He unexpectedly becomes a father at the start of his life, and the mother of his child is a national

"It's because the good news just came out," Chen Hao explained.

"Stocks that rely on a single major news event for their price surge often see a large number of profit-taking orders after the news becomes clear and the stock price rises rapidly."

Many short-term funds are drawn in by this news. Once the stock price rises to their target price, or they feel that the short-term increase is sufficient, they will choose to sell and lock in profits.

NeuroTech has risen from $28 to over $35, an increase of more than 25%. Many early investors have already made a fortune, and there will be significant selling pressure.

Moreover, for these pharmaceutical stocks, FDA approval is only the first step; there are still uncertainties regarding commercialization, marketing, and competing products.

Rational investors won't keep chasing high prices indefinitely.

He paused, then continued:

"My initial investment was based on the judgment that the news had been circulating in advance and the technical indicators had bottomed out. Now that the news has been confirmed and the stock price has largely reflected it, it's time to exit."

Staying inside would pose more risks than benefits.

There was a few seconds of silence on the other end of the phone, then Li Qingshan's admiring voice came through:

"Okay, Haozi, you're the one who's clear-headed. I was so focused on the price going up that I didn't think about this part."

"Call me when you decide when to close your position, and I'll handle it."

"Okay, then I'll trouble you." Chen Hao said.

"Why are you being so polite between us?" Li Qingshan said with a smile.

"By the way, what have you been up to lately? You've been so secretive, you haven't been contacting me much."

"Taking care of the kids, and writing a little something on the side," Chen Hao said vaguely.

"Write something? What kind of thing? A novel? Or some stock trading tips?" Li Qingshan asked curiously.

"It's kind of like a fairy tale," Chen Hao said.

"A fairy tale?!" Li Qingshan's voice rose eight octaves.

"Haozi, when did you develop this hobby? But it's good to cultivate some artistic talent; it's better than staring at candlestick charts all day."

Okay, I won't keep you any longer. You go ahead with your work, and call me when you're ready to close your position.

"it is good."

After ending his call with Li Qingshan, Chen Hao drove his car into the underground parking garage of Yunding Mansion.

He already had a plan in mind: after the US stock market opened that evening, he would observe the trend and prepare to close his position and leave the market if there were any signs of weakening upward momentum.

A floating profit of over 120 million is already a very considerable return; there's no need to be greedy and gamble on that last little bit of increase.

After parking his car, he went back upstairs to his home.

He went into his study, turned on his computer, and prepared to continue creating new fairy tales.

Sisi gets out of school at 4:30 pm, so he can make the most of that time.

I had just sat down at the computer when a system notification sounded in my head:

[Ding! A new fairy tale has been conceived, blending traditional elements with modern educational concepts. Literary experience +155.]

[Ding! The language is vivid and lively, in line with children's reading habits. Experience +142.]

He plans to write a new version of "The Foolish Old Man Who Moved Mountains" today.

However, in his version, Yu Gong did not simply rely on his descendants to dig the mountain. Instead, inspired by Xiao Sisi, he first organized the villagers to explore the terrain and discovered that there were natural caves in the mountain that could be partially utilized. He then invited people skilled in engineering to design a water diversion channel and plank road that went around the mountain, which not only solved the travel problem but also preserved the mountain as a natural landscape and resource.

The theme is "Wisdom and perseverance are equally important".

……

At the same time, in an office building in Pudong New Area of ​​Shanghai.

Tongxin Culture Media Company occupies two entire floors of the building.

As the operator of "Tongxin.com," a leading children's content platform in China, a large number of editors here are screening, reviewing, and promoting children's literature works from all over the country and even the world every day.

Editor Zhao Ziming was standing at the door of the editor-in-chief's office. He took a deep breath and knocked on the door.

"Please come in," came the steady voice of editor-in-chief Zhou Kaiwen from inside.

Zhao Ziming pushed open the door and went in.

The office wasn't very big, but it was decorated simply and elegantly, with bookshelves filled with various children's books and award certificates.

Zhou Kaiwen was sitting behind his desk in front of his computer screen. Hearing the voice, he looked up and saw Zhao Ziming. A smile appeared on his face.

"Zimo, is something the matter?"

"Editor-in-Chief Zhou, there's something I'd like to report to you about, concerning Teacher 'Haolin'." Zhao Ziming walked to the desk, his tone respectful but clearly excited.

"Haolin?" Zhou Kaiwen thought for a moment, "Is he the author of 'The Adventures of the Chen Family's Daughter in the Mountains and Seas'? His data has indeed been very impressive recently, and the splash screen recommendation is doing very well."

"It's more than just impressive, Editor-in-Chief Zhou." Zhao Ziming placed a printed data report in front of Zhou Kaiwen.

"As you can see, since it was featured on the opening screen, 'The Adventures of the Chen Family's Daughter in the Mountains and Seas' has been ranked number one on our platform's bestseller list, popularity list, and new book list for fifteen consecutive days."

The total number of subscribers exceeded 800,000 yesterday, and the daily revenue has been stable at over 20,000 yuan, and it is still growing.

Reader activity, number of comments, and collection rate are all at their highest levels on the platform in the past six months.

Zhou Kaiwen picked up the report, looked at it carefully, and nodded: "It is indeed outstanding."

Haolin's writing speed and quality are very stable, with new chapters almost every day. The content is also very innovative, adapting traditional myths in a way that is both interesting and educational, no wonder he is so popular.

You deserve immense credit for uncovering him.

Zhao Ziming was delighted to receive the editor-in-chief's affirmation, but quickly said, "It's mainly because Teacher Haolin's own work is excellent."

Editor-in-Chief Zhou, I've come to see you today to propose a further collaboration regarding Professor Haolin.

"Oh? Go ahead." Zhou Kaiwen put down the report, leaned forward slightly, and showed interest.

"That's how it is," Zhao Ziming said, organizing his thoughts.

"With the popularity of 'The Adventures of the Chen Family's Daughter in the Mountains and Seas,' we have received a large number of messages and suggestions from readers, mainly parents and teachers."

Many parents have expressed their hope that a physical copy of this book can be published.

Their reasons are mainly twofold: First, giving children paper books can better protect their eyesight and reduce their time spent on electronic products;

Secondly, paper books are more suitable for parents and children to read together, creating a sense of ritual and making it convenient to flip through them repeatedly.

Many parents even directly asked where they could buy a physical copy of the book.

He paused, then continued, "Editor-in-Chief Zhou, as you know, although e-reading has had a significant impact, the children's book market..."

The physical market for high-quality children's books, in particular, has remained stable and has even shown signs of recovery in recent years.

Parents are very willing to invest in buying good books for their children.

Our company happens to own a physical publishing house called "Tongxin Publishing House".

Upon hearing this, Zhou Kaiwen understood Zhao Ziming's meaning.

He tapped his fingers lightly on the table, deep in thought.