April, when the general election was held, and May, when the Ban Ki-moon craze blew, passed.
It is now June 1, 2016.
A morning meeting was held.
First, Jung reported the operating performance of his own account.
"We disposed of both Maniker and Harim yesterday. Samgyetang was hit by strong exports to China, and we completed the sale over two days."
said Chang with a smile.
"The ants must have come to see the return of samgyetang season. It's time for us to sell.”
"The profit margin on the disposal of this stock is 40 percent. We've been underperforming, but we've just exceeded our cumulative return of 40% due to the upper limit of Maniker. I've reported to the president and vice president, but the 2.9 billion won investment has reached 4.06 billion won."
"Now the company's cash and securities assets will exceed 20 billion won, right?”
"Yes, it's exactly 21.06 billion won, including 5 billion won in fund 1, 3.5 billion won in fund 2, 5 billion won in fund 3, 3.5 billion won in overseas funds, and 4.06 billion won in unique accounts."
He breathed relief at the news that the total amount was over 20 billion won.
It was because the company seemed to be going strong.
I said.
"It was bleak when we first started out with two billion won, but now we're over 20 billion won in operational assets."
Next to him, Chang nodded.
I kept saying.
"We have seven members in our family now. 21 billion is an average of 3 billion assets per person. At this rate, we live on food, but we still have a long way to go to become rich. Let's try to be at least 10 billion per person."
Chang also immediately agreed.
"That's a good word."
"Choi Yu-na seems to be getting a lot of calls from customers yesterday. Is something good going on?"
"I'm still just asking. There are many people who are interested in investing in overseas stocks in Gangnam. I just asked, but it didn't lead to an investment."
"It's good to have a lot of phone calls."
Chang was told.
"Overseas stocks aren't tax-free for a while, but they probably don't have operational owners, so the rich in Gangnam are very interested."
"What do you mean there's no operative?”
"It's a place where people live, so it's not that there's not a lot of operatives, but if they get caught, they'll live a long time in prison."
"Well, I think I've heard the story once."
"The law in the United States is very scary. The fines are huge. Once you get caught, your life is ruined."
"Hmm."
"But our country is a slap in the face for our operatives. Our country's operational forces have a mind to live a year in prison and pay a small fine if they get caught while taking a beating. I'm going to spend the rest of my life eating well."
"Korea also needs to strengthen its laws."
When I said this, I thought of the mother, the brother who knew the mother, and the president Bae, who served as the chief operating officer.
But these people were nothing more than pants bosses. It was not an ote (main gun) but just a chewy bag.
"Anyway, the forces that disrupt the stock market should be eliminated."
That's why the smart Gangnam rich turn their eyes to the overseas market, turning a blind eye to the Korean market, which is rife with operational forces. Perhaps the people who called Choi Yuna yesterday were the cash-rich in Gangnam."
"Well, I guess so."
I nodded.
I had a question and asked Deputy General Manager Chang.
"But the Korean government says it will exempt us from taxes by the end of next year when we trade stocks in the U.S. S&P500 stock index. After that, the number of overseas investors will decrease."
"The securities company will hold an event."
"Event?"
"The transaction fee would be something like a year's worth of benefits from the brokerage."
I drank the last remaining coffee and said,
"The No. 1 fund, No. 2 fund and No. 3 fund would all have been invested in stocks to be listed, and the overseas fund would be Choi Yu-na's investment in stocks included in the S&P 500 index, so I don't really care. Since we only sold Maniker and Harim only corporate-specific accounts, we can select the next stock to invest in.”
"Yes, the only thing left to do is to find the next stock to invest money in a corporate account."
"Don't be in such a hurry. You can take your time. I've organized all the stocks I invest in personally, and I'm going to take a rest for the next event."
Song said.
"I've been paying attention to fine dust stocks, and they all hit the ceiling yesterday. I'm sorry I couldn't get in earlier."
The conductor gave me a pint.
"You man. You've already spent money on samgyetang liquor. Could you have invested? When stock prices go up next to them, they all get stomachaches."
I asked because I was curious about fine dust.
"What and what are there in fine dust land?"
"We have Science, Nano, Delkron, Ogong, KC Cotrell, and so on. Recently, Park Geun-hye and even out as president for fine dust at the Cabinet meeting It's to come up with the drastic measures. Influenced by the splash as the marginal cost. "
"If you look around, there will be many other good stocks other than fine dust. Then let's wrap up today's meeting here.”
I came to my room after the meeting.
I was reading a newspaper because I got tired of watching the internet news.
Crossing his legs, he reclined his chair back and lay for a long time to look at the newspaper. I wanted to put my legs on the desk and read the newspaper, but I didn't do it because I was afraid the staff would read it.
