"…"
Zhuzhong Hui lowered his head and nodded in agreement.
He walked out of Chu Yue's office.
Looking at the nervous and doomsday-like Nomura's traders outside, for the first time, Zhu Zhonghui felt that Mr. Chu Yue was not on the same boat as them.
In addition to being a book person, Takezhong Teru and his subordinates also held a large number of shares in various book companies.
The fall of the Nikki index was a huge blow to their wealth.
It's a wound, it's bleeding!
However, this was indeed the best news for Mr. Chu.
As long as the stock market continued to plunge, Chu Yue's wealth would increase explosively.
In an instant, Takenaka Teru began to seriously doubt himself.
"Could it be that Mr. Chu had already expected this, so he bought stock index futures contracts that were short on the Nikki Index?”
"Everything is going according to Mr. Chu's plan?”
"If that's really the case, what did he see to be so certain?”
"F * ck. Would Ben's economy really decline?”
Zhu Zhonghui, who had a strong sense of self-doubt, felt great pain
…
Chu Yue looked at the traders and Zhu Zhonghui outside the one-way glass in his office.
Each and every one of these people was badly battered, as if they had lost their parents.
Chu Yue shook his head.
It had only fallen by 1.75%, and these people were already so dejected, as if the end of the world had happened.
When the true disaster happened, who knew how they would feel.
"Sigh, how pitiful."
Chu Yue sighed softly and sat back down on the leather chair, playing tennis.
...
That afternoon.
Chu Yue looked at the report that was sent over.
On the printed paper, it showed that the Nikkei 225 index had fallen by 2.35% in a single day. It had fallen by nearly 1000 points to 37,158.92 points.
Fear lingered over the Nomura traders.
However, Chu Yue knew that this was just the beginning.
"We've earned more than 27 billion yen. We can call it a day.”Chu Yue said.
He stood up and left the office.
After
returning to the top-class suite at the Empire Hotel, his secretary, Zhao Xiao, brought a stack of newspapers to Chu Yue.
Not only the local newspapers, but also the Washington Post in the United States, as well as the major financial centers, such as the London Financial Times.
These newspapers were all faxed over.
This was Chu Yue's request.
Ever since he met Dawkins, Green, and Soros, Chu Yue began to broaden his horizons and focus on the global financial market.
After reading the financial section of the Washington Post today, Chu Yue found the reason for the sharp drop in the Nikki 225 index today.
In the US, the first batch of short selling futures products for the Nikki stock index had begun to be sold.
The basic investment limit was 100 dollars.
On the day of release, 15 million copies were sold, totaling 1.5 billion US dollars.
These financial products were essentially the same as what the two Wall Street investment banks mentioned when they found Chu Yue.
Remove those professional terms, use big vernacular words, in fact, this essence is a gambling game of one, one, one, and one.
The investment banks and investors in the United States spent a lot of money to bet on the decline of the Japanese Nikki 225 Index, while the ordinary investors on the Japanese side bet on the stock market to continue rising.
If the notebook's stock market fell, the Americans would make money. If the notebook's stock market rose, the notebook would make money.
Of course, all of this was heavily leverage. Whether it was a profit or a loss, the losers and winners would lose many times the money that the stock market itself had lost or risen.
The Americans dared to make such a bet because they saw that the economic bubble was too serious.
According to a survey conducted by Japan's Real Estate Research Institute, the land price index of the commercial district of Japan's six major cities had risen to more than 1000 in 1965 and 10000 in 1988. In other words, real estate prices in Japan had risen by 100 times in 33 years, while the nominal gross national product had risen by less than 40 times over the same period. The average wage of manufacturing workers had risen by less than 20 times.
The real economy couldn't keep up with housing prices, and neither could wages.
Originally, the prosperity of the book was an illusion, built on the fanatical confidence of the people.
If his confidence was broken, everything would be over.
"Confidence decides everything." Chu Yue read the newspaper and smiled faintly.
In essence, the financial market was a contest of confidence.
Because the market itself would be influenced by the emotions of investors. There were no rational investors at all.
When everyone believed that it would rise, it would really rise. If most people believed that it would fall, it would really fall.
This was a level two chaotic system.
The high confidence of the US investors made the country and the shareholders lose confidence.
The performance was that some people who held shares of their own subsidiary no longer dared to hold them and chose to sell them for cash.
This action allowed some of the luckier people to escape from the high stock market.
However, this action triggered an avalanche.
Because some people sold their shares to cash out, more investors lost confidence and followed suit.
As more people sold, the stock price plummeted.
This made the investors of the book even more panicked, so more investors sold. Then the stock price plummeted again, and the mood became even more panicked, so the number of people selling increased again.
After a few spirals, the book's stock market collapsed.
Chu Yue wanted to laugh.
This was all part of his plan.
The more the stock market collapsed, the more Chu Yue earned.
"When others are greedy, I am afraid. When others are afraid, I am greedy.”
Chu Yue repeated this sentence again.
"Mr. Chu, Ms. Kazuko called today and said that she couldn't get through to you at Nomura.”
"Ms. Koshimi said that Mitsui Bank has given you a special permission to grant you a credit line of 8 billion yen. If you need cash, you can directly approve a loan of 8 billion yen from Mitsui Bank, and the loan interest rate has been reduced from 7% per year to 6.3%.”
Zhao Xiao said.
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