The journey starts from the Titanic

"But there is only one Robles Securities Company, and it cannot change the current situation where all the messy companies on Wall Street are coming to the market. Washington has no means of monitoring this, and everything can only rely on the conscience of capitalists."

Situ Nan said lightly, his lips curled slightly, revealing Ruoyoruowu's irony.

"Joseph himself is not as confident as everyone else. He is a coward. Do you know how he tells me? He said, hell, if even the shoe-shining guy on the street buys stocks, I don't want to stay in it. Now He has already started to sell his stock."

Robles was a little moved. He frowned and asked Situ Nan: "What do you mean..."

Livermore felt that Situ Nan agreed with his opinion, with a triumphant smile on his face.

"I don't mean it. I just take advantage of the current market conditions and prepare to sell some stocks and hold more cash." Situ Nan said.

This is to cash out!

Robles thought to himself, obviously Situ Nan also saw certain risks, but he did not deny the current economic prosperity.The disagreement between himself and Livermore, Situ Nan did not seem to be biased towards either side, but Robles vaguely felt that Situ Nan was biased towards that guy.

Sure enough, after the meeting, Robles and Livermore were left behind. The two looked at each other and then separated quickly. They didn't want to see each other, their expressions were cold.

Situ Nan discovered that the contradiction between Robles and Livermore had been deep, almost irreconcilable, since I didn't know when, well, the conflict of ideas, this problem is unsolvable, the best way is to separate.

Situ Nan thought to himself that if one were to go, it would definitely be Livermore.It was a pity that Livermore was just let go.

"You two gentlemen, one is an outstanding banker and the other is a genius trader. What are the contradictions that can't be spread out? Why quarrel on the board of directors? What a bad influence!"

Situ Nan gave these two guys a glance, Robes looked indifferent, Livermore blushed, Situ Nan politely criticized him that he should not interrupt Robes at will just now, and affect Robes’ authority in the company. His mouth moved and prepared to argue for himself.

Situ Nan waved his hand to stop Livermore and said: "I didn't say that your view is wrong. Everyone knows the risks of the stock market. If there is no risk in a laissez-faire market, this is the biggest risk. But the risk belongs to the risk, according to me. Judging, the Wall Street stock market has been booming for at least a year, so we must do something."

Situ Nan's words were comprehensive, and they affirmed Robes and Livermore, leaving them speechless.

"Stone, you are still too pessimistic." Robles shook his head, a little unconvinced, insisting that the economy is running well.

Situ Nan shook his head and said earnestly: "Man, let go of your vision, don't be limited to Wall Street, focus on the entire United States and even the world.

The William Consortium is already at the top of the economic pyramid. During the economic boom, we expanded the company’s capital through the issuance of stocks and obtained more funds from the financial market. When the economy was difficult, we acquired other companies to achieve another way of expansion. Consortium stocks and ordinary people are just the opposite, because they are our counterparties."

"Yeah. Your point is interesting." Robles smiled. Although Situ Nan could not fully convince him, he listened to Situ Nan's words more or less. Now that he knows Situ Nan's thoughts, Situ Nan must have Assign the task to Robes Securities.

Sure enough, Stuart informed Robles that he would sell some shares through Robles Securities, with a total value of about US$300 million, involving Chevrolet, Chrysler, Cummins, Electric, Kodak, Bethlehem, Steel, Stone, Food, Zippoibm, Goodyear tires, and other types. The company also included the early purchase of tens of millions of dollars in bonds.

"This matter is no trivial matter. Don't let your competitors take advantage of this." Robles warned.

This big deal can at least bring more than 10 million U.S. dollars in income to Robles Securities. These stocks are regular customers on the freshly released S&P 5, with very good ratings and very popular.

Even if the stock market is as pessimistic as Situ Nan's estimate is only one year of "happy time", Robles is confident that he can cash out 400 million US dollars.

"The stocks sold are ordinary shares without voting rights, which are held by me personally. I have transferred the voting shares to the foundation and financial holding company, and it will not have much impact."

Situ Nan smiled confidently, even if all the personal shares are sold, the William Consortium is still under his control through the William Financial Holding Company and the William Foundation.

The US stock market has an ab share system. Although the dividend rights are the same, different types of stocks have different voting rights. It is very convenient for consortia to control major industrial companies by holding a small number of voting stocks.

Companies under the William Consortium often adopt this system when they go public. After selling these shares, Situ Nan’s personal name will not appear on the shareholder lists of those industrial giants, and he will hide behind him in the future.

"By the way, after cashing out half of the funds to buy gold, half of the cash is stored in Wells Fargo and Robles Securities."