As I was reading the newspaper, I remembered the image of announcer Park Un-young. Park Un-young's face, which was dressed in a black suit and a white brown shirt during a poetry recital, was cropped up over the newspaper.
[When and where will I meet Park Un-young again?]
I was thinking of this and called lawyer Oh Mi-hyang.
For Oh Mi-hyang, I'm not an important client, but I thought I wouldn't hang up coldly because I'm a customer.
"Professor Oh Mi-hyang? It's me. I'm Choi, president of JS Invest, Yeouido."
"Yes, hello?"
"Yang Sung-mo's case was sentenced to two years in prison."
"I heard about it."
"Lawyer Bang will ask Western support to make the decision faster."
"Is that so?"
Oh Mi-hyang answered briefly in a short answer.
I studied a lot and drank a lot of American water, but I wondered if I should manage my customers like this.
There was no such aegyo or coquettishness as Choi Yuna of our company.
Yesterday, I met announcer Park Un-young while visiting the Sanwoolim Small Theater in front of Hongdae.“
"Unyeong?"
"I saw a poetry recital at the Post Small Theater next to Sanwoolim Small Theater. I heard that lawyer Oh Mi-hyang would have come if Park Un-young and Anna came out. Oh, you didn't come."
"Yes, I couldn't go because I had a meeting with the law firm."
"Announcer Park Un-young's poetry recital was impressive. You were good. The recitals are made from CDs and distributed to the disabled. You seemed to do a lot of good things."
"Are you finished speaking?"
"What?"
"Well, I have to go to court.”
I swore to myself, "You damn girl!"
I was wondering if you could answer the phone kindly.
"Oh, you're going to court? I'll hang up then. Have a good day."
I wondered why Omihyang was so cold.
"Is it because in Omihyang's brain consciousness there are images of us who were poor and rude living on the outskirts? That's the one who came to our office here and even got me a meal!"
I thought that Omihyang's behavior was similar to the behavior of operational forces in the stocks to be typified.
I thought well of myself though.
For now, I informed Oh Mi-hyang that I was a cultural person who attended a small theater and attended a poetry recital.
When Oh Mi-hyang and Park Un-young meet later, won't you be able to ask my story? Wouldn't my story come out of it help draw attention?
The conductor came into my room.
"I'll be out at lunchtime. Eat first."
"Okay. Let's have a meal with Chief Jung or Chief Song. But where are you going to go?"
"A friend of mine from the Korea Financial Investment Association asked me to meet him."
"Oh? Really? Where is the Financial Investment Association around here?"
"Yes, it's at Saetgang Station from our office."
The Korea Financial Investment Association is an organization of asset managers, such as investment trading or investment brokerage, trust business, etc.
It also manages member companies and discusses order and development measures among member companies.
"Yes, then go."
The conductor sat in the chair without leaving.
"But I need to talk to you for a moment."
"What is it?"
"You told me earlier at the morning meeting that Jung sold Maniker and Harim, and the corporate account rose to 4.06 billion won."
"I did."
"Why don't you increase your capital before the end of the year?"
"Do you want me to invest more money?"
"No, that's not it. Let's increase the number of capital increase as much as we increased it. No dividends."
"In capital increase..."
"Now that we've got two billion, we're going to make four billion."
"Do you want to do that, too?"”
"I took a peek. There's no one to blame for increasing his money. In fact, director Jung and director Song didn't raise 100 million won because they were assistant managers when they were working at securities firms. Right before the securities firm came out, they all had certificates of employment and 50 million won in loans to make 100 million won in combined severance pay and savings."
"I think so.”
I understood this because there was a time when I had no money.
Because it would be only three to four years of work for proxy-level officials, it is virtually impossible to raise 100 million won.
"So if it swells to 6 billion by the end of the year, will you make all 6 billion capital?”
"I guess so. They will do so because their loans are paid off steadily from their current salary. You don't have to pay your debts all at once."
"Okay, by the end of the year, we'll increase our capital as much as we can. But why don't we have a female employee join us?”
"I thought about it, too. But now they're social workers, so I don't think they're going to have any money."
"But you should still ask the doctor. Will you participate in the capital increase?"
"I will."
"Why don't Song or Jung disagree?”
"Women will make small investments even if they come in, so I won't object."
"Well, I understand."
"I'm trying to increase my capital for no other reason."
"Do you mean anything else?"
"Today, the Financial Investment Association I'm going to go to sometimes recruit trustees."
"Is that so?"
"There is a huge amount of money in government agencies and public institutions. In some cases, we're openly recruiting the asset managers that run it."
"Oh, you mean you're more likely to choose a company with a lot of revenue or capital.
"Yes, that's it. If we had 10 billion capital and 100 billion assets, we'd have that much more credibility."
"Okay, I totally agree with Mr. Chang's plan for capital increase."
"Thank you."
the ambition of the second son of a conglomerate