High School Belle Fell in Love with Me
Chapter 808 - 330: If You Could Earn One Percent Daily, Would You Invest? (Part 2)
Chapter 808: Chapter 330: If You Could Earn One Percent Daily, Would You Invest? (Part 2)
"Madmen! They’re all madmen!"
"Boeing’s market value is now 520 billion US Dollars!"
"Guys, it’s already 540 billion US Dollars now, just within the past few minutes, Boeing’s stock price officially broke through 600 US Dollars, we... had a margin call..."
With those words, everyone fell silent.
When others have a margin call, they get forcibly liquidated immediately, they might even get closed out ahead of time.
But their contracts aren’t within the system; they count as off-exchange contracts because no one worries about the other running away.
But if a margin call occurs, they’ll definitely need to add more collateral.
"How much additional collateral do we need?"
"From now on, for every dollar the stock price rises, we need to add 519 million US Dollars as collateral, otherwise after three trading days, we’ll be forcibly closed out, redeeming the contract. As for the price difference, we’ll need to cover that ourselves..."
Even though they’re all on the same side, once something is formalized into a contract, there’s no way to back out.
This money, they must come up with it.
If Boeing rises to 700 US Dollars, they’ll need to add 52 billion US Dollars in collateral.
What if it rises to 800 US Dollars?
Oh my god! Another contract of theirs would also have a margin call, and by then, the data would completely go mad.
But... it’s impossible...
Absolutely impossible!
Even if Buffett poured all his cash into it, it’s impossible to push Boeing to 800 US Dollars.
That would be a market value of over 700 billion US Dollars, it would need at least 500 billion US Dollars injected!
Buffett’s cash on hand is less than 200 billion US Dollars.
"Guys, I always believe, this building with no foundation at all will surely collapse instantly like the Twin Towers!"
...
Li Yang left work early because there was nothing left for him to do there.
On the way back, he brought some food for Jiang Banxia.
Jiang Banxia spent quite a bit of money today, estimating around 20 billion US Dollars or so.
This means she has sunk about 70 billion US Dollars into Boeing.
The current market value of her position is around 200 billion US Dollars.
It looks like a big profit, but in reality, there’s no support below, and it could collapse at any time above.
Trying to cash out her 70 billion US Dollars principal in such an environment is unrealistic.
Li Yang asked, "Master Jiang, aren’t you afraid Boeing might be suspended? Once it is, all the funds will be stuck in there. All it takes is one suspension, and the money inside will panic..."
Jiang Banxia took small sips of her white fungus and red dates soup as she said, "If Boeing gets suspended, the US Stocks will have a problem. From the chips they’ve thrown out today, it looks like they can’t get more chips, but in reality, over these six trading days, they’ve only turned over 60% of the chips, plus the nearly 10% we held before, so where’s the other 30%?"
"So, another 30% of the chips haven’t moved at all? Even though Boeing has risen to over 600 US Dollars, there’s no sign of movement from them."
"Yes, perhaps even more than that... I’ve only spent 70 billion US Dollars, and to push Boeing from 130 to over 600, with over a 60% turnover, it should cost at least 180 billion US Dollars, retail investors don’t have that much money."
"So what does that have to do with not daring to suspend?"
"Umm... their chips are more than mine... they’ve made more money, international capital has already been washed out, their shareholding ratio shouldn’t exceed 5%, so the real big holders must still be Americans. Those who can put out that much money will surely try to maintain Boeing’s trend, and they definitely won’t let Boeing suspend easily... Even, well, nevermind, I’m not so sure myself..."
...
The information on Boeing’s holdings is rather chaotic, with data from everywhere displayed.
There is international capital, as well as domestic capital from the United States.
The vast United States, the internal capital markets are certainly not monolithic, as for them, the greatest competitors always come from within.
By Saturday, the entire internet was buzzing, the financial sectors couldn’t get away from the past week’s Boeing super trend.
It could even be said to be the biggest super trend ever.
From a market value of hundreds of billions, it shot up straight to a market value of 550 billion US Dollars, in six trading days, it quadrupled or quintupled.
Countless people made a fortune from it.
As long as they followed Jiang Banxia’s footsteps from the start, they made at least three times their investment.
For small funds, cashing out at any moment is possible, it’s even possible to cash out at any particular point at will.
In any case, Wanliu Capital has been consistently increasing its holdings, continuously releasing signals.
Now Wanliu Capital increasing its holdings is almost equivalent to a rise, it’s practically become a tacit agreement.
In the Western United States, in a rather inconspicuous institution, a secret meeting is taking place.
The core of the secret meeting is simple: how to use Jiang Banxia to make more money.
They are the Western Syndicate of the United States, already controlling the discourse in the military-industrial complex, naturally, their chips aren’t few.
However... they can’t hold positions openly, so they have found a small institution to cover for them.
Wall Street is almost controlled by the Jewish Financial Group, over the years, they are publicly friends with them, but in reality don’t want them to expand any further.
Unfortunately, the strength of the Western Syndicate isn’t great, among the top ten American syndicates, they only hold two, and both are mere corner roles.
Faced with the Eastern Syndicates like Citibank, Goldman Sheng, and Morgan, they can only disguise themselves as harmless sheep, lending their chips to them while secretly buying.
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