Chapter 777 - 320: It’s You, Boeing! (Part 3)

Chapter 777: Chapter 320: It’s You, Boeing! (Part 3)

Usually, they don’t have many opportunities to sell US stocks, because once they make big sales, the market becomes chaotic.

Moreover, they also need long-term stable book profits to maintain the interests of those investors.

Those investors certainly cannot lose money.

This time, it counts as their first official harvest after years of planning, with a target of around one trillion US Dollars.

Especially in the past two days, with frequent incidents, China’s factories shutting down, and a lot of industrial products not being able to be transported, inflation in the United States started to rise.

Prices are soaring, but there’s simply not enough money in circulation.

What to do?

Print money!

In other words, US stocks are bound to rise next, and once money printing starts, the upward momentum will be unstoppable.

And as for them? They have thrown almost all of their cash into the layout over the past few years, and they haven’t harvested yet.

They must harvest a wave to gain more cash, or rather, first smash down the price of chips to facilitate subsequent entry.

Otherwise, even if US stocks rise later, the benefits they reap will be quite limited.

For Wall Street, an upward trend is never the stage for profit-taking. Once profits are taken, the momentum is curbed.

A downturn is the most profitable stage.

No one can imagine how cheap the chips in their hands are.

This time, the timing, geography, and people are all on their side, and they only have one month.

There might not even be a full month left. Last month, they were mainly setting up the layout, and now it has been completed, the arrow is on the string.

As a result, Boeing got hit!

And hit extremely hard.

This month, they’ve gradually opened over sixty billion US Dollars worth of Boeing shorts, but they didn’t take them from brokers.

Their plan was to wait for the weekend to ferment, and then use their privilege to grab chips directly from brokers on Monday.

Once they smash it down by ten points, others who want to short won’t have a chance and will be forced to slowly buy into the stocks.

Not buying is no problem; after all, their shorts reign, the stock price has been smashed down, and others’ chips no longer have profit space. They must either hold on desperately or admit defeat and exit.

Besides, they have other methods, not just this one.

But now Boeing got hammered in advance, directly disrupting their rhythm.

The other side has also acquired a large number of shorts, which in the end will compete with them for chips, severely affecting their profits.

It might even prevent them from making any money.

Smashing Boeing from a market value of four hundred billion US Dollars to three hundred billion US Dollars is cleaning out the market’s shorts.

On the last day, something went wrong!

Undoubtedly, a group of Wall Street elites gathered immediately.

What? Violation?

Violation my foot! The rules are made by them, what’s wrong with joint stock manipulation?

They represent various institutions, essentially representing global financial giants.

Jiang Banxia’s short position data was immediately in their hands; getting hold of these was easy.

"There’s capital in the market taking on the opponent’s chips, and the opponent has been trying to smash it within ten points, but hasn’t succeeded..."

Someone explained the situation on the ground.

They didn’t find it abnormal, underlying the resilient nature of US stocks under their management.

Currently, the opponent has only smashed thirty billion US Dollars worth of chips, being absorbed is quite normal.

Their choices are only two: either use funds today to forcibly pull up a wave and explode those shorts.

Or don’t care.

If ignored, these short funds will become a thorn by their side, although the funds aren’t much, there’s no telling when it’ll come out and backstab them.

Caring would require mobilizing funds, estimating over twenty billion US Dollars.

"Guys, we have to take action and explode the opponent. The opponent has leverage, we only need to rise twenty points, and it’s enough! If we let the opponent continue to smash down, it will drive a lot of funds to enter short positions. Currently, it hasn’t even dropped ten points yet."

"We can smash Boeing’s stock price down to below ten points so the opponent can’t issue shorts."

"Buddy, your brain should be put in the fridge and frozen for a while, you are already too hot and confused now! That’s a thirty billion US Dollars short, with previously already over a hundred billion US Dollars of shorts in the market, reaching the limit we can tolerate."

"..."

They have always known there are shorts in the market, but those shorts are considered normal to them, possibly operated by other US institutions, not conflicting with their interests.

At least the opponent has not directly smashed the market, everything is going according to their rhythm.

They can’t swallow all the profits, that’s unrealistic.

If they covet absolute profit, nothing will get done.

In a market worth tens of trillions of US Dollars, being able to eat up the main part is already enough.

"If the opponent still has funds, we can’t do anything..."

"No no no, we have a way to smash through below the ten-point position first, making the opponent unable to issue shorts later, then explode them. It only takes that instant... I don’t think we need to spend much money, during this process, many funds will be willing to help us."

"Mate, your idea is great, we should now, immediately, contact brokers to get chips from them. Perhaps in the end... we don’t have to spend any money, others can’t use contract funds, but we can..."

...

Jiang Banxia’s leverage in short positions is giving others an opportunity.

Twenty points isn’t actually difficult.

Especially with trading volume already down, market sentiment is quite bullish, raising now will attract a large amount of hesitant capital into the market.

In an instant, the account looking bullish for Jiang Banxia swallowed nearly five billion US Dollars worth of chips.

She immediately went to the broker and directly opened a ten billion US Dollar short contract, equally smashing it into another account of hers.