Qin Shou had never been a good person.
In his previous life, he had been in Hengdian for many years. In the beginning, he was still a little reckless like a hot-blooded youth.
But as time passed, after experiencing the viciousness of the human heart countless times, Qin Shou naturally became more mature.
He had already learned to turn a blind eye to many things.
However…
He still had some basic principles.
Qin Shou would never force others to do things that they were unwilling to do.
As a famous handsome director in Hengdian, cough cough, the key word was handsome! And big!
Normally, apart from filming, Qin Shou would write some film reviews and do soft promotions. In his spare time, he would also trick a few of his friends into making famous movies.
It was not an exaggeration to say.
He was a serious literary and art worker.
Otherwise, there wouldn't be so many girls from art schools who would take the initiative to discuss life with him.
Of course.
Those people were all willing. Everyone just took what they needed.
And in this life.
Since he was reborn as a coal mine owner, Qin Shou told himself that he had to live happily no matter what.
Life was like chess. There was no regret in placing a piece, but how many people could really not regret it?
But then again, this was the most interesting part of life.
Life without regrets was originally a matter of pique. If one did not have any regrets in their life, it would be meaningless.
Wrong or right, regret or no regret, it was all the path he had chosen.
Having a choice was already very blissful.
After all, for some people, they had no choice in life at all. Being able to live was already the greatest fortune, and it would consume all their energy.
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The mortgage crisis was undoubtedly a huge disaster for the Americans.
A large number of middle-class people were harvested and eventually became poor people who were heavily indebted and had nothing.
But this had nothing to do with Qin Shou.
He was too lazy to care about the lives of the poor foreigners.
What Qin Shou was considering now was how he could get a share of the profits.
For this reason.
He specially asked Liu Zhong to buy a bunch of finance books.
After all, it was useless to ask others about this kind of thing. He had to learn it himself.
For a whole week, Qin Shou locked himself in his room and studied seriously.
In the end.
He came to a conclusion.
If he wanted to profit from the mortgage crisis, there was only one choice.
"Short the US real estate market?"
Liu Zhong was dumbfounded when he heard Qin Shou's words.
After all, he didn't understand the terms of stock finance.
"Yes."
Qin Shou held the information in his hand and said seriously,""There are already people in America who are doing this.”
In his memory, he remembered that there was an investment company in the United States that made money from the mortgage crisis.
In the end, he really found out.
A man named John Paulson led a billion-dollar hedge-fund on Wall Street.
Since 2005, Paulson had been worried that the US economy would go into a decline, so he began to short the bonds of companies such as auto suppliers, betting that their value would fall.
However, even though the bonds of these companies had entered bankruptcy proceedings, their prices were still rising.
Soon after.
He had his eyes on the real estate market. Even though the real estate market in the United States seemed to be booming at the time, Paulson still discovered the risks through analysis.
As a result, Paulson designed a complex fund operation model and began to boldly trade bonds: He was short selling dangerous mortgage bonds while buying cheap credit default swap.
The credit default swap worked like this: Once a mortgage backed security fell into bankruptcy, the seller would have to pay a large sum of cash to buy the house. On the other hand, if the housing market was strong and the mortgage bonds were creditworthy, the buyer would have to pay the seller a certain amount of money on a regular basis. Therefore, this thing was essentially a gambling contract.
Of course.
Many people didn't understand this, and some even thought that Paulson was crazy.
However, Qin Shou knew that this guy was definitely not crazy. He might even become one of the biggest winners of the entire mortgage crisis.
And now.
What Qin Shou wanted to do was to tie himself to John Paulson's chariot.
At that time, he would make those Americans kneel down and call him daddy!
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