Chapter 805 - 329: They Are About to Become My Cash Cows (Part 2)

Chapter 805: Chapter 329: They Are About to Become My Cash Cows (Part 2)

"Mm... okay..."

After speaking, Jiang Banxia hugged Li Yang and fell asleep.

Li Yang: "??? Already asleep?"

Asleep... asleep...

...

Just waking up at noon on Tuesday, he heard the King of Understanding give a speech, declaring that the international version of Kuai Pai posed a great threat to the United States’ security, and ordered it to be sold to a domestic enterprise within three months.

At the same time, Google actively contacted Kuai Pai and offered a price of 15 billion US dollars.

The entire internet thought that the international version of Kuai Pai would definitely not be able to hold on and would have to give in.

Meanwhile, the world capital market valued the international version of Kuai Pai at 50 billion US dollars.

Perhaps Jiang Banxia figured it out, seeing that Li Yang didn’t take the news seriously, and continued with her own tasks.

That night, after the market opened, Jiang Banxia had Li Yang buy Boeing first, triggering the announcement, while she, herself, didn’t go to the trading room, instead staying at her residence.

An hour later, Boeing had only risen by twelve points before being blocked by the pressure above, and countless stocks were dumped at this time.

Wanliu Capital’s account obviously couldn’t continue to be used, so Jiang Banxia directly shifted to other accounts and started buying stocks in large-scale.

She had a lot of money!

Not to mention the money from users on the Huobi Platform that she could leverage, just this month’s net profit from the Huobi Platform exceeded 3 billion US dollars.

She didn’t even need to use leverage; she directly threw out tens of billions of dollars to instantly absorb a bunch of stocks, pushing Boeing up by five points.

After waiting half an hour, when a large number of stocks started being dumped again, she repeated her previous operation.

Unknowingly, Boeing had risen by twenty-seven points, with the stock price reaching 380 US dollars.

Getting closer to Boeing’s historical high point of 446 US dollars.

Near closing, Jiang Banxia entered the market again with 3 billion US dollars, pushing Boeing’s stock price to 406 US dollars...

Close of trading on Tuesday!

So far, the market value of Boeing stocks held by Jiang Banxia had already surpassed 50 billion US dollars, including the 8 billion US dollars she entered today.

He knew Wall Street was selling; this position was enough for those holding stocks to choose to cash out.

Boeing wasn’t worth that much anymore.

In these past few days, Jiang Banxia had been calculating that she held a total of 26% of Boeing stocks. Over three days, retail investors must have held around 20%, and not counting other helpers, she had nearly half of Boeing’s stocks.

Meanwhile, over on Wall Street, they had already sold all the stocks held by brokers, and the accumulated short positions they had were an enormous number.

Now, she just needed an opportunity.

The time quickly moved to Wednesday.

The acquisition of the international version of Kuai Pai was still being pulled, with the United States showing a firm attitude that if it wasn’t sold, they wouldn’t allow the existence of the international version of Kuai Pai.

On Wednesday night, after the US stocks opened, Jiang Banxia didn’t give others the chance to enter the market, nor the chance to dump stocks.

After Li Yang bought tens of thousands of dollars of Boeing stocks, triggering an announcement.

She once again used her funds to boost stocks.

This fund was diverted from Huobi Platform user funds...

Don’t look at her holding a Boeing stock value of 50 billion US dollars (not counting Wanliu Capital’s board data), she actually only spent less than 15 billion.

Among that 15 billion, over 6 billion had been earned during this period.

In other words, in total, she only spent over 8 billion in principal.

Twenty minutes later, Boeing’s stock price broke through 446 US dollars, creating a new record.

At this moment, Boeing’s market value officially surpassed 400 billion US dollars, reaching a new high.

...

"Crazy, crazy! Where did the funds come from?"

"Is it Wanliu Capital’s money? How do they have that much?"

"With that much money, why didn’t they grab stocks at lower prices, but had to wait until high prices?"

Wall Street was dumbfounded.

At the beginning, they were sure that the heavy investment accounts were definitely related to Jiang Banxia.

But now, they were not sure about the accounts entering the market.

Because... it didn’t make sense.

If it was Jiang Banxia’s account, why didn’t she take it when Boeing’s stock price was just over 100 US dollars? Why wait until it was over 300 dollars, over 400 dollars, and still enter the market as if gambling with life?

At such high prices, they didn’t know how many retail investors dared to touch it, but in these two days, large funds had bought 16 billion dollars worth.

Wall Street was never short of money either, and didn’t dare to play like this.

Damn, they were waiting to lose everything!

But, after Wall Street’s countless data analysts ran countless model data, a result emerged.

"Though we don’t want to admit it, we no longer have control over Boeing’s stocks. We dumped too many stocks at the 380-dollar position, and now..."

"The most crucial point is, when Boeing’s stock price reaches 600 dollars, we’ll be facing a margin call! We’ll need funds to cover, and for every dollar the stock price rises, we need to cover 5 billion US dollars!"

"When the stock price reaches 780 dollars, we’ll face another margin call, and at that time, for every dollar the stock price rises, we need to cover 13 billion US dollars."

"According to our deep-level data results, after these four trading days, Boeing’s stocks have been leveraged by 60%! And we are currently owed 47% of the stocks in the market..."

It’s not that Wall Street wasn’t aware of the problem. They had a back-end of big data models, and it wasn’t just a few decision-makers casually making decisions; countless analysts were exerting their influence.