Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

Southeast Asian countries all had financial controls, but starting in 1996, under the influence and pressure of some people both inside and outside the country, these countries all liberalized their financial controls.

However, this does not affect Zhang San. It is not difficult for him to gain an advantage. Even a layman like Zhang San knows several of the options.

One is investment, investing part of it and taking out a loan for the other part. Moreover, the loan portion is as much as possible.

Another area is exports. The loan money is used to produce or purchase goods, and then export essential agricultural products or cash crops that are needed overseas.

This includes food and cash crops (such as rubber), and the money used to sell these products is mostly loans.

The agricultural products sold can be converted into US dollars, and there is no rush to repay the loan.

Of course, there's no rush to launch such an event. It's only 1995 now, and it will take another two or three years before it happens, but he's already prepared.

Preventing others from discovering his actions and ensuring account security is actually quite difficult, but it doesn't matter, he can invest in financial tycoons.

In Liangzi Fund's office, Boss Su, who was working, heard a message from his subordinate that someone had bought their fund.

"Sir, someone bought our fund today."

Huh!? It's normal for people to buy their funds every day. Do you really think you have nothing better to do than report this to him?

Sitting under his motto, "I was born penniless, but I will never die penniless," I frowned slightly. Why did he have to talk to himself about something like this today? Although he was a ruthless short seller, it was still his job.

"Oh, really? Is there something special about it?"

"Sir, it's normal for high-ranking officials and dignitaries to invest in us, but he invested one hundred million US dollars."

One hundred million dollars, that's a hundred million dollars! It's really unusual. He also felt that this person trusted them, these Wall Street hounds, too much. They were a bunch of scavengers, villains dancing in front of corpses.

"That's really special. If I had the chance, I'd really like to meet them, haha..."

He had someone send over the investor's information so he could find out who they were. He first looked at the contract, which was a standard contract with no special requirements from the other party. It was just a three-year investment agreement, expiring on September 9, 1998.

Although he didn't understand why the other party wanted to sign a three-year contract, it didn't matter; this was common practice. He'd figure it out later...

The investor who invested this hundred million US dollars was, of course, Zheng Kun, but he used an overseas trust institution to entrust the investment.

The other party didn't really understand; he was just making sure to meet the deadline so they could help him make money.

September 1998 was when the other party would reap the greatest benefits, so it was time to scout the location. This was a case of man intending to harm tigers, and tigers wanting to harm man; both sides were sabotaging each other.

As September arrived, Toy Story began its pre-release hype. Zhang San was even more optimistic about the film than John Leigh, and started promoting it online. Meanwhile, merchandise began arriving at warehouses across the United States, ready to capitalize on the hype.

Toy Story is Universal's key project for the second half of the year. So far, Tessney has not released any animated films, not because it lacks creativity, but because hand-drawn animation is truly entering its twilight. Universal's Kimba the Movie can be said to be the last glimmer of hand-drawn animation. Although Universal later released Mulan, it did not reach the height of Kimba the Movie.

Now, Universal is releasing animated films again, which is probably a manifestation of how the upgrade of computer hardware has driven other industries.

In addition to these, NT-MS will also launch new products. Following WINOS93, a better system, WINOS95, codenamed Christmas, will be launched before Christmas this year.

This upgrade requires higher computer hardware configuration, a better graphics card, and more memory. The display effect will be doubled, and at the same time, it will simplify more operations, making the computer system easier to use.

This update was welcomed by hardware manufacturers. In addition to these hardware manufacturers, all computer manufacturers also expressed their approval. At the board meeting, they praised Zhang San's strategy and affirmed John's execution ability.

This upgrade was proposed by Zhang San, and the joint CEOs of NT-MS and Silky were responsible for its implementation. In addition, the new WINOS95 has not only deepened its cooperation with chip manufacturers, but also cooperated extensively with Silky, further strengthening the relationship between the two companies.

A hero needs three helpers; a company that wants to thrive needs more friends and fewer enemies; it needs to unite everyone to defeat its opponents.

NT-MS currently has a market capitalization of $120 billion. Zhang San had already begun slowly selling his shares some time ago, and this matter needs to be made public.

The shareholders on the board also knew this, so they liked Zhang San more. Not only did the manufacturers like him, but people on Wall Street also liked him.

"Stephen is a Chinese man who keeps his promises and does what he says."

This is the view expressed by Wall Street and NT-MS shareholders; in their opinion, this is the kind of person who makes a good partner.

Their thinking stems from their nature. Wang Laboratories is a family business. Although it has gone public, it is still a family business. Moreover, they cannot get involved, which makes them very uncomfortable.

They feared that NT-MS might be in the same situation. Now it seems that the other party understands Wall Street very well. They delegate things to professional managers, while they offer advice on development. They don't usually manage the company, but that doesn't mean they don't. They do manage the finances, and they are also afraid that someone might steal their money.

"I heard he has a child."

"We should throw a party for this child."

"Hahaha……"

Chai Xiaofen gave birth to a son, and Zhang San naturally became a father. He kept this a low profile, not for any other reason than to avoid attracting attention from those with ulterior motives.

However, these things could not be kept from the directors who were overly concerned about their partners. They were not thinking about how well their partners were doing, but rather they were afraid that their partners would do something drastic that would affect the stock price.

In North America, many people don't have much savings, but they have a lot of stocks, and they don't want their wealth to be lost.

Zhang San received numerous congratulatory phone calls just days after his child was born, making him feel as if he had virtually no privacy.