I sat absent-mindedly in the Yeouido office, and Deputy General Manager Chang came in.

"Did you have a good trip to the Financial Investment Association yesterday?"

"Yes, I met my friend and had a glass of soju with pork belly."

"Good job."

"The Korea Financial Investment Association not only recruits government or public corporations but also pension foundations to recruit fund management contractors. We need to grow up and participate."

"Is it that tricky?"

"The screening conditions are tricky. It's just a bunch of asset managers trying to get one."

"First of all, as I said yesterday, we need to increase the capital of JS Invest.”

"They're asking us to write down not only the equity ratio but also the equity ratio of equity. And we look at the size of our current consignment and the capabilities of our workforce."

"That's harsh."

"Some organizations even demand asset management philosophy and risk management measures."

"Even asset management philosophy?"

Fortunately, the management personnel are fortunate that Jung or Song have various certificates from the Korea Financial Investment Association. I don't think there will be any major defects in the management personnel."

It was like saying, 'Only the boss doesn't have a license.'

I was a little embarrassed.

It's good for the CEO to be out of the picture, but he doesn't have any certificates. I slipped my tongue.

"I'll have to ask female employees to get various financial certificates."

"That's good. I'll study if the company pays for my education."

"I'll call you quietly once."

"And you still have the mogang tech gleaners, right?"

"I think we've collected nearly 200,000 shares now."

"Oh, my! I heard you're a big deal, but it's already 200,000 shares."

"But I don't know what the forces we've been through on that street before. The charts have been going around for months, so I think it's time to get a little outline, but I'm not hearing from you."

"I don't know if M&A is aimed at acquiring a company. They're still pushing it down there."

"I think the second quarter's board meeting will be held once."

If M&A is for the purpose, there is a high possibility that the chairman or president will be replaced. Maybe I'll cut only one."

"What if the stock price jumps tomorrow?”

"You want to eat and run. I'm going to fly a piece of ingredients and get ready to eat and run. Let's sell the 200,000 shares you have then. If you raise it by 30%, 200,000 shares will make this year's farm better."

"Well, I don't know what they're talking about, so let's wait and see for a month.

"Then why don't you open up the push and pull?"

"Does he push you?"

"Push and pull. Why does love have that?"

When the love story came up, I suddenly remembered Park Un-young.

Since Park has not even exchanged phone numbers with Park Un-young, it seems that it is not the right time to push and pull.

"Then should I raise the stock price?"

"Don't overdo it and just post it for a few days. Then there will be a reaction from the forces."

"It would be better to rush through multiple accounts than to do it alone..."

"Don't worry about that. I have an account that I've been managing since I was in a securities company. It shouldn't leak out."

"Let's think."

Otherwise, you can do it later and get some fresh air abroad. I'm sure you paid a lot of attention to the theme, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to take a few days off and charge it."

"Shall we?"

"Go to Tianjin, China. That's where the Davos Forum is held.”

"Davos Forum? It's not for everyone, is it? It's only the government's people. You need an invitation to go, don't you think?

"In fact, I went to the Financial Investment Association yesterday and met a reporter. I'm an economic reporter who was entering a securities company. He's also my classmate. When I went to eat pork belly yesterday, I went with him, and he's going to cover the Davos Forum."

"Really?"

"Go on a tour of Shandong Province near Tianjin and then go to Tianjin and buy a drink to reporters. You don't have to go to the Davos Forum. I'd rather have a drink with reporters than a lot of good information."

"I don't know the reporter very well..."

"If I ask my boss to meet him because he's going away, he'll meet with me. I heard you're buying a drink for free, so there's no such thing as a gire?"

"Haha, is he also a gire?"

"He's a gire. He's a guy who's writing articles or novels."

"Really?"

"If you're not going, just in case, take your visa."

After Chang left the president's office, he called in three female employees.

Maybe because I didn't call three female employees at once, they came in wondering what was going on.

"Sit down."

Everyone sat in conference chairs in the president's office.

"You're having a hard time working, aren't you?"

"No, I'm comfortable because you're nice to me and you're nice to me. There's a lot to learn."

"Good thing."

"I learned a lot from the experience of Jang, Song, and Jung because this is where I run the fund. That's what fund management is all about."

"Oh, is that so?"

They didn't learn anything from the boss alone. It seemed to do.

But I couldn't learn anything from them that I do.

I just knew how to pick a smelly sport with an animal feel. And he only knew how to snap at the sport and throw it at the right time.

