Reborn with Consumption System

That day, they actually tested the strength of three targets.

Among them, Tangshan was the easiest to pull up, with the most stable limit-up, but the reason was that there was a large sum of money inside, coordinating the upward movement.

In the current era, they can be fully referred to as market makers.

Tianjin Port was the hardest to boost, with very heavy selling pressure. Later, Han Lie asked around and found out that several funds were buried in there, making the situation quite complex.

Yingkou Port was in the middle, not hard to pull but not without resistance either, with no large orders, it flowed naturally.

Clearly, it was very clean inside.

This term, "clean," is not easy for outsiders to understand.

Clean does not mean no significant funds inside; the national team has long been there.

The funds in Yingkou Port are not those dog market makers colluding with the company to stir trouble, nor are they those infamous capitals, but rather simply optimistic value investors who are likely to hold long-term.

Han Lie doesn’t need to wash them out; he should just act normally. They aren’t resistance, but rather support.

So, on the third day, Jiao Fangyan started to focus fully on Yingkou Port.

With moderate volume increase, slow limit-up, and a full-day turnover of 1.5 billion, the turnover was quite sufficient, simultaneously suppressing Tianjin and Tangshan below 5% with sell orders.

The second leader of the free trade zone got preliminary confirmation.

On the fourth day, as Jiao Fangyan steadily pulled Yingkou Port to an 8% increase, a surge of small buy orders followed, snatching a large portion of her chips.

She hurriedly used large orders to seal the gain limit, fully confirming the second leader.

On the fifth trading day, high-level consolidation occurred, producing a green candle with a long upper shadow, massive volume, cleaning out considerable profit-taking retail investors.

Next came two more strong limit-ups.

As of today, Yingkou Port has become a genuine hot spot in the market, not having as high gains as Beihe Xuangong, but with a far stronger money-making effect, attracting much focus.

"What’s the plan for today?"

An excited Jiao Fangyan asked for instructions from Han Lie.

Han Lie looked at the market points, carefully calculated the active funds in the market and the current market value of Yingkou Port, then made a firm decision.

"Smash it down, it’s time to realize profits."

Jiao Fangyan was taken aback: "Quick liquidation? Not maintaining the candle pattern?"

Han Lie replied: "Sell as much as possible today, open up two points higher, right? Then create a high-level doji star by closing at the opening price, fully exit tomorrow, and then leave a base position of 10% to 20%."

Jiao Fangyan glanced at the rather vibrant market, nodded confidently.

"The market’s enthusiasm for Yingkou has been activated by us; we can easily sell half of the position today."

Beihe Xuangong was still on a straight limit-up; Yingkou had at least a 20% space to it; it wasn’t impossible for the second leader to show stronger momentum.

But Han Lie insisted on selling at this most aligned moment, which would surely dampen the market’s speculative enthusiasm.

And this was the most correct operational mindset for large funds.

Small retail investors can capture the tail, escaping at the highest point, whereas the big players must prepare in advance and withdraw during the most intense moments.

Otherwise, they would surely get stuck, and lose at least several billion... ahem.

"This isn’t the end."

With a piercing gaze at the time-sharing chart, Han Lie quickly calculated an accurate number.

"In the next ten trading days, we need to push it back at least 34%, starting from the highest point, with the final price range between 5.08 and 5.12.

Then, jump back in and launch the second wave!"

Jiao Fangyan was bewildered, wanting to ask: Why ten trading days? Why 34%? Why around 5.1?

But she ultimately stayed silent and went to work obediently.

Dealing with tens of billions, she really couldn’t afford to be distracted.

By the afternoon close, the situation was more favorable than expected, and Jiao Fangyan successfully sold 58% of the position.

Though not completely finished, it was already possible to roughly estimate the profit situation.

Well, not much, only a mere 2.18 billion.

From the lowest to highest point, Yingkou Port’s overall increase was 66.5%, and Han Lie’s two funds plus nearly 20 billion in financing only earned that much; truly not worth bragging about.

Then, when the dragon-tiger list came out, the industry was stirred again, and retail investors began to loudly curse...