone started operating their accounts as quickly as possible.

Suddenly, hundreds of thousands of orders were dumped into the market.

Huangxing Paper Industry's assets were not very large to begin with, and now it has been acquired.

It immediately rose straight up at a 90-degree angle with lightning speed.

In just a dozen seconds, Huangxing Paper Industry's stock price was completely locked at the daily limit.

"Okay, keep it sealed like this for now. In a little while, give the impression that it's about to break down and attract others to come in and spend money."

"Then, at the very end of the trading day, there will be a sudden sell-off!"

Zhong Wei continued to relay Su Jiang's orders to all the retail investors.

Soon after, Huangxing Paper's stock price began to fluctuate near its daily limit. Not in terms of price, but in terms of the number of times the stock was locked at its daily limit.

Sometimes the order volume is in the hundreds of thousands, and sometimes it suddenly drops to a few thousand lots.

Such volatility has left many stock market investors feeling incredibly excited.

It's like bungee jumping; one moment you're soaring into the sky, and the next you feel like you're about to land.

Meanwhile, in Japan, Jiro Nakajima's traders were also keeping a close eye on this stock.

Seeing that it suddenly rose and then seemed about to fall, they were at a loss as to what to do.

Should we help seal the price, or take the opportunity to sell some?

For Jiro Nakajima and his group, selling at this point would mean making a profit, and a considerable one at that.

Therefore, they could only hurriedly contact Jiro Nakajima and let the manager make the decision, as they could not make decisions on their own.

As a result, Jiro Nakajima, who was on the phone with Komura Uejima, immediately received a call from his subordinate.

I heard there's been some unusual activity in the stock market.

He immediately took out his phone to check.

"Old classmate, what's up?"

Upon seeing this, Komura Uejima quickly leaned closer and asked.

When he saw that the stock had actually hit its daily limit, he immediately exclaimed in surprise.

"What?! Huangxing Paper's stock price actually hit the daily limit?!"

Komura was a little agitated, so his voice was also a bit loud.

This attracted the attention of the people eating nearby, who all turned to look at it.

Komura Uejima also suddenly realized that his voice was a bit too loud.

He quickly covered his mouth, then looked at Huangxing Paper Industry with surprise.

Because as long as the stock hits its daily limit, it won't take many days for me to break even; I could probably recover my losses as long as it opens higher tomorrow.

Jiro Nakajima showed no reaction to Komura Uejima's unusual emotional state.

He took a deep breath and said calmly, "Don't get agitated. Something's definitely fishy."

In truth, Jiro Nakajima was contemplating whether he should be eliminated.

Because if I sell all the stocks I have now, I can make a profit.

Even if we don't say dozens of points, there are definitely more than a dozen.

Although deep down he had a vague feeling that now was the best time to make his appearance.

However, he was still somewhat hesitant. His hesitation stemmed from two things: firstly, the presence of his old classmate in front of him, and secondly, his desire to earn more money.

"Xiaocun, how much more do you need to break even? Give me a specific amount."

After a long silence, Nakajima Jiro asked Komura Uejima.

"It hit the daily limit today. If it gains another 4% tomorrow, I can break even! And if it hits the daily limit again tomorrow, I can make a fortune!"

Komura Uejima was visibly excited; his hands were trembling, and his voice was filled with emotion.

Do you think this stock will go up tomorrow? Or will it open higher?

Because he himself was somewhat hesitant, Jiro Nakajima also wanted to hear Komura Uejima's advice.

They were both top students at the same school, so he wanted to hear more advice.

"Based on my understanding of the Chinese stock market, it will definitely rise again tomorrow."

"Because this is their usual tactic. When they're about to push the price up to the daily limit, they'll go all out to lock it in, leaving no chance for anyone to buy in."

"Then, after the price rises to a certain level, a shakeout begins. Then there's a sharp drop, trapping those who bought in earlier."

"So as long as the stock can hit the daily limit up today, the profit for this stock will be at least 20%."

Komura Uejima said with great confidence that because he had lived in China, he believed he had a good understanding of the situation there.

"understood."

Jiro Nakajima said to Uejima Komura.

"Then I'll give you a chance. I'll make a move today and lock this stock at its daily limit. We shouldn't expect to make 20%. I'll sell when it opens higher tomorrow. Just be careful."

He actually wanted to earn an extra four or five percent, since four or five percent was already a remarkable amount for their capital.

But he put it nicely, saying he was considering his old classmates.

Even if the price drops tomorrow, it's for the sake of old classmates' friendship.

This would make the small village on the island owe him an even greater favor.