"Yesterday, Mr. Chang visited the Financial Investment Association. Those of you here should also get a license for all the tests you take there. The company will cover the cost of books and tuition for your study."

Everyone was listening with their eyes wide open.

"And all three of you went to a good university, and if you go to an MBA program, the company will cover your expenses."

My three eyes glistened with this remark.

When he said he would pay for his certificate, he didn't respond much, but his eyes were sparkling to support his graduate MBA program.

As expected, they seemed to value signboards more than their skills.

I once told Song that I would pay tuition if I went to business school. This time, the company expanded the number of female employees. Jeong did not recommend it because he already graduated from Korea University's MBA program.

I kept saying.

"You know our company's capital is two billion won, right?"

"Yes, I know."

"The unique account, which contains 2 billion won in capital, is currently managed by Jung. It's increased so far and now it's four billion. You know that, don't you?"

"Yes, I heard from Mr. Chung.

"Our company plans to increase capital at the end of the year to increase capital. Currently, Jeong and Song have 5 percent, Jang has 10 percent, and I have 80 percent."

I looked at the faces of the female employees and listened quietly without a response.

"The company's capital increase is being managed by Jung, not me. We also report the investment status at coffee time every month. Tell me if you want to participate as a shareholder. Even if I give up my shares, I can allocate them within 5 percent."

"I have a question."

Suddenly, Choi Yuna asked a question.

"Can't you participate now?"

"Not now. There are some people who have money and some who don't have it. Likewise, we decided on the end of the year as a preparation period. If you have a doctor, please keep the funds in place by then."

"I understand. Boss."

From the next day on, I began to make a more bold purchase of Mogang Tech.

I rolled it up as soon as the sale came out. The stock price quickly rose to more than 3,500 won, as the volume of transactions was small without borrowing the power of the account held by the deputy director.

I was playing so-called "push-and-seek" game.

As the stock price of Mogang Tech slowly rose, ants began to follow.

Not many of them came in, not all of which were published or were jjiras. Still, the stock price chart started to turn slightly upward from the top of the fifth day.

"I made a turn down there. Now it looks like it's moving."

The postings in the discussion room on the stock market seemed to be increasing one by one.

The president of Mogang Tech reported the stock price trend to the chairman.

"Our stock prices are starting to go up little by little.”

"Maybe the EMGSET kids are playing games?"

"I don't think so."

"Really?"

"Would you have done that if you had your hands on EMSET? If I want to eat and run, I'll blow up the tab, hit the stock market, and roll it up to the upper limit.”

"If you want to eat and run, you will."

"Maybe they're interested in M&A?"

"Grump."

The chairman's face turned into an insect-chewing look.

"The EMGSET kids asked for a board meeting?

"Yes."

"Then I'll come up with a personnel matter this time. From a restructuring perspective.”

"I'm not losing anything right now, is that so?"

"I'm going to count the average percentage of the same industry. They're going to ask for restructuring because their profit margins are below that."

"Our operating profit is above the industry average."

"We still have a lot of debt. Reflecting financial costs, net income is below the average for the peer group."

"That's why you're going to stick around. Those who studied in the U.S. may be smart, but they don't have any blood or tears. They're younger than me."

"Still, put the agenda on the board of directors regarding entry into Vietnam."

"Yes, Father."

"If we don't go to Vietnam, another company may come in. The delivery share could be reduced. Convince it to the EMG children.”

"Okay. I used to work with my father and I, but now we have EMG Set, which is a pain in the neck."

"What can you do? I've been forced to enter the West Bank factory in China, and the debt has increased. And the rise in the minimum wage in our labor-intensive sector will be a decisive factor."

"At the board meeting, should we say that the financing plan for Vietnam's factories will be in the secondary banking sector as planned? The head of the savings bank branch asked me if I was confirmed to go to Vietnam."

"Phew, in the secondary banking sector, interest is expensive... ...and I have to be careful... ...how's the local loan in the West Bank going?"

"The head of the West Bank plant is looking into it. He said that the second quarter results will be released by the end of this month, so we can make a mortgage on account receivables. We're talking to the People's Bank of China."

"Really?"

"If that's the case, we don't have to go to a second-tier loan."

"Put this matter before the board of directors anyway. Even if I get kicked out of the board, I'll do what I have to do

Upon hearing the chairman's words, the boss bit his lips.

Chairman of Group G