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

Zhang San has been very busy lately. He's currently matching players, like an NPC, and issuing tasks to those fund companies.

Many fund companies like Jack Manigan Funds have been established recently. Zhang San's desk is piled high with documents, including all the data on these fund companies, including finances, personnel, and debts.

Most importantly, their financing situation is significant. Jack Manigan's fund company, whose fund manager, Jack Manigan, is quite adept at hype, thus he has the largest amount of financing and priority purchase opportunities.

Zhou Huimin didn't know what he was doing. He was always busy. Before June, she saw him sorting some files, making phone calls, and doing various operations on the computer.

Although she couldn't understand what was being said on the phone, she knew he was discussing some big business deals.

Zhang San himself felt quite bored. After he got the information on those fund companies, he started assigning which fund company to which and how many shares to buy. In addition to the shares of his own companies, he also bought a lot of shares of other companies, just to avoid being discovered.

"I feel like an NPC," Zhang San remarked, leaving Zhou Huimin somewhat bewildered.

Normally, Zhou Yunu wouldn't respond or engage with him; but today was different. She asked curiously, "What is an NPC?"

"Oh~" Zhang San thought for a moment. PC games weren't popular yet, but he still explained, "This term refers to Non-Player Character, which is a character not controlled by the player. In the game, the task is to give the player a task, and then the player carries it out."

He sighed and said, "I'm like that NPC now, issuing tasks to those below me. It's actually quite boring."

It was incredibly boring. All he did every day was look at data, and all that data was in US dollars, dollars, and dollars. After a while, he became numb to it.

The original fund was used to buy stocks with loans. It was Zhang San's money, as well as the money of the fund investors. The money of these fund investors also belonged to Zhang San's company. Since this is a private equity fund, it should naturally be returned.

The money in companies like Jack Manigan's Fund is the money of fund investors, a type of retail investor. Their money is traded through stock transactions, and Zhang San's money comes out from there. This is called "taking profits and securing gains".

The current NPC operation is to slowly extract their own money. Since the peak of the internet bubble won't occur until 2000, there's no need to worry. Let them do whatever they want. Once all their money is extracted, the rest is up to them to do as they please.

Jack Manigan is riding high; he's now a winner in life. Recently, internet stocks have been soaring, leaving him speechless with admiration for this era. It's fucking awesome!

During the day, I sit in front of the computer waiting for tasks; when I get bored, I have a beautiful female secretary.

After get off work, they can go to bars, have fun, meet all sorts of beautiful women, and live a life of extravagance and indulgence. This is also a new way for these internet companies to make money recently.

Although these people did not invest in internet companies, they made money through internet companies and became the new rich.

Meanwhile, Zhang San, who was suffering from poverty, was issuing tasks, with no woman or children by his side, only one woman accompanying him.

After plundering Asia with a large amount of capital, they couldn't leave such a lot of money idle, otherwise it would depreciate or be subject to taxes. So they naturally turned their attention to emerging industries, such as the Internet.

This money is smart money; it naturally sees the future of internet companies. Driven by huge amounts of capital, these companies naturally begin to rise, skyrocket, and rise rapidly.

Another statistic shows that the Nasdaq index reached its peak in March 2000, and it took many years for it to reach the same level again.

This shows how serious the bubble is at this time, which has led many investors, or "leeks" (or "newbies"), to like going to the rooftop, facing the sea breeze and pretending to be sad, hoping to relieve their worries by jumping.

This is no joke. When the internet bubble burst, many people turned pale at the mere mention of it.

But it doesn't matter, because the fuse for the bursting of the bubble has already been set. The Federation has restarted, or rather, it has never given up on investigating the new era. It's just that this time it's been intensified. As for the reason, Zhang San doesn't want to care.

If the internet bubble bursts, he certainly won't be the one to die.

Besides these, he had another task: to have some agents persuade film company owners, major shareholders, and celebrities to invest in internet companies and show them what the most profitable stocks in the world are.

Several shareholders of Giant Entertainment, who already invested in stocks, have heard that brokers have approached them, recommending several internet funds and even encouraging them to be bolder.

"Listen to me, I guarantee these stocks will definitely rise, much better than making movies. You can sell the stocks and invest in the internet wave, at least you can earn several times the profits of Giant Entertainment."

The agent began recounting the rise of internet heroes, saying, "Look at them, because they were young and daring, they all made a fortune. You've been overtaken by these young people. They're getting married every night, living a life of luxury and debauchery. But they're only the age of your child. Don't you feel outdated?"

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The shareholders of Giant Entertainment were persuaded to sell the entertainment company. A company called Stephen Home Entertainment acquired Giant Entertainment for $300 million in a cash transaction.

Zhang San's main interest is their film library. As for distribution, he has Global Entertainment, but it doesn't matter. Once those mainland companies rise up and want to have North American distribution companies, he can sell Giant Entertainment.

Of course, this is not the only such company. Many film production company owners or shareholders have been persuaded by these agents to invest in publicly listed internet companies.

These brokers did more than he expected. When Zhang San got the information, he felt that if these people cleared out their stocks before April 2000, they could make a fortune and then make a safe and secure life.

However, he wasn't worried about these people. He would just give the brokers a thumbs up and then give them bonuses. As for the investors, Zhang San would have the brokers remind them once in February.

If you don't listen, then you might as well wait to die! There's a saying: "Good advice is hard to persuade a damned ghost."