Stuart urged Robles specifically.

Before Robes Securities helped him deal with his personal assets, Stuart held an internal meeting of the William Consortium in New York to urge Chevrolet Oil, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler Automobiles and other subsidiaries to reduce their holdings and hoard sufficient funds for the company's development.

Although some of the high-ranking CEOs do not agree with Situ Nan's risk theory, they also like to see colorful dollar bills and cash out at high stock prices.

This business is mainly undertaken by Robles Securities, with the cooperation of Wells Fargo and Bank of America.

Chapter 215

Situ Nan lays out the financial market and cashes out the stocks sold by Robles Securities. At this time, the U.S. stock market is in a bull market. Most of the stocks sold by the William Consortium are well-reviewed by Moody's Fitch Ratings and S&P 5. The company, Situ Nan's shareholding reduction plan is very smooth.

In the first month, I took out US$20,000 in cash. After all, there is still one year before the Great Depression. Even the most pessimistic economist would not think that the stock market will go wrong in a short time.

The US-China consortium also began to carry out similar actions in the financial markets of Shanghai and New Tangshan. The Wuhan government and the South China government also sold part of Haiwa's assets, secretly buying gold from the international market and shipping it back to China.

After the currency system reform, the status of South China Yuan and legal tender was stable, and precious metals such as gold and silver were basically withdrawn from circulation. The vaults of the two headquarters of the Bank of America in New Tangshan and Wuhan reached 25 tons of gold at the end of 1929.

At the Hudson Riverside Villa, Situ Nan took out a document and said to Kuzdova: "You sign this document. I have built a trust fund for your mother and daughter. There are many company stocks in it. After the stock is sold, it will probably cash out $10 million."

After signing the document, Kuzdova raised her head to look at Situ Nan, with a little sadness in her eyes, and asked Situ Nan: "You, are you leaving again?"

"There are still some things that have not been dealt with, just these few days!"

Situ Nan nodded, he was also reluctant to give up, especially in the parting season, no amount of money can make up for the guilt in his heart.

Gently took Rakuzdova's hand and talked with her.

"How is Sikorsky?" Situ Nan asked casually.

Sikorsky is not located in California. Situ Nan has no knowledge of Sikorsky's situation. He does not have any shares in Sikorsky. The company is the property of Kuzdova's brothers and sisters. Situ Nan should care about it.

"The company should be pretty good. The main business is to help other aircraft companies build propellers. Recently, it seems to be studying aircraft that can hover in the air. I don't know the details."

Kuzdova said.

The company is mainly managed by his brother Igor Sikorsky, and she would not take the initiative to care about the company's affairs unless his brother mentioned the company when they called.

Situ Nan knew that Kuzdova was talking about helicopters. In the past few years, Sikorsky had no name in the aviation industry. Situ Nan's attention to this company was far less intense than it was at the beginning.

If his cheap brother-in-law is in front of him, Situ Nan doesn't mind mentioning his "experience" about helicopters, but if others are not there, Situ Nan does not interfere with Sikorsky.

Even if you know that this company will be very good in the future, it will be 20 or 30 years later!Too far away!

The two inevitably talked about their daughter Sharapova. Perhaps the name Sharapova has a magical effect. The daughters of Situ Nan and Kuzdova actually have some athletic talents. It happens that she likes playing tennis very much. Not bad, when Situ Nan fought against her, unfortunately, she became the defeat of her daughter.(It can be seen that Situ Nan's tennis level is as bad as the national football.)

"Wipe your sweat, don't catch cold!" After playing, Situ Nan handed the towel to Sharapova.

"No, I want you to wipe it for me!" Sharapova pouted and said coquettishly.

Situ Nan smiled and helped her daughter wipe her sweat. It was the first time she wiped her sweat. His movements were very gentle. After all, I don't know when the next time I can wipe her sweat.

At lunch, Sharapova seemed to feel something, so she asked Situ Nan if she was leaving.

Situ Nan didn't know how to answer for a while, and could only say that the child became sensible.

In the afternoon, with the warm sunshine of a winter afternoon and no wind, Situ Nan met Chu Fu who had come to New York from South America on the white Hudson River.

Chu Fu is one of the survivors of the Titanic tragedy. He ran a fruit company in South America a few years ago, and was later transferred to the South China headquarters to be responsible for the overseas investment of the US-China consortium.

The fruit company is part of Situ Nan’s strategic contraction. In order to deal with the assets in South America, Chu Fu had to go to South America himself.

From the warm South America to the icy and snowy New York, it is really a two-fold sky. When meeting Situ Nan, Chu Fu specially wrapped a thick coat.