Chapter 1030 - 416: He Always Wins
"Matters of the underworld are resolved in the underworld!"
Liu Hanhe softly but firmly promised over the phone, "Brother, rest assured, I know the rules. As long as Teacher Han is willing to be lenient, everything can be negotiated!"
"Are you sure? What you guys have done... As a middleman, it’s not easy for me!"
"I’m sure!"
Compared to Gao Fengbo, Liu Hanhe was much more straightforward and quicker to concede.
"In the financial market, there have always been winners and losers.
I had the chance to copy his work, easily make money, and there’s no reason not to follow.
Teacher Han is one step ahead, burying me inside, that’s his skill. I lost, but I’m convinced without complaints, and there’s no reason to blame him.
Let me tell you something from the bottom of my heart: I don’t hate him, nor blame him. I, Liu Hanhe, can handle both winning and losing.
Apologies, monetary compensation, whatever conditions Teacher Han sets are fine.
You can comfortably be the middleman, I definitely won’t make it difficult for you!"
The brother on the other end pondered for a moment before finally agreeing, "Alright, since you’ve said so much, I’ll help you contact him. Whether it works or not..."
"Whether it works or not, I appreciate your help!"
"Okay, wait for the news."
Du-du-du...
Liu Hanhe let out a sigh of relief, feeling a bit more at ease.
He had indeed cursed Han Lie quite a bit before, but now he was sincere with his words to a large extent.
High-end players truly rooted in the stock market all have the same realization—when you want to win, by any means necessary, don’t worry about pride. When you lose, don’t blame the heavens.
The financial market is no different from a battlefield; the core is the struggle between people, a fight to the death.
If someone wins, someone else must lose. Where is there a general who never loses?
When you lose, reflect more on yourself and look less for external reasons.
Holding a grudge after every loss is a mental illness.
The fierce confrontations between long and short positions in the futures market are even more perilous, aren’t they?
Once a position is liquidated, nothing’s left, but at least in the stock market, there’s some residue left even in a severe drop.
So by this time, Liu Hanhe had already calmed down from his emotions and sincerely wanted a truce.
Bao Bin and Hu Lei eagerly watched Liu Hanhe as he returned to his seat, impatiently asking, "What’s Mr. Qiu’s take?"
"He’s willing to help us contact Han Lie, let’s wait for the news."
Hu Lei nodded, glanced sideways at the door, and lowered his voice, "But on Fengbo’s side..."
Bao Bin quickly waved his hand, "Let’s see!"
Liu Hanhe remained silent.
Judging by the extent of hostility, Han Lie shouldn’t hold too much against the three of them. Chasing insider info for operations is a norm in the stock market.
The three private equities were indeed detestable, but as winners and losers go, since deciding to ’bear the thorns and beg for forgiveness,’ it should not be held against them again.
But Gao Fengbo’s case is different.
As a friend of Han Lie, it’s tantamount to betrayal, probably not easily forgiven.
When the time comes, perhaps...
The three sipped their drink in front of the dining table, the atmosphere somewhat oppressive and heavy.
Within minutes, Gao Fengbo came back from outside, sweating profusely, wiping his sweat while speaking, "I’ve secretly checked with outside friends. Han Lie should still have about 780 million in stock..."
The exact number is 1.2 billion.
Gao Fengbo intentionally reported 420 million less.
Why?
Because he was afraid of scaring Liu Hanhe and the other two away, preventing them from raising funds to support the stock price.
As long as Liu Hanhe is willing to raise funds to bail out, his 98 million can be smoothly liquidated—making a big profit at a higher price.
"Are you sure?" Hu Lei felt relieved, the pressure instantly alleviated a lot.
"More or less."
Gao Fengbo nodded gravely, "I don’t dare use people from the company. Since my brother has caught onto me, surely there are ways to cut off my source of information. I asked someone to buy information from within Zhongmei, so it should be relatively accurate."
Whether Liu Hanhe and others believed it or not, they were preparing according to this number.
"Alright, then let’s raise funds based on 800 million, tomorrow push the stock price to the limit-up, and respectfully send Little Yin out. Together with retail investors and Xiaoyouzi’s copycat following, it should be enough for him to liquidate at the limit-up."
"Damn!"
Bao Bin sighed in frustration, "This way, our previous efforts were all in vain, all became his wedding dress..."
billion is hard to raise, but not impossible.
Bringing in two private equities for the field and borrowing a portion from a financial company temporarily isn’t a big problem.
But this way, the funding cost becomes terrifyingly high.
The new private equities undoubtedly want to profit, once the stock price is raised to a high level, they must be allowed to exit first, leaving themselves to exit slowly amid a decline.
Then leave a portion of the position, waiting to do the second wave.
If done well, it’s possible to break even, but adding the high-interest of the loan, there’s an eighty percent chance of loss.
If not done well, there’s no telling.
Many stock manipulators get dragged to death by the retail investors because of the cost of using funds.
If it’s all one’s own money, taking it slow, the most lost is time.
Therefore, the most common advice true experts give to retail investors is—never use leverage, trade with your spare money.
Han Lie openly declared in a seminar: Max out your leverage, follow me in!
It’s quite explosive in the entire industry.
...
Next, the four troubled brothers started to bicker again, all wanting to shoulder less fundraising pressure.
Before reaching a result, Mr. Qiu responded.
"Han He, I’ve given your phone number to Han Lie, prepare yourself, he should contact you soon... Watch your attitude, the relationship between Han Lie and I cannot be disrupted by anything!"