Rebirth 1980: Marrying my sister’s best friend at the beginning

The next two days are rest days and the stock market is not open!
But neither Green Brothers nor the securities institutions that wanted to take a share of the pie were idle.

Taking advantage of these two days, they used the local media to publicize the investment performance of Green Brothers.

In their publicity, all financial reports of Green Brothers in recent years were disclosed.

According to these financial reports, Green Brothers has not suffered a loss in the past five years, and its annual minimum capital return rate is 8%, which is much higher than the Wall Street average of 4.6%.

Especially in the first half of this year, their return on investment exceeded 150% in one fell swoop, creating an investment miracle on Wall Street.

And that’s not counting the tens of billions of dollars they made from currency speculation this time. Taking this into account, their return on investment this year is conservatively estimated to be 200%.

Under the various advocacy of these media, Greene Brothers has become the strongest new force on Wall Street, and Greene Reggie has been dubbed the "Wolf of Wall Street".

Of course, as the major shareholder of Green Brothers, Li Yi has inevitably become the target of publicity by these media.

Soon, some achievements about Li Yi appeared in the newspapers.

Obviously, these people have conducted in-depth investigations into Li Yi, covering everything from his identity, background and personal abilities to his achievements after his "debut".

In particular, his expedition to London this year made him tens of billions of pounds in just three or four months, and the fact that he severely damaged the Sassoon family was covered by heavyweights such as the Washington Post, the New York Times, and the Global Times. Media reprint.

In the propaganda of these media, they emphasized that Li Yi was the largest individual shareholder of Greene Brothers, and directly stated that it was Li Yi's handiwork that Greene Brothers was able to make tens of billions this time.

Good guy, everything seems to be planned. In just a few days, Li Yi, Green Reggie and Green Brothers directly became the darlings of the media!
Affected by this, the telephone number of Green Brothers Company instantly became busy. A large number of people called the company to inquire about the entrusted investment!

Li Yi knew that these forces on Wall Street were building momentum for Green Brothers. The purpose was naturally to let more people know about the company and then prepare for the next harvest.

Now that the company's stock price has been pushed so high, someone has to be the taker.

But for Green Brothers, this is not a bad thing. Even if these institutions really cash out and leave the market in a few days, and the company's stock price plummets, this will not have a big impact on the company.

After all, this wave of crazy publicity alone has greatly increased the popularity of the entire company. In terms of effect, it is worth at least several hundred million in advertising.

As an investment company, visibility and public recognition are the cornerstones of survival and development, which is capital.

So when Green Reggie asked him how to deal with it, Li Yi gave him four words - follow the trend.

While paying attention to the changes in the situation, Li Yi is also making preparations to return to Hong Kong Island.

The purpose of his coming to New York this time is to make money.

Now that the money has been made, they can go back as soon as the things in the stock market are over.

What's more, there are still many things on Hong Kong Island that need him to deal with.
May 8th. Monday!

The New York Stock Exchange was as busy as ever. After two days of publicity, public expectations for Green Brothers reached its peak.

As soon as the market opened today, the company's stock price kept rising like a hypertensive patient who didn't take medicine.

In just two and a half hours in the morning, Green Brothers' stock price soared from $38 at the opening to $49, and was about to break through the $50 mark.By the afternoon, the stock price had risen to $65 per share.

Compared with the $12 price on the 14th, Green Brothers' stock price has risen almost five times, but looking at this, there is still room for growth.

This made Li Yi sigh with emotion. To count the madness, you still have to look at the US stock market!

Think about our large A-shares. Protected by the price limit mechanism, the stock of the parent company can only reach a maximum of 10% regardless of the decline or increase.

When the price limit is reached, no matter how many people push it, the stock price will not rise or fall.

Under such a mechanism, if a stock wants its share price to double, it needs multiple consecutive daily limits.

On the other hand, in the U.S. stock market, there are no restrictions on the rise and fall of stock prices. In their view, rises and falls are market behaviors and should not and cannot be restricted.

Such an economic system has also created unprecedented gambling among investors.

As long as someone is speculating, or as long as someone is willing to take over, there will be people here who dare to buy in. Therefore, there are often monster stocks in the US stock market whose stock prices soar by dozens or even hundreds of times.

There will also be giant companies whose stock prices soar tens of thousands of times, such as Berkshire Hathaway, which is the company run by Warren Buffett. This company's stock price has increased by 7 times since its listing. So much.

Another example is McDonald's. Since its listing in 65, its stock price has increased by as much as 9 times at its peak. Johnson & Johnson, which was listed in 44, has increased by more than 1 times, Disney by 1.3 times, Wal-Mart by 2 times, and IBM by 3.3 times. times, Altria (Marlboro cigarette manufacturer) 17 times, and Coca-Cola 50 times.
Therefore, although Green Brothers' 5-fold increase may seem a bit crazy, in fact it can only be regarded as basic business here.

After all, Greene Brothers' return on investment is indeed off the charts, and its profits of tens of billions are real. Such a company will naturally be favored by the market.

However, Li Yi also knows that the higher the stock price is promoted now, the harder the leeks will be cut when those institutions withdraw.

In order to avoid becoming a taker, when the stock price reached 72 US dollars, Li Yi immediately asked Green and Reggie not to follow up and to cash out directly!
Although Greene is somewhat reluctant to give up, in his opinion, the stock price can rise to at least $80, and selling now will make a lot less money.

But he knew Li Yi's vision. Since Li Yi felt it was time to cash out, he shouldn't hold on.

Besides, they are already making a lot of money now, and there is no need to really wait until the stock price is at its highest point before selling.

Subsequently, under the order of Green Reggie, the team began to quietly sell the company's outstanding shares.

In the past few days, Green Reggie and the company's team have snapped up more than 4000 million shares of the company's shares, accounting for about 5% of the total shares.

In order not to cause fluctuations in the stock price, the team could only place orders in small batches at a time, and it was not until the market was about to close that all the stocks were sold.

At the same time, Li Yi also sold more than 6000 shares in their hands and submitted a settlement application directly to the New York Stock Exchange.

After doing this, Green Reggie was so excited that he immediately informed all employees of the company to attend the celebration banquet in the evening, and also invited Li Yi and Jiang Xue to attend.

Naturally, Li Yi would not refuse this kind of thing. After all, he is the major shareholder, so it would be unjustifiable not to participate.

However, since it was still early, a few people decided to return to the company and carefully calculate the investment income.

Afterwards, the group returned to the Grimm Brothers Company in a grand manner.
(End of this chapter)